>>because that's where the scholars I know usually DO talk about exactly that in what is often called a Theological Reflection.<<

But since they don't up and quit, what they are obviously doing is trying to find some way to rationalize that when Jesus sppoke of the last days coming in the times of his listeners, he didn't really mean it. I mean, if they took it at face value, they'd have to admit he was wrong, that Christianity as an organized religion is a sham and walkl away from it. I'm certain if any other prophet or god man had said this, Christians would instantly point it out as a justification for why they would never follow this personage.

>>And I am sorry that the people willing to jaw with you about that point have not been to class of late, and are self-educatedly sure that they know it ALL, just as those who disagree are self-educatedly sure THEY know it all. :~)<<

I don't care about them and wasn't asking them. I was asking GUEST JESUS. I'd rather hear it from him because from anyone else, it's just an opinion that others may buy but most will not.