Re: Re: [TruthTalk] [hcdl] Re: a beautiful relationship and the role of men in the church

[Marlin Halverson]

When the four gospel accounts are harmonized, using an understanding of the sequence of holy days kept by Jesus and recorded in the gospels, the conclusion is that Jesus drove out the money changers two times.  The first time was as his ministry began, the second time was just before his ministry ended. --Marlin ----- Original Message ----- From: Terry Clifton To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 3:28 PM Subject: Fw: Re: [TruthTalk] [hcdl] Re: a beautiful relationship and the role of men in the church     Jim Wehde asked: Could God ever give us certain scripture to illustrate the weakness of the writer, and where he may have been culturally bound, or even...gulp...wrong?   Sophie answered:  The Scriptures is God breathed (or inspired), and since God is perfect, there can be no mistake in Scriptures. I mean, whatever is in the Scriptures is meant to be there, and no "Oops!"   Terry asked Hey Guys:  I think everyone is at least tempted to question the accuracy of the writers of scripture.  Personally, I have decided to accept the word as it is written, as accurate enough that God has not corrected it in a couple of thousand years.  If He is satisfied with it, so am I, (Almost).   One question keeps bugging me.  Did Jesus make a whip and drive the money changers from the temple during the early part of His walk on earth, or near the end of that walk?  Or did He do it twice?  Or does it change from one Gosple account to another?   Terry . ____________________________________________________   IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here