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Well... hmm.... it would take more than a mere response in this comment section to give you a biblical interpretation of Daniel. You see, Standard dispensationalism (the belief in a Rapture and a seven-year tribulation thereafter) has always taught that the prophetic time clock stopped ticking when Israel rejected her Messiah. This rejection put the conclusion of Daniel's seventy weeks (490 years) on hold. Israel experienced 483 years of the prophecy outlined by God in Daniel 9:24-27.  The final week--the seven years that will complete the prophecy--is still to take place according to Joel Rosenberg and the likes. This is the period of "Jacob's trouble" when Israel will go through this untold persecution. Of course, as with much of dispensationalism, there are no verses to point to in support of this view. One must be an expert in reading between the verses. And no where else in the Bible does God allow a period of time between years for any doctrine....
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