The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved

God does not love everybody equally. He loves some more intimately and indeed treats them differently because of their obedience and responce to His love. He treated Abel and Cain differently. He hates Esau and loved Jacob.God loves those who respond to His Love more. John the Apostle responded to Jesus' love in a manner that made Jesus love him more. The other disciples notiiced it, hence the description "the disciple whom He Loved". You can be the disciple Jesus loves today.