Seven-year-old protagonist possessing miraculous healing powers. He resurrects his cousin Eliezer, heals his uncle, and amazes temple rabbis. Despite Satan's torment and Roman execution orders, he seeks guidance from God, travels to Jerusalem for Passover, frees a dove, and heals a blind rabbi before reuniting with his family.
Mary protects Jesus and provides emotional and spiritual guidance.
Mary is identified as Jesus's mother and rescues him from the Alexandrian mob. She later answers the questions he has been seeking.
Joseph acts as Jesus's earthly father and protector.
Joseph travels with Jesus as the family leader, safeguards him during the journey, and takes him to the Temple for schooling.
Jesus is Cleopas's nephew and uses his healing power to save him.
Cleopas is described as Jesus's uncle. Jesus later heals Cleopas when he becomes delirious beside the Jordan River.
Severus is assigned to eliminate Jesus but ultimately spares him.
Herod orders Severus to find and execute the boy healer. Severus later corners Jesus in the Temple but does not kill him.
Herod treats Jesus's healing gift as a threat requiring elimination.
The new Jewish king orders his Roman Centurion to find the boy healer and execute him.
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