<p>Jesus was not concerned with Israel's relationship with Rome; rather, Israel's relationship with God. The noise of animals had replaced praise, and prayer replaced by greed. By entering the temple and turning the tables and driving out the money changers, Jesus portrayed forceful authority as a defender of the house of God and the value of humanity.</p> <p></p>

Jesus was not concerned with Israel's relationship with Rome; rather, Israel's relationship with God. The noise of animals had replaced praise, and prayer replaced by greed. By entering the temple and turning the tables and driving out the money changers, Jesus portrayed forceful authority as a defender of the house of God and the value of humanity.

"The Things that Make for Peace" Episode 2 of 8 - The Journey to the Resurrection

Refresh is a weekly podcast designed for all women who are thirsty for God's Word. Scripture-centered segments will encourage you and help you dive deeper into the Bible. Refresh will bring challenges and refreshment to the soul.

Refresh is hosted by Amy Flattery. Amy is the director of the Center for Holy Lands Studies for the Assemblies of God. She is a wife, mom, minister, AG world missionary, and teacher.

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Refresh is a weekly podcast designed for all women who are thirsty for God's Word. Scripture-centered segments will encourage you and help you dive deeper into the Bible. Refresh will bring challenges and refreshment to the soul. Refresh is hosted by Amy Flattery. Amy is the director of the Center for Holy Lands Studies for the Assemblies of God. She is a wife, mom, minister, AG world missionary, and teacher.

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"The Things that Make for Peace" Episode 2 of 8 - The Journey to the Resurrection