Who was Paul instructed to take the message to?
The apostle Paul was instructed to take the message far hence to the Gentiles, and also to the Jews—not down to the nation of Israel as Moses took the Law. This commission concerned the doctrines of grace embedded in the Mysteries.
Les explains that God, the same God who gave Moses the Law at Mount Sinai, later dealt with a different individual. Moses took the Law down to Israel, and only Israel received the ramifications of the Law, though it affected the whole human race. About 1500 years later, God gave Paul the doctrines of grace, which are embedded in what Paul calls the Mysteries. Paul was not instructed to take it down to the nation of Israel; instead, he was instructed to take it far hence to the Gentiles, and of course the Jews. Les also emphasizes that all of God's Word is inspired, but Paul is plainly the Apostle of the Gentiles, and he points to Romans chapter 11, verse 13.