In the centuries leading to the establishment of Christianity, God was working to create a Christian church that would meet the spiritual needs of a searching world. Simultaneously, He was refining Judaism to serve as the enduring standard for assessing other faiths. This process ensured that any new religion deviating significantly from the core tenets of Judaism would be recognized as misguided. In Galilee, a significant center of faith, God devoted equal attention to both the Jewish tradition and the emerging Christian beliefs.

This dual focus highlights the importance of Judaism as a foundational religion while also acknowledging the birth of Christianity. By perfecting Judaism, God provided a benchmark for future beliefs, emphasizing its lasting relevance. Both traditions were nurtured in a region steeped in faith, showcasing God's commitment to guiding humanity through diverse paths of spiritual understanding.