To whom did the believers scattered out of Jerusalem preach?
The believers scattered out of Jerusalem by persecution preached the word to none but Jews only. They confined their preaching to Jews and did not go to Gentiles, Egypt, or Greece. At that time the New Testament was not yet written, so they preached the Old Testament to prove that the One Israel crucified was the Christ.
Les explains that the believers scattered out of Jerusalem because of persecution traveled as far as Phenis, Cyprus, and Antioch in Syria. They preached the word to none but Jews only. They were not going to Gentiles, nor down to Egypt except to Jews, nor over to Greece. Les points out this was seven years after Pentecost and the New Testament had not yet been written, so they preached the Old Testament, which was used to prove that the One Israel crucified was the Christ. That message had not changed.
Now they which were scattered abroad upon the persecution that arose about Stephen travelled as far as Phenice, and Cyprus, and Antioch, preaching the word to none but unto the Jews only.
More Questions
To whom did the believers scattered after Stephen's death preach?
The Jewish believers scattered from Saul's persecution went all over the area preaching the Word, but they preached to none except Jews.
Where did the believers scattered by Stephen's persecution go, and to whom did they preach?
Believers who were scattered by the persecution around Stephen traveled as far as Phoenus, Cyprus, and Atioch, and they preached the word to none but Jews only.