Converted to Christ in the year that Rhett Vorster was born, Zola Levitt told thousands of people about Jesus, including many of his fellow Hebrews (Jews). This novel is a renovated version of one of Zola's classic writings, which does not leave out his humor. Zola's helpful style tells you the following: why the Jews wish God would 'choose somebody else for a while'; why fellowship is a key to winning the Jew; why the Bible is so valuable in telling Jews about Jesus (reminding Christians that Jews don't know Holy Writ as well as a lot of people think they do); when not to take a Jewish companion to church; true-to-life conversations that you might have with different kinds of Jews who have questions about Jesus Christ; Bible verses to use in sharing the Christian faith with a Hebrew friend; and much more. If that were not enough, Rhett has included his artwork and photos too, which allow the reader to go back and forth between 2 dimensions, giving the sensation of alternating from nonfiction into fiction! You could call this Zola's instruction manual, which shows some of his greatest goy companions in the Lord Jesus how to reach his other great companions called Jews, though they are the kind of Jews who do not know Jesus.