Luke 22:28-30

[28] they which have continued with in temptations. [29] And I appoint a kingdom, as Father hath appointed [30] That ye may eat and drink at table in kingdom, and on thrones judging the twelve tribes of Israel.

What is the context of Luke 22:28-30?

The Dispute over Greatness (Luke 22:24-30 true)
A Dispute About Who Is Greatest (Luke 22:24-30 true)
Who Is the Greatest? (Luke 22:24-30 true)
An Argument about Greatness (Luke 22:24-30 true)
The Disciples Argue About Greatness (Luke 22:24-30 true)
Who Is Greatest? (Luke 22:24-38 true)
The Last Supper (Luke 22:7-30 true)
The Last Supper .( H .) .( I .) .( J .) .( K .) .( L .) (Luke 22:7-38 true)

What does Luke 22:28-30 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Jesus balanced the need for humility and service with a promise of future reward. Though the Twelve are in view, the implication of reward for other faithful disciples is strong. Jesus evidently repeated this promise in different language from an earlier incident ( Matthew 19:28).