What does the gospel of grace to the Gentiles require of a person?

The gospel of grace to the Gentiles requires only belief. It is free, without works, religion, ritual, or priesthood. God designed it so no one could claim inability to measure up, making it available to everyone and anyone. It is simply a Gospel that must be believed.

Les explains that because Israel rejected her King, Messiah, and Redeemer, God turned to the Gentiles with a program of grace unheard of. Beyond comprehension, the Holy, Righteous God used the awful Roman cross to bring a Gospel sent free to Gentiles. It required no work, religion, ritual, or priesthood—it merely had to be believed. Les says this simplicity is why most people cannot comprehend it, but God intended it so no one, Jew or Gentile, could claim they couldn't measure up, reach, or attain it. It is available to everyone because Israel fell.

What did the Gospel to the Gentiles require?

The Gospel to the Gentiles required only belief—faith in what God accomplished through the Roman cross. It demanded no work, no religion, no ritual, and no priesthood. It was sent out free for nothing, so that no one, Jew or Gentile, could claim they failed to measure up or attain it.