Löydetty 607 Tulokset: Temple Tribute
So he came to Jerusalem, and went into the temple, where he surveyed all that was about him, and then, for the hour was already late, went out, with the twelve, to Bethany. (Mark 11, 11)
So they came to Jerusalem. And there Jesus went into the temple, and began driving out those who sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the bankers, and the chairs of the pigeon-sellers; (Mark 11, 15)
nor would he allow anyone to carry his wares through the temple. (Mark 11, 16)
So they came back to Jerusalem. And as he was walking about in the temple, the chief priests and scribes and elders came to him (Mark 11, 27)
These came and said to him, Master, we know that thou art sincere; that thou holdest no one in awe, making no distinction between man and man, but teachest in all sincerity the way of God. Is it right that tribute should be paid to Caesar? Or should we refuse to pay it? (Mark 12, 14)
Then Jesus said openly, still teaching in the temple, What do the scribes mean by saying that Christ is to be the son of David? (Mark 12, 35)
As he was sitting opposite the treasury of the temple, Jesus watched the multitude throwing coins into the treasury, the many rich with their many offerings; (Mark 12, 41)
As he was leaving the temple, one of his disciples said to him, Look, Master, what stones! What a fabric! (Mark 13, 1)
So, when he was sitting down on mount Olivet, opposite the temple, Peter and James and John and Andrew asked him, now that they were alone: (Mark 13, 3)
and yet I used to teach in the temple close to you, day after day, and you never laid hands on me. But the scriptures must be fulfilled. (Mark 14, 49)
We heard him say, I will destroy this temple that is made by men’s hands, and in three days I will build another, with no hand of man to help me.✻ (Mark 14, 58)
The passers-by blasphemed against him, shaking their heads; Come now, they said, thou who wouldst destroy the temple and build it up in three days, (Mark 15, 29)
