How long and how is the woman cared for in the wilderness in Revelation 12?
The woman is cared for in the wilderness for three and a half years—1,203 days—where God has prepared a place, nourishing and sustaining her. She flies there on two wings of a great eagle, and she is nourished and taken care of by the Godhead throughout that period.
Les teaches that the woman is given two wings of a great eagle so she can fly into the wilderness, into her place prepared of God. There she is nourished, taken care of, and sustained for a time—one year—and times—two years—plus half a time, totaling three and a half years. This matches verse 6, where the Godhead feeds her there for 1,203 days, or three and a half years. Les compares this supernatural transport to Israel under Moses. Later, the serpent or Antichrist casts water as a flood after the woman to destroy her, echoing Pharaoh’s pursuit of Israel.