The most frequent definition of Jesus about himself is that of Son. Son of God and Son of man. And although all of his life is in the Father, in the Spirit, the title most used by him is that of Son of man.
This is why Jesus claims that he was sent to the lost sheep of the House of Israel. He doesn’t come out of nowhere, he is born and grows in that reality, with it and according to it he manifests himself to it.
Instead, when he appears to the disciples as resurrected he is often not immediately recognized, he takes on another aspect. We can further observe that Jesus left nothing written. He communicates himself to the measure of the specific person, of the specific people. The Word must first of all be meditated on in the living Christian community, it must be translated live, live
The acheropita (= not made by human hands) Our Lady of Guadalupe is not painted as a Jewish girl but as a mestizo, Indian and Spanish, suitable for those people.
Jesus becomes flesh of the flesh of each specific person, Son of man. So we may still have a lot to discover. Perhaps it is no coincidence that Christianity is less widespread among peoples who do not use bread as a staple food. Could rice, for example, be consecrated for the Eucharist?