Can a Jew be saved during this age, or is this primarily the time of Gentile calling?
Yes, a Jew can be saved during this age, just as a Gentile can, but this present period is primarily God’s time of calling out Gentiles from among the unbelieving world. Salvation is not restricted to Gentiles, yet the emphasis during this time is the calling out of Gentiles.
Les teaches that a Jew can be saved as well as a Gentile, but it is primarily God's time of calling out Gentiles from amongst the unbelieving world. He notes Paul's message was to the pagan world, and he could come to abject pagan people with nothing but the Gospel of the Grace of God; they would come out of paganism and become believers, or Christians. The term Christian has lost its efficacy because today almost anybody and anything can be called a Christian. Les also explains that the message was not another Gospel, but a perversion of the Gospel of Christ. He points back to 1 Corinthians 15 as the clearest explanation of Paul's Gospel, also called the Gospel of the Grace of God, the Gospel of God, My Gospel, and the Gospel according to the revelation of the mysteries.
Is this the time when God is mainly calling Gentiles rather than Jews?
Yes, this is primarily the time of God calling out Gentiles from the unbelieving world. A Jew can also be saved, but the present emphasis is on gathering Gentiles. Paul's message went to the pagan world, and they responded to the Gospel of the Grace of God.
Can Jews still be saved, or is God only saving Gentiles right now?
A Jew can be saved as well as a Gentile, so God is not only saving Gentiles right now. But this is primarily God’s time of calling out Gentiles from among the unbelieving world. Jewish salvation remains possible, though the present emphasis is Gentile calling.