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John 2:14–16 · BSB
2:14 In the temple courts He found men selling cattle, sheep, and doves, and money changers seated at their tables.
2:15 So He made a whip out of cords and drove all from the temple courts, both sheep and cattle. He poured out the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables.
2:16 To those selling doves He said, “Get these out of here! How dare you turn My Father’s house into a marketplace!”
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…I noticed something I had not noticed before. I read those three accounts, Matthew, Mark, and Luke writing about the cleansing. But I noticed inJohn chapter 2that John wrote about it also, but it was at a different time. How do you know it's a different time? Because those three times, Jesus was on his…
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…from God, for no one could perform the signs you are doing if God were not with him.'" Again, this ties back in to what we looked at last week inJohn chapter 2. These signs are pointing to Jesus, and, and Nicodemus is understanding and observing something, okay, he's doing these miraculous things, so it…
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…what he was intending for anyone to read this to see a bigger story. And we're gonna go to John 2 to do that. John 2, the gospel according toJohn, chapter 2. And I'm gonna read this as a very, very familiar. Last week we talked about Mary, and I just thought I'd just take this a step further with Mary.…
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…Amen. Let's keep reading. At the end, I'm gonna share some application to us, so we're gonna come back to this story, but let's keep reading inJohn chapter 2. Verse 13, "When it was almost time for the Jewish Passover, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. In the temple courts He found people selling cattle and…
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…always provide abundantly. This is, again, another consistent theme throughout the whole of the Gospels. In John, there's the story way back inJohn chapter 2, you know, the water turned into wine. You remember that story? Where there's an abundance of wine, overflowing more wine than they need. John…
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…Praise the Lord. What is then being fulfilled? What is the thing that is fulfilling? Right? Looking at the question in that John, in verse 18 ofJohn chapter 2, he said, what sign do you show us since you do these things? And then he said to them, my father's house shall not be a house of merchandise. Like…
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…things, by the miracles and by the wonders. Yeah, he did them, you know, but don't don't hang your salvation on a miracle. Hang it on Jesus. Go toJohn chapter 2and verse 18. You know, John, his gospel is a little bit different than the synoptic gospels. You know, that you read read them, you can see that…
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…Jesus is talking to the smartest people in the room. He says, You guys are the most educated that Jerusalem has. You don't believe me, go look atJohn chapter 2and John chapter 3 when Jesus has an encounter with Nicodemus and then later with Gamaliel, and he says, You guys are teachers of the law. Yet you…
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…hardy. It's when they're there, when they show up, everything is better. Like they are the what? Life of the party. They are the life of the party.John chapter 2. Jesus is at a party, a celebration. It says, The next day there was a wedding celebration in the village of Cana in Galilee. Jesus' mother was…
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…as we have seen and will continue to see, Jesus keeps pointing forward to my hour has not yet come. We saw it back at the wedding of Cana inJohn chapter 2. His hour has not come yet here in John chapter 7. But then when we get to John chapter 12, he then says, the hour has come for the Son of Man to…
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…nation of Israel in Judges chapter 10. He knows the truth behind the story. Behind the words, God knows the heart. It's the same of what we find inJohn chapter 2. John chapter 2 verses 23 and 24 when Jesus is addressing the people in the first century He says, Now when He was in Jerusalem at the Passover…
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…trying to find a guru. Just stay right here. Stay at it. What I do, thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know when. Hereafter. Look if you would atJohn chapter 2. John chapter 2. You say, man, how many scriptures are you going to give us? Till it's done. Amen. John chapter 2. Open mine eyes that I might see.…
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…And what was that word? Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden. Whosoever will may come. So John introduces Jesus in John chapter 1.John chapter 2is one of the first signs. And we'll get to this in a minute, but you're going to see in chapters 2 through 12, you're kind of cruising over the…
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…Before we get to Acts, I just want to lay a little foundation here. Uh I can quote this, but it's something that you'll want to read. Uh it's inJohn chapter 2. It's a wonderful little verse. A wonderful little verse. A verse 24 and 25. It's a verse we need to read. And this is one you'd want to put under…
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…to destroy the works of the devil. Jesus is angry at death because he is the author of life. We actually see his anger earlier in John's Gospel,John chapter 2. If you remember the anger of Christ in the temple, why was Jesus so angry? He made a whip. He drove out the money changers. He flipped tables.…
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…You get to the Gospel of John chapter 1, and it says that the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld his glory, the Bible says.John chapter 2, Jesus says, if you'll tear down this temple, meaning his body, I'll build it back in three days, referring to the resurrection from the dead. And…
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…say? Take heart. Be still. It is I. Don't be afraid. I'm with you. The psalmist wrote, there's a river whose streams make glad the city of God. InJohn chapter 2, Jesus spoke of a river. He said, he cried out, if anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Because he who believes in me, as the scripture…
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…in the Old Testament later on turned into a temple. It was beautiful, but it gave limited access. When Jesus stood in the temple grounds inJohn chapter 2, and he says, Tear this temple down and in three days raise it up again. He's announcing a new temple has come. It's not a temple of bricks and…
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…may carry on a tax. We see in Acts chapter 10, the house of Calenius. Right? The same thing. Acts chapter 20, verse 20. As well. John chapter 3.John chapter 2. Let's look at something else. John. Now, the Passover of the Jews were at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. Now, speaking about He drove…
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…believe it or not, that's what the Bible says. That's what it says. Okay. So if we can all agree on that, Jesus calls himself the true temple inJohn chapter 2. The church in Book of First Corinthians, chapter three, Paul refers to it as the church is now God's temple. Yes. Remember the context of Paul.…
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