Jesus Christ, should I tell them?
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
I think that picture is wrong. It is not written that the birds were let loose.
Can we think? Jesus drove out the animal sacrifices. Then, what did the people do? If money was your prime objective, what would YOU do?
Currently I believe in God, but sometimes I have my doubts. I'm constantly exploring my faith trying to figure out whether it makes sense. My only claim of knowledge is that I don't have enough information to settle on spirit or substance being first absolutely. And I wholeheartedly disagree that a choice must be made.exactly.....what?
you insist for evidence to believe
if no evidence you do not believe
no evidence for the existence of God.....therefore....you do not believe
an atheist in sheep's clothing?
Currently I believe in God, but sometimes I have my doubts.
I am sure he did not beat the people. The whip was for the animals. When the animals ran out, their owners ran out after them. Think human nature. GeeshPerhaps, I just googled "Jesus beats the money changers" and grabbed one of the pictures that popped up.
I'm not sure what you're asking here, I've just always found the money changer story funny. Jesus was supposed to be this super non-violent, peace to all, love thy enemy, turn the other cheek guy...then they tell the story of him flipping out and beating on people with a whip. Go Jesus, Go!
I am sure he did not beat the people.
I hope you are kidding and have not lost the power to hear. It does not say that he drove them out by whipping them. If those men were with me in a room I could drive them out just by talking. So, the way he drove them out is by driving out the animals. Animals obey people with whips and people obey their money. OK?I think he did, the passage says "And making a whip of cords, he drove them all out of the temple, with the sheep and oxen." Every version of it I've ever seen depicted shows Jesus whipping the money changers. He flipped over tables too, he was filled with righteous anger.
I hope you are kidding and have not lost the power to hear. It does not say that he drove them out by whipping them. If those men were with me in a room I could drive them out just by talking. So, the way he drove them out is by driving out the animals. Animals obey people with whips and people obey their money. OK?
I know about the rest of the world.Perhaps you want to believe Jesus calmly ushers some sheep outside and the moneylenders calmly followed, but that's not how the rest of the world views that incident.
It means mixed money.