What part of Isaiah's prophecy did Jesus not read when He was reading in the synagogue in Luke 4?
When reading in the synagogue in Luke chapter 4, Jesus stopped at the end of His ministry and did not continue the verse in Isaiah that spoke of the coming tribulation in the Kingdom. He omitted that portion, which concerned future tribulation.
Les teaches that while Jesus was reading in the synagogue in Luke chapter 4, He stopped when He came to the end of His ministry. He did not continue that verse in Isaiah that spoke of the coming tribulation in the Kingdom. By contrast, Peter does not stop there. Peter goes right on with the prophecy as if it is going to happen immediately, not realizing it would be interrupted by two thousand years. The prophecy Peter continues includes wonders and signs, blood, fire, vapor of smoke, the sun turned into darkness, and the moon into blood before the great and notable day of the Lord, which Les identifies as the Second Coming.