Jesus' childhood as written in the Bible is, in my opinion, almost certainly fabrication written to match messianic prophesy. Jesus was no more predestined to be a prophet from birth than you are. He was nothing but a peasant living in a backwater country on the fringe of the Roman Empire until he began his ministry at approximately 30 years of age. The messiah was supposed to be a warrior king, powerful enough to issue divine retribution against those who had oppressed "God's chosen people". Jesus instead taught his followers about a "Kingdom of God" where instead of seeking vengeance upon those who have wronged us, we are to clear our sight and feel compassion for the blindness of our enemies. Your enemies may think they hurt you of their own free will, but "they know not what they do"--they run through mazes of other beings, blindly colliding with you. Instead of freeing the Jews from Roman occupation like a true warrior king should have, Jesus allowed himself to be crucified, and admonished that his followers who had progressed as much as him do the same.
Dear "stoned being",
Yeshua taught "the kingdom of heaven", which was a personal relationship between God and his sons, who do the will of God. (Mt 6:32-33 & John 1:13)
John 1:13 NAS Who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God
He taught that the "kingdom of God" would not be instituted until the "Day of the Lord", which was in the future. (Rev 19:15 & Rev 12:10 & Mt 24:29-32)
As for prophets, David of Bethlehem, was a
"peasant living in a backwater country on the fringe of the Roman Empire" before being chosen by God, and he was but a child, and not as impressive as his brothers who were of military age. David did not prevail by size or strength, but by his faith in God, who had always protected David, even while herding sheep.
As for when is the "Day of the Lord", that will be after Jerusalem is again "captured" (Ze 14:2 & Joel 2:28 - 3:2)
