The "Jew" is an image of a person who, by fulfilling the Commandments of God, makes a transition to a different spiritual and moral state, changing his "pagan", sinful way of life into a righteous one.

        The word "Jew" here can be equivalent to the figurative concept of "Jew", i.e. a person who reflects by his way of thinking and life the doctrine of the Great Jew - Jesus Christ.

      The word "Jew" from the Hebrew:

1. "Conception" 2. "Passing through", "Laws" 3. "Passing by."

These pe¬revocations can be considered in the following meanings:

1. "To conceive", i.e. every person who is attached to the knowledge of God's Will, "who conceived", i.e. who started its fulfillment, is called a "Jew".
2. "Transition, rights" is a change in the way the person thinks, the way he or she understands, his or her transition from subjective assessment of his or her way of life to its assessment in the Light of God's Commandments.
3. "Passing by" - "Jew", i.e. The one who goes spiritually and morally further, ahead in the performance of the Divine Commandments, not ostracizing, not being attached to the maternal, passing by the non-essential, unnecessary, sinful, destructive.

       In the Old Testament, the word "Hebrew" is also used when it comes to freeing slaves. In a spiritual and figurative sense, it means that when the "Jewish slaves," that is, people enslaved to the Jewish religious system - only the literal perception of the Scriptures of the Prophets, "liberated" their consciousness from its influence, they became "Hebrews," that is, people who had moved to freedom from various delusions, from false doctrines.