What other names does Paul give to the Gospel of the Grace of God?
Paul also calls the Gospel of the Grace of God 'that Gospel which I preach among the heathen,' 'the Gospel of God,' and 'the Gospel of Christ.' It is further identified as Paul's Gospel, which declares that Christ died, shed His blood, was buried, and rose again.
Les explains that the Gospel of the Grace of God came from the Apostle Paul, while the Gospel of the Kingdom was proclaimed during Christ's earthly ministry and by the Twelve. Les notes that these two Gospels differ as night and day, though the same God never changes and can change His message. Out of the revelation of the Mysteries comes what Paul calls the Gospel of the Grace of God. In another place Paul calls it 'that Gospel which I preach among the heathen.' In another place he calls it 'the Gospel of God' and 'the Gospel of Christ.' Les also refers to it as Paul's Gospel—that Christ died, shed His blood, was buried, and rose again from the dead. Nothing can be added to it or taken from it. Paul further says concerning this Gospel that the Jews are enemies for the sake of the Gentiles, yet as touching election they are beloved for the fathers' sake.