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Why did Jesus cleanse the temple in Jerusalem? During the Passover, the city was packed with pilgrims. Jesus entered the temple and found it corrupt, with merchants and money-changers exploiting the worshippers. In John 2:15-16, we read, “And making a whip of cords, he drove them all out of the temple.” Jesus demonstrated His authority over the temple, declaring it His Father’s house. This cleansing act wasn't just about clearing corruption; it was about asserting His divine authority and fulfilling His role as the Messiah. It reminds us that true worship should be pure and free from exploitation. Let’s keep our hearts sincere in worship, honoring God in all we do. Listen to 60 Second Christianity to explore this powerful moment in Jesus' ministry.
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Why did Jesus cleanse the temple in Jerusalem? During the Passover, the city was packed with pilgrims. Jesus entered the temple and found it corrupt, with merchants and money-changers exploiting the worshippers. In John 2:15-16, we read, “And making a whip of cords, he drove them all out of the temple.” Jesus demonstrated His authority over the temple, declaring it His Father’s house. This cleansing act wasn't just about clearing corruption; it was about asserting His divine authority and fulfilling His role as the Messiah. It reminds us that true worship should be pure and free from exploitation. Let’s keep our hearts sincere in worship, honoring God in all we do. Listen to 60 Second Christianity to explore this powerful moment in Jesus' ministry.

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