What did Israel do after rejecting Christ in the Book of Acts?
After rejecting Christ, Israel persisted in unbelief throughout the Book of Acts. Peter and the eleven continued preaching to Him, yet the nation would not accept that Jesus was the Christ. Israel's rejection and refusal to believe persisted despite the apostles' continued testimony.
Les explains that after Israel rejected Christ, Peter and the eleven continued to preach to Him in the Book of Acts. Nevertheless, Israel just would not believe that Jesus was the Christ. Their rejection was not a one-time act; the nation persisted in unbelief despite the apostles' preaching. This refusal to accept Jesus as the Christ is the account in Acts. The context also notes that when God left off dealing with Israel early in the Book of Acts, the last seven years of Daniel's 490-year prophecy had not yet been accomplished, indicating a future fulfillment.