What did God call Paul to be, and what did He inspire him to write?
God called Paul to be the Apostle of the Gentiles. He also inspired Paul to write the biggest part of the New Testament, specifically Paul's epistles from Romans through Hebrews, which consistently appear in the same order in the manuscripts.
Les teaches that God called this man as the Apostle of Gentiles, and that the dispensation of the grace of God was given to Paul and then went to the Gentiles. Les explains that God inspired Paul to write the biggest part of our New Testament. He further notes that in the existing manuscripts, the Gospels and little epistles may appear in various orders, but Paul's epistles are always in the same identical order, from Romans through Hebrews. To Les, this indicates the Holy Spirit hovered over that part of the New Testament so no one could fool with it.