What does the Bible say about the rejection of Jesus in Nazareth?

In Luke 4:16-30, Jesus goes to Nazareth and reads from Isaiah, proclaiming His anointing to preach the gospel. The initial admiration of the crowd quickly turns to rejection when they realize He is Joseph's son. Jesus emphasizes that 'no prophet is accepted in his own country' (Luke 4:24), indicating their lack of faith and how familiarity can breed contempt. This event foreshadows the ongoing rejection He would face during His ministry and ultimately leads to attempts on His life, illustrating the unrecognized grace present in their midst.