What gospel did Paul and Barnabas preach to the Gentiles?
To the Gentiles, Paul and Barnabas laid out the gospel that Christ died for them and rose from the dead. Acts 13 shows them proclaiming this message among hungry Gentiles, even as Jews observed, became envious, and later blasphemed, prompting the apostles to speak boldly.
Les explains that as the Gentiles were hungry for the Word, Paul and Barnabas laid out the gospel that Christ died for them and rose from the dead. The Jews saw this happening among the Gentiles and became envious. Then, in Acts 13:46, after their envy and blasphemy, Paul and Barnabas waxed bold and said it was necessary that the Word of God should first have been spoken to Israel, but they put it from them. Les draws an analogy to America, which has had great opportunity to have the truth of the Word of God but is throwing it out and rejecting it, warning of judgment unless there is a turning back to the truth of the Book.