Jesus of Bethlehem, they obviously didn't have last names back then. He later was known as "Jesus known as Christ". I don't know if it was actually Jesus. I thought this but I could see it being something else like yeshuwa or whatever dude said it was. Also, I'm not christian. I mean I believe in God, the same one christians believe in, but I don't believe jesus was his son, at least not any more than I am, considering I call him father, so in that sense, yeah I would call Jesus the son of The God I serve, but not the actual son like all of these christians believe, nor do I think the bible is 100% the word of God. The bible was wrote by man, and man sins. We're corrupt, for the most part. I don't know it's not the word of God, but I could see just like today things like money, land, and power being a far more important motive to write things and say it's the word of God. Don't get me wrong it's a great book with a lot of good morals, but so is "Of Mice and Men" and "Touching Spirit Bear" However, I do see inevitably it having some facts of that time in it. Therefore, I like to intertwine science with christianity. (yeah I know people say you can't agree with both but you can, think about it) If you look at where Jerusalem was located it was in the middle east, right beside Africa. Over in that climate, your skin tans to adjust so as to protect the body better, therefore creating blacks, but that's another discussion, my point is if that's where Jesus is from, then of course he wouldn't be prone to the hot sun, so of course he would have been very tan. This is one reason why I don't believe the Bible is the word of God, because obviously Jesus was not white, so it leads me to think that their are other parts of the bible that is not correct, or has been changed or altered over the years.
Jesus walking on water is another thing I think was a misconception. Back then there technology was not where it is now, but there were people that knew of things that others did not, therefore people believed they were magicians. I don't think Jesus was far from this. I'm not sure how, and that's if, he walked on water, but if he did, it was probably slight of hand, or the density was enough to support his small body right at that moment, or some other way that could be supported through logic. However, past science, I do believe anything is possible for those that believe and follow and do all of God's will. It's kind of the best of both worlds.