Yes, for all were created in God's image and are equal in the eyes of Jesus.

someone who is lowly is sometimes looked upon as useless, therefore he/she is prone to do desperate things; such as steal, drink and, or even beg to get a meal if there is no job available.

Jesus said "come unto me all who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest". (Matt 11:28) That rest is love, peace and healing.

Matthew 20:29-34 says-Jesus left Jericho He passed by two blind beggars on the road, they heard the crowd and knew Jesus was passing and they shouted- Lord, Son of David, have mercy on us, Jesus felt sorry for them, He had compassion on them, touched they eyes and instantly they could see, then they followed Him. These men could become valuable followers of Jesus by spreading the Word of healing and the miracle Jesus did for them. That is the love Jesus has for us, that is how much He values His children.

Even at your weakess time, don't give up because Jesus has plans for each and every one of us. We are valuable to Jesus because He paid the price for our sins with His life, He loves us uncondionally.

Surprising to me that when Jesus was sentenced to die the only law that he was guilty of breaking was the law that prohibited self declaration as a god.  Jesus was otherwise a good standing, law abiding, man of divine faith. 

I'm rather surprised to find under the Religious setting that people were prone to believe curses and superstitions. I'm not sure why, maybe because the Bible represents most of Israel to be a very 'by the book' Jewish type of culture due to the religious leaders that Jesus confronted so often.

It is fascinating to see all these various aspects of life at the time of Christ, to see how these different settings probably had an effect on Jesus as well as the people who followed him, yet he remained Lord and sinless among such a diffucult Political system as well as living in such extreme religious differences.  He still went to the cross for us...amazing.