By defining Logos as a hypostasis of the divine, John underscored the most important aspect of Jewish religion: faith in one God.

By electing a covenant people, God demonstrated to humankind that striving for him is not a vain thing. He rewards those individuals who seek him according to his divine attributes, the highest wisdom, and the ultimate standard of fairness.

Thus, the removal of the Jewish people to Babylonia laid the groundwork for the Christian faith. Simply put, the Gentiles who followed Jesus had some familiarity with the Jews’ monotheism because of their erstwhile proliferation throughout the Mediterranean realm.

Just as Israel became the first fruits of the world by entering into covenant with God, Jesus incarnated into the most genuine fruition of his essential character.

The spiritual kingdom of Israel, nevertheless, subsists not on ethnicity or family ties, but on faith.

My primary objective is to encourage dialogue between all Christians, both Jew and Gentile, and to open more lines of communication with Jews who still have yet to accept Jesus of Nazareth as their Messiah.