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<blockquote data-quote="Pokinfun" data-source="post: 2473439" data-attributes="member: 28113"><p>I completely understand the Jewish situation at the time of Jesus, and its relationship with Rome. The flipping of the table was a symbolic gesture of how the Jewish high leaders needed to be ran out of temple for corrupting the Passover calibration. Jesus was not opposed to money, just how Passover was being used to make money and collect taxes inside the temple. I also understand how the high priests were living in luxury, while being an agent (tax collectors) of Rome. Long story short, the money was not the problem, the priest were. He was also opposed to anything the Pharisees had anything to do with or say.</p><p>I can see your point, but I do not believe He would have been opposed to working and making money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pokinfun, post: 2473439, member: 28113"] I completely understand the Jewish situation at the time of Jesus, and its relationship with Rome. The flipping of the table was a symbolic gesture of how the Jewish high leaders needed to be ran out of temple for corrupting the Passover calibration. Jesus was not opposed to money, just how Passover was being used to make money and collect taxes inside the temple. I also understand how the high priests were living in luxury, while being an agent (tax collectors) of Rome. Long story short, the money was not the problem, the priest were. He was also opposed to anything the Pharisees had anything to do with or say. I can see your point, but I do not believe He would have been opposed to working and making money. [/QUOTE]
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