No problem. For what ecclesiastical institution did Jesus found? If He had wanted to reform the Jewish church of the time, it would have been a small matter for Him. But he did not. Rather, it was the Jewish Pharisees and religious hypocrites who condemned Him to death for fear of losing power (cf. Mt 5:20). Note that Jesus called a movement of followers into being and did not found a world religion. Judaism contained a multitude of rules, all of which pointed prophetically to Christ (cf. Lk 24:27). When the perfectly righteous and sinless Jew Jesus fulfilled these for the first time, Judaism became obsolete, “close to disappearing”, as the Bible explains (Heb 8:13; ELB). There was therefore no need for another religion, as the New Testament teaches (cf. Heb 10:8-16). He prophesied to the hypocritical leaders that not one stone would be left upon another in the centerpiece of their religion, the temple, which actually came to pass. What a brilliant illustration of this truth! In its place, he would build another temple: the “temple of his body” (John 2:21; SCH). No one at the time understood what he meant by this. It only dawned on his disciples after his resurrection. It became clearer to them during the celebration of the Lord's Supper. From then on, they called this joyful fellowship with one another “God's temple” (1 Cor 3:16; 10:16; SCH) - regardless of any place, church building or organization (see my booklet “Living with Purpose”: Appendix A).