What names does Les give for the final seven-year period?
The final seven-year period is called Daniel's 70th week, the time of wrath and vexation, and primarily the Tribulation. It begins with the Antichrist's seven-year treaty with Israel. Scripture divides this period into two halves of three and a half years, or forty-two months each.
Les explains that the final seven years is the seven-year period he calls Daniel's 70th week, the time of wrath and vexation, and primarily the Tribulation. He points out that it opens when the Antichrist signs the seven-year treaty with Israel, as shown from Daniel chapter 9. Les notes the first three and a half years will be bad enough, but nothing like the last three and a half. He stresses that all through Scripture this seven years is always divided three and a half and three and a half, or forty-two months and forty-two months. The seal judgments begin this final seven years; the seventh trumpet introduces the seven bowl judgments, and Revelation is a breakdown of sevens, with seven as God's number.