G-d chose Jews as Saints in the Bible

According to the traditional Jewish and Christian belief, God played an active role in choosing and guiding the major characters and events of both the Old and New Testaments. This includes choosing Jewish figures to play key roles in the unfolding of God's plan for humanity.

In the Old Testament, this can be seen in God's selection of Abraham and his descendants as the chosen people, and in the central role played by figures such as Moses, David, and the prophets. In the New Testament, God's choice of Jesus as the Messiah and the selection of his Jewish disciples to spread his message to the world are similarly understood as part of God's plan.

Overall, the role of Jewish figures in the Old and New Testaments is seen as a key part of God's plan for the world, and reflects the deep connections between Jewish history, culture, and theology and the broader religious and cultural currents of the ancient world.