== == The story can be found in Matthew 21:12.
"And Jesus entered the temple of God and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple and turned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those who sold pigeons. He said to them, 'It is written, 'My house show be called a house of prayer'; but you make it a den of robbers.'"
The fact of the matter is that people were using the temple grounds for their own profits rather than to worship God. They saw it as a prime place to sell pigeons and make profit from changing money because of the crowds of people that gathered there. It is speculation, but it may have been possible that the lenders and merchants lined the temple officials pockets under the table to be allowed to stay their. The temple was being corrupted, and Jesus showed us how to stand up for what is right when it is necessary.
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The gospel in the bible
The Bible
The Bible, Jesus, and paper money are not related. Even in the daily life of Jesus money was used ( he threw the money changers out of the temple) and I don't see where you get the relationship between the Bible and money. Are we to use the pages of the Bible as money? True Jesus didn't write the Bible and the Bible we know today is not close to the first pages written in Greek, but you either accept these things as truth or not. That is up to you and the value you place on it is also your decision. I really think you are confused and need to rethink the question above.
jesus calms the storm
There is no such story in the Holy Bible.
where does the death of Jesus fit within the bigger picture of the whole bible story
A Parable- a story Jesus said to explain Values
Nothing. The story in the Bible ended when Jesus ascended to heaven
The Gospels of Matthew and Luke have accounts of Jesus' infancy.
During the story of Jesus's birth.
no a lectionary is a list of reading to be read while a bible is a past story of jesus
'Jesus feeds the Five Thousand'