How does a Jew get saved today?
A Jew is saved today the same way as a Gentile: as a sinner and fallen son of Adam, without any special privilege or distinction. In the Age of Grace, Jew and Gentile are brought together into one Body, the Body of Christ, on the same level, with no difference.
Les explains that once we enter the prison epistles and higher church truths, the old demarcation between Jew and Gentile is no longer the issue. God now deals with the whole human race on one level. Every saved person enters the Body of Christ on the same level, whether Jew or Gentile. The Jew has lost his identity as such for the Church Age. So a Jew must be saved as a sinner, a fallen son of Adam, exactly like Gentiles. Many Messianic Jews are turning away from this Pauline teaching, trying to return to a former place of privilege that no longer exists. In Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, there is no dividing between Jew and Gentile and no reference to the Old Testament. All are now one in Christ.