What did Peter say would happen if Israel repented and was converted?
Peter declared that if Israel repented and was converted, God would send Jesus Christ to fulfill all the covenant promises He had made to the nation of Israel. This would bring about the fulfillment of the prophetic promises given to the fathers.
Les teaches that Peter plainly declared that if Israel repented and was converted, God would send Jesus Christ to fulfill all the covenant promises made to the nation of Israel. Peter then cited all the prophets from Samuel onward who foretold these days—the days of Messiah's appearance, miracles, rejection, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and readiness to return. Les points out that nothing about the Church or Gentiles saved by grace is in view here. Peter addresses Jews as children of the prophets and of the covenant God made with the fathers, emphasizing the Abrahamic covenant as the foundation of everything.
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What did Peter tell Israel God would do if they repented and were converted?
Peter's message to Israel was conditional: if the nation repented and was converted, God would send Jesus Christ to fulfill all the covenant promises made to Israel.