The Gospel Before During and After Paul – Series 1-10

This complete ten-part KJV essay series examines the different gospel announcements revealed before, during, and after Paul while demonstrating why the word “gospel” does not erase distinctions of audience, timing, content, or required response. Beginning with the good news preached unto Abraham, the study follows Israel’s gospel of the kingdom, the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ as a minister of the circumcision, the Twelve preaching before they understood the cross, Peter’s national appeal at Pentecost, and the gospel of the grace of God entrusted to Paul. It also explores Paul’s expression “my gospel,” the mystery of the Body of Christ, the everlasting gospel of Revelation 14, and the future kingdom witness during Daniel’s seventieth week. Readers will understand how these announcements serve one perfect divine purpose centered in Jesus Christ while remaining doctrinally distinct, why Romans through Philemon govern the present Church, and how right division protects salvation by grace from being mixed with Israel’s covenants, kingdom conditions, baptismal commands, or Tribulation endurance.