There is another factor incorporated in the seventy weeks that we should consider. Inasmuch as each
peak of prophecy is associated with a time of divine, universal judgment brought about by sin, it's
understandable that the three peaks of prophecy from Daniel’s time forward would come to past when
the divisions of his seventy weeks are in effect (see illustration below). At the time of the first peak of
prophecy, the sixty-ninth of Daniel’s seventy weeks ended with the birth of Christ who was born to bear the judgment for all sin in His body on the cross. At the second peak of prophecy at the end of our age, the first half of Daniel's seventieth week will end with the nations of the world being judged as to how they treated Israel during that three and one-half year period. The last half of Daniel’s seventieth week will come at the third peak of prophecy at the end of the Kingdom Age. Its major judgment will be the judgment of the lost of all the ages known as the Great White Throne Judgment. At this time, all who hated God, who snubbed His righteous law, and who rejected the gift of eternal life which is found only in His Son will be judged and cast into the lake of fire to burn forever and ever.