After His resurrection, how did Jesus continue to appeal to Israel and through whom?
After His resurrection, Jesus continued appealing to the nation of Israel for 40 days, primarily through the twelve or the eleven apostles. Then in the early chapters of Acts, Peter and the eleven continued pleading with Israel to recognize the One they crucified was the Messiah.
Les explains that even after Israel was getting ready to reject Jesus and call for His death, the risen Christ still spent 40 days appealing to the nation of Israel, primarily through the twelve or the eleven. Then in the early chapters of Acts, Peter and the eleven continued to plead with Israel to recognize that the One they crucified was the Messiah. Les notes this is the whole theme of those early chapters, and God had not yet canceled Israel; there remained at least the prospect that they could have the King and the Kingdom, although Christ knew what they would do.
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After His resurrection, how long did Jesus keep appealing to the nation of Israel and through whom?
After His crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus spent 40 days appealing to the nation of Israel through primarily the twelve or the eleven.