[Quix]

I'll take

PLAIN SCRIPTURE

and it's

more or less PLAINLY LITERAL FULFILLMENT

OVER

. . . . other . . . .

uhhhh . . .

over others

. . .

ANY DAY,
ANY NIGHT,
ANY TIME,
ANY ERA

AND ESPECIALLY THIS END TIMES ERA.

[Gamecock]

LITERAL

There is a huge distinction between literal and literalistic.

I suggest you are using a literalistic prism.

[topcat54]

I'll take PLAIN SCRIPTURE and it's more or less PLAINLY LITERAL FULFILLMENT

Well then, in Luke 21 Jesus "plainly" told His disciples and those living in 1st century Jerusalem ("this generation") that they would see "Jerusalem surrounded by armies" and for those living "in Judea to flee to the mountains."

You can't get much more literal than that.

Unless of course you really feel the need to invent red heifers, rebuild a long destroyed temple, and resurrect a Roman army just to knock it down again.