Why Paul Went to Arabia: The Revelation of Grace
Les Feldick Bible Study
bible study
February 8, 2026
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Why did the Apostle Paul go to Arabia for three years after his conversion instead of Jerusalem? In this Bible study, Les Feldick explains the crucial difference between the "Gospel of the Kingdom" preached by the twelve apostles and the "Gospel of Grace" revealed directly to Paul by the ascended Christ. You will learn why Christianity truly began in Antioch, not Jerusalem, and how God's plan shifted from Israel to the Gentiles.
Les Feldick clarifies the concept of "progressive revelation" and why mixing Law and Grace leads to confusion. He explores Galatians 1 and Acts 11 to show how Paul received his unique doctrines at Mount Sinai in Arabia, paralleling Moses receiving the Law. This lesson is essential for understanding the distinct nature of the Church Age.
00:00 – Introduction: Progressive Revelation & The Bride of Christ
03:00 – Paul’s Unique Authority: Not from Man, But by Revelation
04:10 – Jesus’ Earthly Ministry vs. Paul’s Gospel of Grace
05:25 – Paul’s Past in the Jewish Religion & The Sanhedrin
06:55 – Why Paul Went to Arabia (Mount Sinai) for 3 Years
10:30 – Paul’s Ministry to the Gentiles & The Jerusalem Council
14:00 – The Gospel Goes to the Greeks in Antioch (Acts 11)
17:00 – The First "Christians": Why Antioch, Not Jerusalem?
18:00 – The Great Debate: Law vs. Grace in Acts 15
20:30 – Israel’s Fall & Salvation for the Gentiles (Romans 11)
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Scripture
GalatiansActsActs 11RevelationRevelation 4Revelation 4:10Romans
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