To whom are the Gospel accounts predominantly directed?
The Gospel accounts—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—are predominantly directed to the nation of Israel, though not exclusively. The Church, the Body of Christ, was kept secret in the mind of God as part of the mysteries, so Jesus did not hint at turning to Gentiles to call out a Gentile body.
Les teaches that everything in the Gospel accounts—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and even John—is predominantly directed to the nation of Israel, though not exclusively. He explains that the Church as we know it, the Body of Christ, is kept secret in the mind of God, part of the mysteries. For it to be a secret, no part of it could slip out. He challenges listeners to check the Gospel accounts to see if Jesus ever hints at turning to the Gentiles and calling out a Gentile body for Himself, and says you won't find it. He acknowledges the closest someone might come is Jesus' statement about building His church, but he does not think that statement indicates such a turning.