What did Paul do with the doctrines of grace God revealed to him?
Paul carried the doctrines of grace revealed to him primarily to the Gentiles, not to Israel alone as Moses did. He first went to the Jew and the synagogue, but when they rejected the message, he turned to the Gentiles, giving them the grace of God he had received.
Les teaches that God revealed to the apostle Paul these doctrines of grace. Paul did not limit them to Israel as Moses did, but took them primarily to the Gentiles. He went to the Jew first, making his opening in the synagogue, and when the Jews rejected it, he went to the Gentiles. Paul was given the grace of God, and he gave it to us as Gentiles. His apostleship was for our benefit as Gentiles, while the Old Testament was for Israel's benefit.
If ye have heard of the dispensation of the grace of God which is given me to you-ward:
More Questions
How is the giving of the doctrines of grace through Paul like the giving of the law through Moses?
God used the same procedure in giving the doctrines of grace to Paul for the Gentiles as he had used in giving the law to Israel through Moses.
Is Paul's teaching about grace just an extension of what Peter preached?
Paul's revelation of the dispensation of grace is a whole new revelation, not an extension of Peter's preaching.