What is the Amillennial view of the ‘Times of the Gentiles’? Exactly when are the ‘Times of the Gentiles’ according to the Amillennial prophetic viewpoint? 


  “There will be great distress upon the earth and wrath against this
  people. They will fall by the edge of the sword and be led captive
  among all nations, and Jerusalem will be trampled underfoot by the
  Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.” (Luke
  21:23-24)


I am looking for precise start and finish dates. What events mark those dates?  Also, a brief summary of the Amillennial thinking concerning this prophecy would be useful.
There  does not seem to be one view.   It is taken either as having a “temporal” significance or an “eschatological” one by Amillenials.


  The Non-Millenarian View [1]
  
  This takes us to the third point, and that is the meaning of the
  phrase “until the full number of the Gentiles has come in” (v. 25).
  Most commentators agree that Paul’s use of “until” (achri) has
  temporal significance and is intended to mark that period of time when Israel’s hardening ends and her fullness and acceptance
  begins.[53] Others, however, such as O. Palmer Robertson, insist
  that the term has an eschatological significance and is indicative
  of a condition that continues until the end.[54] The key here is
  Paul’s phrase “the full number of the Gentiles.” According to
  Anthony Hoekema, “The fullness here . . . must be understood in an eschatological way: the full number of Gentiles God intends to save.
  When that number of Gentiles has been gathered in, it will be the end
  of the age.”[55] Based on this interpretation, when the full number of
  elect believers among the Gentiles has come in, then Israel’s hardness
  will be removed, and Israel will attain the promised fullness and
  acceptance shortly before the return of Jesus Christ. This
  interpretation also comports with Jesus’s words that after God’s
  judgment falls on Israel and her people are scattered among the
  nations, “Jerusalem will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the
  times of the Gentiles are fulfilled” (Luke 21:24). Once the times of
  the Gentiles are fulfilled, God will remove Israel’s present hardness
  of heart, and the nation will at long last return to her Messiah.


[1] “A case for Amilennialism”, © 2003, 2013 by Kim Riddlebarger Published by Baker Books a division of Baker Publishing Group P.O. Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6287 www.bakerbooks.com

http://a.co/20aOOub