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(Cleansing the Temple''' is an event described in all four Gospels: {{bibleref|Matthew|21|12-17}}, {{bibleref|Mark|11|15-19}}, {{bibleref|Luke|19|45-48}}, and {{bibleref|John|2:13|16}}. Notably, the objection in the Gospel of John was not to anyth)
 
 
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'''Cleansing the Temple''' is an event described in all four [[Gospels]]: {{bibleref|Matthew|21|12-17}}, {{bibleref|Mark|11|15-19}}, {{bibleref|Luke|19|45-48}}, and {{bibleref|John|2:13|16}}.  Notably, the objection in the [[Gospel of John]] was not to anything dishonest or fraudulent, but merely to having a marketplace in the [[Temple]].  
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'''Cleansing the Temple''' is an event described in all four [[Gospels]]: {{bibleref|Matthew|21|12-17}}, {{bibleref|Mark|11|15-19}}, {{bibleref|Luke|19|45-48}}, and {{bibleref|John|2:13|16}}.  Notably, the objection in the [[Gospel of John]] is not to anything dishonest or fraudulent, but merely to having a marketplace in the [[Temple]].  
 
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Latest revision as of 05:50, June 25, 2023

Cleansing the Temple is an event described in all four Gospels: Matthew 21:12-17 , Mark 11:15-19 , Luke 19:45-48 , and John 2:13:16 . Notably, the objection in the Gospel of John is not to anything dishonest or fraudulent, but merely to having a marketplace in the Temple.