What happened to Israel after they rejected the Messiah and the preaching of Peter and the Eleven?
After rejecting the Messiah and the preaching of Peter and the Eleven, Israel was sent back into dispersion, especially after 70 A.D. and the destruction of the Temple. God then dealt primarily with Gentiles, while individual Jews could still enter the body of Christ, but not as a nation.
Les teaches that in the timeline, after Israel rejected the Messiah and rejected all of Peter’s and the Eleven’s preaching in the first few years after the crucifixion, God sent Israel back into dispersion, especially after 70 A.D. and the destruction of the Temple. In the meantime, God was doing just the opposite: instead of dealing with Israel primarily, He was dealing primarily with Gentiles. Jews could still come into the body of Christ individually, but not as a nation as God had dealt with them before. This is where the Apostle Paul comes in as the Apostle.