When the Jewish people rejected the gospel of Jesus Christ, Paul typically preached to the Gentiles while still speaking to the Jews first in each city. This approach is reflected in various passages of the New Testament, particularly in the Acts of the Apostles, where Paul often went to the synagogues to preach to the Jews before turning to the Gentiles when he faced rejection. Therefore, the correct answer to your question is: preached to the Gentiles, but spoke to the Jews first in each city.
What did Paul do when the Jewish people rejected the gospel of Jesus Christ?
appealed to the Sanhedrin for support
spoke in a louder voice
decided to never preach to Jews but to preach only to the Gentiles
preached to the Gentiles, but spoke to the Jews first in each city
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