"Yeshua the Builder: From Bethlehem to the Baptism"

by Damiano B. Centola explores the early life of Jesus, emphasizing his humble origins and formative years.

Beginning with his birth in Bethlehem, the narrative highlights the significance of prophecy and divine purpose. Joseph and Mary's roles as earthly parents showcase obedience and faith amidst challenges, including exile to Egypt to escape Herod's wrath. The text illustrates Yeshua's growth in Nazareth, where he learned the craft of building, symbolizing his future role as a spiritual architect. The hidden years of silence are portrayed as a sacred time of preparation, leading to his baptism, where his identity as the Son of God is affirmed.

Through this journey, Centola illustrates how Yeshua embodies humility, labor, and the foundational principles of the Kingdom of God.