What did Peter offer Israel after the crucifixion in Acts 2 and 3, and how did they respond?
After the crucifixion, Peter again presented Israel with the King and the kingdom. This was a valid offer, but the nation rejected it in unbelief, just as they had rejected the earlier offer, and they continued rejecting until God raised up the apostle Paul.
Les explains that Peter comes back after the crucifixion and again presents the nation with the King and the kingdom. The offer was valid, but Israel again rejected it in unbelief. They had already rejected the King in His earthly ministry; now they continued to reject Him. Les compares this to Israel's earlier refusal of the Canaanite lands, where God said the land was theirs for the taking, yet they rejected it in unbelief. Their rejection continued until God raised up the apostle Paul. All the Old Testament spoke of Israel's prospect to be a light to the Gentiles and a nation of priests.