Whom does God raise up and send specifically to the Gentiles as the turning point in His dealings with humanity?
God raises up the Apostle Paul, described as that Jew and the thirteenth apostle, and sends him specifically to the Gentiles. This marks the turning point in God's dealing with the human race, opening the way for the Church Age until the Body of Christ is complete.
Les teaches that this is the turning point in God's dealing with the human race: God would raise up that Jew, Paul the 13th Apostle, and send him specifically to the Gentiles. After the Church Age is completed and the Body of Christ is full, God must take it out so He can pick up again with the Jew in particular during the final seven years, before the final thousand years of the Kingdom. Les explains that the second coming occurs at the end of that seven years, followed by the advent of the Kingdom. He also notes that from the Old Testament perspective, this was never mentioned and is totally out of the Old Testament.