What was Paul's pattern when he entered a city and the Jews rejected the Gospel?
Paul's pattern was to enter a city and go first to the synagogue. When the Jews rejected the Gospel there, he would then turn to the Gentiles, though the Jews often became his chief opposition and opposed Christianity. This was his normal practice.
Les teaches that every place Saul, later Paul, went, he normally went first to the synagogue. If the Jews rejected the Gospel there, he would go out among the Gentiles. The Jews became his chief opposition, opposing Christianity left and right. This pattern reflected Israel's national response, as they opposed the Gospel going to the Gentiles, which led to the spiritual blindness that God set upon the nation.