From section 7:

[…] Prosper ISD’s “Event Timeline” frames not only the biblical story but all subsequent history into its framework, beginning with Noah’s three sons (Genesis 9:9) and concluding in 2011 with a note on the modern Jewish population of Israel, which figures prominently in some eschatological frameworks. A Prosper ISD timeline on “Revelations” [sic] likewise relates the fate of present-day Israel and the Jewish people with various verses: “Survival of the Jewish nations [sic] is one of the miracles of history and her greatest agony is yet to come. It was sealed in the book of Daniel 12:4-9, opened in Revelation 5:5, 7, 6:19, Matthew 28:21, 23, John 30:7, Revelation 12:12, 10.” The course explains that “the first time the Lord gathered his people back was after the Babylonian captivity. The second time the Lord will gather his people back will be at the end of the age.” Students in this course are taught that they themselves may be living in the last days. A discussion of the seven churches of Revelation 2-3 suggests that “each church represents a period of history” and concludes with “the lukewarm church of the 20th century, today the last period of church history.”

Those students are going to be seriously twisted.