Does a Jewish believer lose his Jewish identity when he comes into the Body of Christ?
The mystery revealed to Paul teaches that a Jewish believer loses his identity when he comes into the Body of Christ. In Christ, Jewish and Gentile believers are all one; being Jewish does not make a believer different, and all believers go together in the Rapture.
Les teaches that this truth is part of the mystery now revealed to the Apostle Paul in Ephesians: the Jew loses his identity when he comes into the Body of Christ. He illustrates it with a Jewish believer who asked whether, if the Lord came that night, she would be left behind because she was a Jew while Gentiles went in the Rapture. He assured her, "Heavens no!" If a person is a believer, Jew or whatever, and is in the Body of Christ, all go together. That truth comforted her, showing that being Jewish does not make her any different in the Body of Christ. Les extends the point: whether Jews or Gentiles, bond or free, and even nationalistically whether black, white, red, or yellow, it makes no difference—all are one when they come into the Body of Christ.