How does Les describe biblical prophecy and time frames?
Biblical prophecy is always set within a time frame, and God specifically delineates the events that fall within that period. The seven-year treaty with Israel, described in Daniel chapter 9, triggers God's time clock, beginning the final seven years of prophecy and the ordered events that follow.
Les teaches that prophecy is always in a time frame, especially as God delineates the events that will fall within that time frame. He points to the seven-year treaty with Israel that guarantees their borders and seems to fulfill everything their Messiah promised. That treaty triggers God's time clock and begins the final seven years of prophecy. Shortly afterward, Les expects the red horse, equating it with the Russian invasion or the Russians and the Gogs and Magogs of Ezekiel 38. He also directs attention to Matthew 24.