When Jesus flipped tables in the temple, it wasn’t random anger. It was intentional. The key is that it happened during Passover. “He found in the temple those who were selling… and He drove them all out.” — John 2:14–15 Every Jewish household, before Passover, was required to remove leaven from their home. Children were active helpers in this activity. “Remove the leaven out of your houses…” — Exodus 12:15 Leaven represented sin, corruption, and impurity. Before the lamb was eaten, the house had to be clean. Now think about what Jesus did. He entered His Father’s house (the temple), and found corruption. So He cleansed it. “Take these things away; do not make My Father’s house a house of trade.” — John 2:16 This was prophetic preparation. Just as homes were cleansed before Passover, so the Son of God cleansed His Father’s house before the Lamb of God would be sacrificed. Jesus wasn’t losing control. He was revealing something. The true Passover was about to happen. And the house of God had to be purified. Not just outwardly…But inwardly. My question is: 👉 Have you removed the leaven…or just learned to live with it?