How long is the Tribulation period?
The Tribulation period lasts seven years. The context describes a midpoint at which Jews flee Jerusalem, and it speaks of survivors of the horrible events of those seven years. Those who believe the Gospel from the 144,000 enter the Kingdom, while unbelievers are removed.
Les teaches that the Tribulation period is seven years, pointing to the midpoint when the Jewish remnant flees Jerusalem and to the survivors of those seven years' horrible events. He explains that the 144,000 proclaim the Gospel during this time. Those who believe enter the millennial Kingdom, while those who reject it are removed. This Kingdom is the last thousand years of human history, with Christ as King, Satan bound, and the curse lifted. Jesus depicted this separation of believers and unbelievers in Matthew 25, where only Gentiles are judged as sheep and goats.