God's personality, though not fully comprehensible, is a fundamental aspect of his nature. It's revealed through Creator Sons like Jesus and unifies the universe. God's personality transcends materialism and pantheism.
In 6 BCE, Herod ordered the slaughter of infants and Mary, Joseph, and Jesus narrowly escaped to Alexandria, where they lived in safety for two years. After Herod's death, they moved to Nazareth in 4 BCE.
Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem for a census. Unable to find proper lodging, they stayed in a stable where Jesus was born. Herod ordered the massacre of male babies and they fled to Egypt with Jesus, returning after two years.
Jesus was awe-inspired by the beauty of the city but was disappointed by the behavior of people at the temple. After accidentally being left behind by his parents, Jesus engaged scholars with his wisdom.
Jesus spends six weeks alone with God on Mount Hermon to master his mind and consecrate himself for the rest of his earthly mission. In this "great temptation," he confronted rebel leaders, rejected compromise, and ended the Lucifer rebellion.
