Jesus took a few years to understand the world and such people in it, after which he decided not to do anything.

Possible. Also extremely unlikely given the prophecies in Revelation, Isaiah, and elsewhere.

Divine reasoning applied: few people are actually worthy of entry into the Kingdom of Heaven, and those who are will overcome what's been put in their way, so why do anything special for anyone else?

That's easy. God wants to save everyone that He possibly can. He's made that clear from the beginning. He wants people to come to Him of their own free will, and He will hold the door open for as long as He possibly can, until such time as His specific plan to destroy evil permanently comes into effect.

We have no idea when that will be or how it will happen. But the entire promise of Christianity revolves around the certainty that it WILL happen.

BTW, my earlier query: would you want to know?

Remind me again – what was it you wanted to show?

Picture this: the second coming of Jesus has already happened.

Jesus took a few years to understand the world and such people in it, after which he decided not to do anything.

Divine reasoning applied: few people are actually worthy of entry into the Kingdom of Heaven, and those who are will overcome what's been put in their way, so why do anything special for anyone else?

Similarly, some people in India built a Buddha Trap back in the early 2000s that they turned into a shrine and grounds that are so lovely and so wrapped up with happy sentiment that these works couldn't possibly be ignored by any living Buddha.

So far, no living Buddhas have fallen for the Buddha Trap.

BTW, my earlier query: would you want to know?