Jesus taught His followers. He taught whoever followed Him and whoever wanted to listen. Sometimes He took His closest disciples apart to teach them privately. Sometimes He taught whole crowds such as the 5, 000 people He supernaturally fed when they were hungry. 

Jesus taught a Samaritan women. He did not care the race or even the sinful nature of the person. Jesus loved people and chose to teach them. He taught the woman caught in adultery. And He taught Levi the tax-collector. He taught those who were humble enough to hear. He could not teach those who disdained His Words or who didn’t respect Him or receive from Him.

There is nothing in the New Testament Bible to suggest that Jesus was a hippy or a marginal person.  History and the Bible reveal that Jesus looked very ordinary. He blended in with the crowd. He was poor but not a beggar. And there’s no suggestion that He didn’t work or was marginal in any way. On the contrary, Jesus worked as a carpenter.

He was however a person who depended entirely and solely on God His heavenly Father. He had no set place to lay His head and said of Himself, “Foxes have holes, and birds have nests but the Son of man has nowhere to lay His head”In this way, He was different than other people. In this way, He could be perceived as not living an ordinary life.

Jesus believed in and encouraged hard work and in no way encouraged a marginal way of life.

Jesus performed many miracles just by speaking the Word.

His Word had (has) the power to perform miracles. He spoke the Word (just the same as God spoke the Word in the Old Testament in the book of Genesis and spoke the world into existence).

Sometimes Jesus chose bizarre ways to do a miracle. For example, He healed one blind man by spitting in the mud to form clay which He applied to the man’s eyes. The man was healed.

According to the New Testament Bible, Jesus performed miracles from the power He received from His heavenly Father.

Throughout the Gospel of John in the New Testament, Jesus proclaimed that He could do nothing of Himself but by the will of the Father, by the power of God. 

In John 14:10 of the New Testament Jesus says, “I do not speak of my own authority, of myself: but the Father that lives in me, He does the works.”

The New Testament Bible shows that Jesus did a lot of miracles during his lifetime. Click here to see miracles Jesus did.

History and the Bible show that Jesus was never married.

There are fiction stories and films that have been fabricated to make it look as if Jesus was secretly married. These stories claim to be fiction. And Historical facts prove them to be fiction. They have no foundation in truth at all. Clearly, all documents, historical narrations, ancient scrolls and scriptures prove that Jesus lived as a single man. 

There were females in His life that took care of Him – probably doing His sowing and cooking for Him from time to time. We see this in the New Testament Gospel of Luke, chapter 8, verse 3. The women “ministered to Jesus.” But He was never married. He spent much of His time alone in prayer or with His 12 disciples of with other people.

According to the Bible, Jesus now lives in Heaven with His heavenly Father. He sits at his right hand of the Father. He also lives in the hearts of those who have invited Him in—not in the physical sense, of course, but He indwells those who yielded (surrendered) their hearts to Him through his Holy Spirit.

The New Testament speaks of the mystical indwelling of Jesus through his Spirit.

Read here in John 3 the narration of Jesus speaking to Nicodemus about “being born again”—a synonymous expression considered by followers of Jesus to mean the same thing as to invite Jesus into one’s heart.

According to the Bible and History in general, Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea, as predicted and prophesied in the Old Testament Bible. Jesus was born in a stable because all the inns and housing were full. 

The Gospel of Matthew gives Jesus’ biography and birth details. Click here:

http://www.jesuscentral.com/ji/life-of-jesus-ancient/biography-of-jesus-christ/who-is-Jesus-by-matthew/gospel-of-matthew-1_18-25.php

The Gospel of Luke in the Bible’s New Testament speaks of the foretelling of Jesus’ birth. Click here:

http://www.jesuscentral.com/ji/life-of-jesus-ancient/biography-of-jesus-christ/who-is-Jesus-by-luke/gospel-of-luke-1_26-38.php 

Luke’s Gospel also gives Jesus’ biography and birth details. Click here:

http://www.jesuscentral.com/ji/life-of-jesus-ancient/biography-of-jesus-christ/who-is-Jesus-by-luke/gospel-of-luke-2_1-7.php

The biography of Jesus as seen in the Gospels in the New Testament show the shepherds and angels visiting Him at His birth:

http://www.jesuscentral.com/ji/life-of-jesus-ancient/biography-of-jesus-christ/who-is-Jesus-by-luke/gospel-of-luke-2_8-20.php

On the human level, Jesus would have spoken Hebrew since this was the language of Jews and Israelites. And Aramaic was the language mostly used in the Old Testament Bible.

On the divine level, as the Son of God, Jesus could speak any language He wanted—including Heavenly languages.

Since Jesus, the Father and the Holy Spirit are linked as One, whatever the Father or the Holy Spirit did, Jesus could do. In the book of the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament Bible, chapter 2, the Holy Spirit allows the apostles to speak in different tongues (or languages). Clearly, if they could do this, so could Jesus. He also spoke freely to the woman of Samaria in the Gospel of John, chapter 4, and it is to be presumed that He spoke in her language.