God: Does God have his favourites, his special people, who he favours more?

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Does God have favourites? In the Bible, it is seen that God seemed to favour the Jewish people; what is special about them? If God's son Jesus is real, how come God's chosen people, the Jewish religion, still do not know or accept him, even though some of them have such high knowledge of Heaven, for example, like that which Baal Shem Tov (1698 to 1760) the great Jewish mystic, and Hasidic leader had. This great mystic could even see into Heaven, it was claimed of him. Perhaps Heaven has many parts to it, and one part is for these Jewish people, which they know of, but there had to be created another part for all others, and so God's son created that for them in Heaven too, whereas the Jews, as God's chosen people, favoured by God from creation, remain directly in contact with God, rather than needing his son in their lives too. God created, and then favoured the Jews as an exemplar race for others to follow, but this never quite worked, as they never could live up to the role. "Only in the darkness can you see the stars." Martin Luther King Jr, (1929 to 1968) the American Christian activist leader, and minister, said this. What if we are living on/in a star, though, what would we see then, darkness, or only light? "Only by hating greatly, can we see love." This obviously is not true, so why should his statement be true? Love does not be love until it is love, otherwise, it is pretence. A star is not a star until it is a star, but darkness is always darkness until it turns itself back into being a star again; hate is always hate, until it is replaced with love. Photo Credit: The photo used in this article belongs to me, its author. A lot of this book (the Bible) was written about the history of the Jewish people.