In Matthew 24:34, our Lord said that His generation would not pass away until all the signs preceding His return to Israel would be fulfilled. But unless one is crazy (that is, a Preterist), it is clear that these things have not happened yet. So what did Jesus mean by, "THIS generation shall not pass away?" Was He talking about another generation besides the one He was speaking to? Then how could He have said, "this"?  Isn't it obvious to everyone what the word "this" means?

What is a generation anyway? Isn't it the general lifespan of a human being? Are the crazy Preterists correct in saying that the kingdom of God came ALLEGORICALLY in 70 AD?

One thing all these expositors and hypothesizers have in common: they are all arguing about a mistranslation. That's right. Jesus never did say, "This generation SHALL not pass away." What He actually DID say will open up a magnificent secret concerning the kingdom of the heavens that few have seen.