What period of the Bible is Jew only?
From the call of Abraham until well into the Book of Acts, the biblical period is Jew only, with some exceptions. During Christ's earthly ministry, He commanded the twelve to go only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, not to Gentiles or Samaritans. Only after Israel rejected Him would the turn to Gentiles come.
Les teaches that from the call of Abraham until way into the Book of Acts, it is Jew only, with some exceptions, and he never wants anyone to forget that part. He explains that when Christ began His earthly ministry, He commanded the twelve not to go into the way of a Gentile or any city of the Samaritan, but to go only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Les notes that people have a hard time swallowing this, and he recalls a tour group in Israel where one man became angry at the concept that Christ did not come to any but Jew. Les responded that the Book tells you He came only to the Jew, and when Israel rejected it, then He would turn to the Gentile.