Why Peter Preached to "Ye Men of Israel" (Acts 2 & 3 Explained)

In this Bible study on Exodus 19, Acts 2-3, and Romans 11, Les Feldick traces God's covenant plan from Mount Sinai to the early church. Discover why Peter specifically addressed "Ye men of Israel" on the Day of Pentecost and what it really means for Israel to be a "Kingdom of Priests." Les explains the critical transition from the Law to the Age of Grace. You will learn why God allowed Israel to be temporarily blinded, how their rejection of the Messiah opened the door for Gentile salvation, and how Old Testament prophecies (Isaiah & Zechariah) confirm Israel's future role as a light to the nations. 00:00 – Introduction & Ministry Overview 01:49 – Exodus 19:5-6: The "If" Clause & A Kingdom of Priests 04:50 – Peter’s Sermon: "Ye Men of Israel" (Acts 2) 08:29 – The Call to Repentance: "Every One of You" 11:32 – Peter & John at the Temple: Still Under the Law (Acts 3) 14:14 – Israel as Children of the Covenants 17:30 – Old Testament Prophecies: Israel as a Light to Gentiles 22:25 – Zechariah 8: Ten Men Grabbing the Skirt of a Jew 26:25 – Romans 11: Israel’s Fall Brings Salvation to Gentiles Thank you for watching this lesson from "Through the Bible with Les Feldick." If this teaching helped you, please subscribe to the channel for more verse-by-verse Bible studies. #LesFeldick #BibleStudy #Acts #Israel #EndTimes