What is the Gentile plan of salvation based on?
The Gentile plan of salvation is based not on temple worship or keeping the Law, but on the proclamation that Christ died and paid the sin debt. It is the free gospel of grace received by faith plus nothing, because Israel was set aside and salvation came to the Gentiles.
Les explains that even though God had chosen Israel, that favored nation failed and rejected their promises and Messiah. Therefore God turned to the Gentiles without the nation of Israel. This Gentile plan of salvation is not based on temple worship or keeping the Law. Instead, Paul trumpets the good news that when Christ died, He paid the sin debt, and salvation has come to the Gentiles as a free gospel of grace: faith plus nothing. Les also notes that this does not mean God is forever through with the Jew, because He will still come back to the Jew.
What plan of salvation did Paul proclaim to the Gentile world?
Paul proclaimed to the Gentiles a salvation based not on temple worship or keeping the Law, but on the finished work of Christ, who paid the sin debt. This free gospel of grace comes by faith plus nothing, now that Israel has been set aside.
What is God's plan of salvation for the Gentiles based on?
It is based not on temple worship or keeping the Law, but on Christ's death, which paid the sin debt. After Israel was set aside, salvation came to the Gentiles through the free gospel of grace—faith plus nothing—without the nation of Israel, as Paul proclaimed to the Gentile world.