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Jesus went to Jerusalem. He walked around the temple. Scholars think Jesus looked at the things happening in the temple. Many forbidden things were happening. They think Jesus planned what he would do the next day. Jesus went to Jerusalem. He walked around the temple. Scholars think Jesus looked at the things happening in the temple. Many forbidden things were happening. They think Jesus planned what he would do the next day.
See: Temple See: [Temple](../articles/temple.md)
See Map: Jerusalem See Map: Jerusalem
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Jesus saw a fig tree. It did not have fruit. He cursed it. He did not do this because he was hungry or angry. It was a metaphor. In the same way a fig tree produced figs, so God wanted Israel to produce fruit. That is, he wanted Israel to serve and obey him. However, they did not do this. Therefore, they made themselves useless to God. Jesus saw a fig tree. It did not have fruit. He cursed it. He did not do this because he was hungry or angry. It was a metaphor. In the same way a fig tree produced figs, so God wanted Israel to produce fruit. That is, he wanted Israel to serve and obey him. However, they did not do this. Therefore, they made themselves useless to God.
See: Curse; Fruit (metaphor); Metaphor See: [Curse](../articles/curse.md); [Fruit (Metaphor)](../articles/fruitmetaphor.md); [Metaphor](../articles/metaphor.md)
### Why did Jesus make people leave the temple? ### Why did Jesus make people leave the temple?
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Before, Jesus also made people leave the temple earlier (see: John 2:13-22). Before, Jesus also made people leave the temple earlier (see: John 2:13-22).
See: Temple; Gentile See: [Temple](../articles/temple.md); [Gentile](../articles/gentile.md)
### Why did the chief priests and scribes want to kill Jesus? ### Why did the chief priests and scribes want to kill Jesus?
The chief priests and scribes wanted to kill Jesus because of what he did. Some scholars think the chief priests and the scribes made money from the things sold in the temple. Jesus stopped them from making money in the temple. Other scholars think Jesus made others know that he was greater than the high priest and he ruled the temple by doing the things he did there. The chief priests and scribes wanted to kill Jesus because of what he did. Some scholars think the chief priests and the scribes made money from the things sold in the temple. Jesus stopped them from making money in the temple. Other scholars think Jesus made others know that he was greater than the high priest and he ruled the temple by doing the things he did there.
See: Temple; High priest; Chief priest; Scribe See: [Temple](../articles/temple.md); [High Priest](../articles/highpriest.md); [Chief Priest](../articles/chiefpriest.md); [Scribe](../articles/scribe.md)
### Why did Peter call Jesus “rabbi”? ### Why did Peter call Jesus “rabbi”?
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Jesus also wanted the disciples to forgive other people. God forgave their sins. So they should forgive other people. Some scholars think Jesus told the disciples to forgive others because God heard their prayers. They think there is a kind of separation between God and the person praying when they do not forgive other people. Jesus also wanted the disciples to forgive other people. God forgave their sins. So they should forgive other people. Some scholars think Jesus told the disciples to forgive others because God heard their prayers. They think there is a kind of separation between God and the person praying when they do not forgive other people.
See: Disciple; Metaphor; Miracle; Hyperbole; Will of God; Sin See: Disciple; [Metaphor](../articles/metaphor.md); [Miracle](../articles/miracle.md); [Hyperbole](../articles/hyperbole.md); [Will of God](../articles/willofgod.md); [Sin](../articles/sin.md)
### Did Mark write the words in 11:26? ### Did Mark write the words in 11:26?
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The Jewish leaders asked Jesus who gave him permission to do the things he did. They did not think God gave him permission to do the things he did. They thought Satan gave him permission to do these things. Some scholars think the leaders really wanted to have Jesus say that God sent him. They thought that the Law of Moses said they could kill him if he did this. However, God sent Jesus. The Jewish leaders asked Jesus who gave him permission to do the things he did. They did not think God gave him permission to do the things he did. They thought Satan gave him permission to do these things. Some scholars think the leaders really wanted to have Jesus say that God sent him. They thought that the Law of Moses said they could kill him if he did this. However, God sent Jesus.
See: Satan (The Devil); Law of Moses See: [Satan (The Devil)](../articles/satan.md); [Law of Moses](../articles/lawofmoses.md)
### Why did Jesus ask the leaders about the baptism of John? ### Why did Jesus ask the leaders about the baptism of John?
Jesus asked the leaders about who gave John the Baptist permission to do the things he did. The people in Israel loved John the Baptist. They thought God sent him. John the Baptist said that Jesus was the messiah. The leaders were afraid of saying that God sent John because they would also have to say that God sent Jesus.However, the people would be angry with these leaders and reject them if they said that God did not send John. Jesus asked the leaders about who gave John the Baptist permission to do the things he did. The people in Israel loved John the Baptist. They thought God sent him. John the Baptist said that Jesus was the messiah. The leaders were afraid of saying that God sent John because they would also have to say that God sent Jesus.However, the people would be angry with these leaders and reject them if they said that God did not send John.
See: Baptize (Baptism); Messiah (Christ) See: [Baptize (Baptism)](../articles/baptize.md); [Messiah (Christ)](../articles/messiahchrist.md)