As feelers, they are comfortable in the human relations area and are probably sensitive to how other people feel. As judgers, they have the gift of being organized. ESFJs, however, do not have four other gifts that are just as important. Introverts have the gift of concentration, reflection, and ease in dealing with the inner world. Intuitors have the ability to see meanings, relationships, implications, and possibilities.
Thinkers have the gift of objective logical analysis.
Perceivers have the gift of flexibility. One can argue based on the gospel record that Jesus was an extravert, a sensor, a feeler, and a judger. One can also argue, however, that Jesus was an introvert, an intuitor, a thinker, and a perceiver. The four psychological processes in Jungian theory may also be viewed as four communication styles. In p41 their book, From Image to Likeness , Grant, Thompson, and Clarke suggest that the four gospels were written in the four communication styles.1 Matthew's gospel is clearly written in thinker style.