What happens when the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled?
When the times of the Gentiles have run their course, the last seven years of tribulation arrive, with horrors beyond description, especially the final three and a half years. This culminates in Christ's return, which ends Gentile domination of the city of Jerusalem.
Les explains that Scripture's "until" still stands, and when it happens the times of the Gentiles have run their course. Then comes the last seven years of tribulation, and its horrors are beyond human description, with the worst being the final three and a half years. He also describes two parallel Gentile groups: the outcalling of the Church, the fullness of the Gentiles, and ungodly Gentiledom, whose history has brought misery, war, famine, disease, and despair. It all culminates in those final seven years, and that will end Gentile domination of Jerusalem when Christ returns. Praying for the peace of Jerusalem is therefore praying for the Lord's return.