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Ah yes, yet another case of a non-Catholic saying what Jesus Christ Himself stated clearly doesn't mean what Jesus Christ said.

Luke 22:29 "And I dispose to you, as my Father hath disposed to me, a kingdom ;"
Luke 22:30 "That you may eat and drink at my table, in my kingdom : and may sit upon thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel."

So now we have it stated by a single Self and Self Alone authority in all matters of faith and morals not to mention interpretation of Scripture, that Jesus Christ was not given a kingdom by His Father and the Apostles were not granted a kingdom to take care of nor will they ever, ever, sit on thrones.

As we have seen with regard to other direct quotes of Jesus Christ in His Holy Word, anyone who believes in one of the heresies Luther spawned and doesn't like the implications and/or consequences of something Christ said simply pretends Christ never said it or even as the Incarnate Son of God, The Word Incarnate, Christ was still too tongue tied to make Himself clearly understood.

So is it that Scripture contains a lot of errors or that this passage was originally written in Sanskrit and therefore "kingdom" really means "soapbox derby"?

As I said about Luther's heresy of anarchy, "Now that's a strong delusion".