THE DOVES AND THE MAN WITH THE WHIP OF CORDS
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A long time ago in a village outside of the great city of Jerusalem lived a pair of young doves, whose names were Moshe and Bina. They didn't know much about anything other than that they would spend all their days together in their cozy niche and happy dovecote. They had no worries and no cares and enjoyed the company of friends and a kind keeper who cared for them all. But that all came to an end one day when a man came to buy a dozen doves to be sold at the Temple feast. And after leaving a deposit of a pence for each one, he instructed the keeper to deliver them to his booth at the Temple court on the morning of the feast.
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The Doves and the Man with the Whip of Cords is a story based on the account of Jesus cleansing the Temple of the money changers from the Gospel of John. It is a dramatization using doves and ravens who encounter Jesus of Nazareth in a way that changes their lives forever. It takes a look at the sacrificial system of Ancient Israel that was replaced by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the Cross—a better way of sacrifice for sin.
About the Author
Jan Curcio resides in Palm Bay Florida where she creates Bible study video presentations with the aim of providing sound exegesis of the Scriptures, as well as reaching the lost with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and two Master’s Degrees in Biblical studies.