Until when did God continue to deal with Israel in the early chapters of Acts?
God continued to deal with the nation of Israel throughout the early chapters of Acts, even after the work of salvation was consummated for all humanity. This dealing with Israel persisted until the introduction of the Body of Christ, the Church, a term not found until the revelations given to the Apostle Paul.
Les explains that in the early chapters of Acts, although everything was consummated for the salvation of the whole human race, God continues to deal with the Jew. He does not immediately turn to Gentiles; instead, He continues to deal with the nation of Israel until the Body of Christ, the Church, is introduced. That term is Pauline terminology and is not seen until the revelations given to the Apostle Paul, including his Damascus road conversion and commission through Ananias.