What is the difference between the times of the Gentiles and the fullness of the Gentiles?
The times of the Gentiles is the period when Jerusalem is under Gentile control, and it ends at the Second Coming. The fullness of the Gentiles is the outcalling of Gentiles into the body of Christ, the Church, and it ends at the Rapture, which occurs seven years before the Second Coming.
Les explains that these are two separate processes. The times of the Gentiles concerns Jerusalem being under Gentile control, and it concludes at the Second Coming. The fullness of the Gentiles concerns the outcalling of Gentiles into the body of Christ, the Church, and it ends at the Rapture. The Rapture takes place just before the Tribulation and seven years before the Second Coming. Since 606 B.C., the Gentile world has progressively rebelled and accumulated wickedness; New Age writers appeared in the late 1800s and more after the turn of the century, and now it is snowballing.