Can we not bring our personal prejudices into this please; I'm merely forwarding the ACTUAL challenge at hand, which is Jesus not dying but being otherwise the same (ie, identifying himself as the Son of God).
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Unless I am mistaken, you said he could rule eternally. I'm not tryin to start a religious debate here, but in the spirit of the op, we should be talking about Jesus as a historical normal human being and the implications of him not brig crucified, not never dying. I have no prejudice against religion, it's just that supernatural religious events should be left out when talking about actual history, since not everybody beloved the same thing.
That said, I won't speak on that topics tomes to avoid detailing this further. Back to the op, Jesus might make some more noise and possibly be banished. Assuming he is not caught though, he could continue to stir up anti-roman fervor-perhaps if he gets popular enough he could kick off a Jewish revolt a couple decades early. It would be interesting to see a Jewish revolt under Calijla or Claudius-I especially feel bad for the red if they revolt under Caligula for the repercussions he might put on them after the inevitable roman victory.