Why did God's prophetic clock stop?

God's prophetic clock stopped when Israel rejected everything concerning the Old Testament prophecies at the crucifixion and resurrection. That rejection halted the prophetic timeline, and the church age began—an undetermined period no one can date, remaining strictly in God's mind until the prophetic clock resumes.

Les explains that up until the future peace treaty, God's time clock has stopped. He points back to the crucifixion and resurrection: when Israel rejected everything concerning the Old Testament prophecies, God's clock stopped. That stoppage introduced the church age, an undetermined period of time no one can set a date on; no one should even guess because it is strictly in the mind of God. Only when the treaty is signed does the clock kick back in gear for seven scriptural years.

Why has God's prophetic time clock been stopped?

God's prophetic time clock stopped because Israel rejected everything concerning the Old Testament prophecies at the crucifixion and resurrection. That rejection brought in the church age, an undetermined period no one can date, which remains until the seven-year treaty is signed and the clock resumes.