666 AND 1260 YEARS OF ISLAM: ISLAM THE ANTICHRIST CONTROLLED JERUSALEM AND THE TEMPLE MOUNT 1260 YEARS FROM 707 AD TO 1967

The Book of Daniel provides six calculations to determine the duration of the 70-Week prophecy, which is 2485 years, and pinpoint the exact calendar years for each of the seven major events that occur during the course of the prophecy from 444 BC to 2042. Six events have come true, and the last one will come true in 2042 as calculated by the six equations derived from Daniel and Revelation. The Seven-Year Tribulation Theory misinterprets Daniel’s 70-Week Prophecy. It compresses almost everything written in the Books of Daniel and Revelation into the last seven years, which is too short of a timeframe. The theory erroneously calls for a modern antichrist to control the world and requires another temple to be built on the Temple Mount. All are false interpretations and impossible to achieve at this time because world today is multipolar and can never be united as a one-world government. Most of the prophecies in Daniel and Revelation have been fulfilled except the seven bowls of God’s Wrath. In Matthew 24, Jesus described the end time as a long period, around 2000 years. The end started from 33AD when the Jews killed Jesus and scattered His disciples, and Rome destroyed the temple in 70 AD, and then continued onto 707 AD when Islam set up the abomination on God’s Holy site to make His temple desolated for the final 1335 years (Luke 21:20 & Daniel 12:11-12). During this 1335-year desolation period, the Gentiles, mostly gentile Muslims, controlled the temple site for 1260 years (707-1967). Trumpets #5 & #6 took place during this 1260-year period, then followed by Jesus’ 75-Year Fig Tree Period (1967 to 2042), and finally, the end will come in 2042 after the completion of the 7 Bowls of God’s Wrath.Jesus’ disciples thought that He would come back in their lifetime since he said in Mathew 10:23 (NIV):“You will not finish going through the cities of Israel before the Son of Man comes.”Early Christians also anticipated that the end was at hand. They thought 40 AD and 70 AD were the end, but they were not. Then came 707,