Who are the apostle to the Jews and the apostle to the Gentiles?
Peter is the apostle to the Jews, and Paul is the apostle to the Gentiles. The context explains these are two different groups of people and two different doctrines, yet the same God, all fitting together in His overall plan.
Les teaches that in the early chapters of Acts, it is Peter, Peter, Peter ministering to the Jew, the Jew, the Jew. Peter is the apostle to the Jew, while Paul is the apostle of the Gentiles. These are two different groups of people and two different doctrines, but the same God, and everything fits together. Les explains that Peter remains under the covenant program that began with Abraham, and that all through Christ's earthly ministry, the ministering to the Jew proved He was the King coming in fulfillment of that Abrahamic covenant. Les is anxious to get to chapter 9, the conversion of Saul, to see more evidently these vast differences.