When was Paul called to be the progenitor of the Gospel of Grace?

Paul was called some thirty years before A.D. 70, or probably not even that long prior to that event. At that calling he became the progenitor of the Gospel of Grace and the calling out of a Gentile body of Christ.

Les teaches that Israel, having rejected him, was dispersed and placed in spiritual blindness, sharing the same position as the Gentile world. Some thirty years before A.D. 70—when they lost the Temple, city, and homeland—or probably not even that long, the Apostle Paul was called up. He became the progenitor of the Gospel of Grace and the calling out of a Gentile body of Christ. When that body is complete and the last one is saved, the meeting in the air occurs, where soul and spirit are reunited with a resurrected body.

Who was the progenitor of the Gospel of Grace and the calling out of the body of Christ?

The Apostle Paul was called up and would become the progenitor of the Gospel of Grace and of the calling out of a Gentile body of Christ. His calling came about thirty years before A.D. 70, when Israel lost the Temple, the city, and the homeland and was dispersed.