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Pointing to the lives of the disciples—twelve ordinary men through whom God worked extraordinary things—John MacArthur presents a pattern that modern disciples can follow. In spite of—and sometimes because of—weakness and imperfection—God can and will use his believers to accomplish His work. This hands-on, practical workbook, divided into 12 chapters based on the 12 unique disciples, offers the...

CLEANSING THE TEMPLE During the celebration of the Passover, worshipers came from all over Israel and the Roman Empire to Jerusalem. Because many traveled large distances, it was inconvenient to bring their sacrificial animals with them. Opportunistic merchants, seeing a chance to provide a service and probably eyeing considerable profit during this time, set up areas in the outer courts of the temple in order for travelers to buy animals. The money changers were needed because the temple tax,
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