Jesus

A tall man with long brown hair and a beard. He has fair skin and blue eyes. Above his head is a golden halo, glowing yellow. His outer garment is a robe. This was a cloak-like garment worn over a chiton. The robe could be sewn from several pieces of fabric.
The undergarment was a chiton. It was a sort of long sweater that reached below the knee. The chiton was woven in one piece, seamless, and fit snugly to the body.

By God's eternal plan, He was incarnate of the Ever-Virgin Mary for the salvation of sinful mankind. He voluntarily accepted suffering and death through crucifixion, then resurrected and ascended to Heaven. As the God-Man, Jesus Christ is simultaneously perfect God and perfect man. The two natures are united in His single Hypostasis "inseparably, unchangeably, inseparably." This means that neither the Divine nor the human nature underwent the slightest change as a result of this union. Jesus Christ also possesses two wills: Divine and human. Moreover, His human will is in complete agreement with the Divine. Loving, gave an exemplary example of prayer, generous, meek, gentle, faithful, humble, innocent, righteous before God, righteous before men, merciful, submissive to God, forgiving, patient, selfless, devoted to the will of God, resisting temptations, full of compassion, full of grace, full of wisdom, holy, without sin, without blemish, submissive, loving his parents, enduring evil without repaying it, sympathetic, true, zealous in serving God, believers are destined to be like Jesus Christ.

The mind of Christ, in the Christian understanding, is a mind enlightened by the Holy Spirit. Such a mind is believed to be unbound by the boundaries of time, culture, human opinion, or circumstance; it emanates from the Creator. It reveals the depth of God's thoughts, a wisdom surpassing all knowledge of this world. The mind of Jesus, according to some, was incomparable. For example, Jesus possessed exceptional oratory, able to turn a question posed to him in a matter of moments to completely confound those asking it. He also often made several Old Testament references in a single sentence, all relevant to the subject under discussion. According to one teaching, Jesus Christ possessed two minds: the Divine and the human.

Jesus Christ was not an ascetic, but lived a happy and fulfilling life. He traveled with like-minded people, ate and drank with sinners, broke fasts, engaged in philosophical conversations with friends, and received love and recognition. Jesus had no hobbies. He devoted all his energy and time to the work he considered important. Jesus, like all children, played with his peers. At that time, children played with balls and marbles; Jewish children loved to imitate adult celebrations, pretending to be married or buried. Mainstream Christian thinking typically assumes that Jesus was celibate and had no specific sexual orientation, leading a pious life free from sins such as lust or fornication. Jesus's occupations during his earthly life included carpentry, messiahship, preaching, healing, and redemption.

Jesus loved all who fulfill His commandments and also had compassion for all those in need.

Jesus Christ rebuked the Pharisees for their hypocrisy and violation of the Law. Anyone who does not love the Lord Jesus Christ is not in union with Him. This means that such a person is alien to Christianity, self-excommunicated, even though they bear the name Christian. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ teaches that even hatred toward one's enemies should be an expression of love.