What does Les say about his end-times claims that are not directly from Scripture?
Such end-times claims, when not directly from Scripture, are acknowledged as only personal projection. They are distinguished from what Scripture directly states, labeled speculative interpretation rather than authoritative revelation, and not presented as Scripture but as fallible human understanding. This admission separates divine revelation from human speculation.
Les explains, after discussing Gog and Magog and God's sovereign direction of nations, that some of his end-times statements are not directly from Scripture. He says, "this is all just my own personal projection when I say some of these things that are not directly from the Scripture." He also emphasizes God's sovereignty, stating that God is omnipotent, all-knowing, and His ways are higher than ours. He notes there are things we cannot understand but must leave in His hands, knowing He never makes a mistake.