The 1,290-day period begins when the daily sacrifice is taken away and the abomination of desolation is set up. This period lasts 1,290 days, just over three and a half years, until the appearance of the Messiah. The Beast's armies will likely ban the daily sacrifice ritual upon entering Jerusalem, marking the start of the 1,290 days. Forty-five days before the 1,290 days begin, the 1,335-day period starts. Those who are worthy will have 30 days to flee to a place of refuge provided by God before the 1,260 days of the Great Tribulation start.

In the context of prophetic timelines, a significant event is marked at day 1,290, which occurs 30 days after the 1,260 days mentioned in Revelation 11. God declares that those who wait an additional 45 days, reaching day 1,335, will be blessed. Between day 1,260 and day 1,335, there are 75 days during which God will fulfill prophecy almost daily, working a work that would be unbelievable even if told. The vital point is not to have every detail figured out, but to recognize the importance of day 1,335 as the day of great blessing, when Christ the King and Judge will award the crown of righteousness to those who have loved His appearing over the years of their conversion. For those who live their lives loving the appearing of Christ, there will be no disappointment, only joy on that day of great blessing, day 1,335.