Are all Jews saved, or only a remnant?
Only a remnant of Jews is being saved today, not all. God has not cast aside Israel, but they are set aside in unbelief while He turns to the Gentiles. A few Jews are saved, yet it is just a remnant, as God has always kept His remnant. God will yet finish His dealing with Israel and fulfill covenant promises.
Les teaches that God has not cast aside His people Israel; they are still in God's program. They have been set aside for the last 1900 and plus years while He turns to the Gentiles. A few Jews can be saved and are being saved, but it is just a remnant, and God has always kept His remnant. Les explains that the day is coming when God will come back and finish His dealing with Israel. They will yet enjoy all the covenant promises, a glorious earthly kingdom, and all the earthly promises given to the nation will come to fruition. Les warns not to subscribe to the idea that God is through with the Jew. Currently they are out there in unbelief, and he tells his classes not to expect the Israeli government in Jerusalem to be any more spiritual than other secular governments; they are all under the God of this world, Satan. But God still has His eye on them as His covenant people.
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Does Zechariah 13 contradict the teaching that every Jew will be saved?
The claim that every Jew will be saved as a result of Christ's coming and the tribulation is qualified by Zechariah 13, because that chapter says two-thirds of Israel will be cut off and die and only a third is left.