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Thank you for your attempt to explain this concept. It is correct that Jesus asked us to go and preach the gospel to all corners of the world. My original question remains that God sent Abraham, David, Noah, John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul, and I am not sure if he sent Mohammad,.....To the Middle East. Simply by inspecting the map, you can realize that the vast area of this earth where most human live is Asia? and the lord did not send even one messenger to Asia?

Sorry if I appear to be critical of God, but I am simply confused about the efficiency of reaching the most people?

Another point that you raised in your comments was the “chosen people” thing. I also have been struggling with this idea. As a parent, it is one the most important psychologically sensitive point to treat your children equally, and to love them equally. By simply saying that he chose one race over another, he has created an unfair practice?

I wonder sometimes if the Japanese had written the holy books, would the Japanese be the chosen people?

Again, I don't mean to be disrespectful, I am simply a seeker of the truth. If we don't allow our mind to question things, we probably will not achieve progress in our knowledge?

Is it "fair" that an entire human grows from just 2 cells or that the largest of trees grow from the smallest of seeds?

We cannot understand the ways of God fully. There is a saying "all that I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen." We know from the scriptures that God is perfectly just but also perfect in mercy. There are a great many things that don't make sense to our finite minds, but God does not contradict Himself. Those who seek Him will find Him and I do not believe that anyone faces death without a moment of truth and an opportunity to choose Christ even though I do not understand how that happens.