doves to take them away, and not turn His Father's House into a store.
Jesus upset the tables of the money-changers too, and poured out their
money.

Jesus did a great many wonderful things when He was in Jerusalem that
Passover time, and many persons saw His miracles, and thought, 'Yes,
this is the Messiah.' But Jesus did not trust any of those people. He
knew that they did not really love Him. But there was one man in
Jerusalem who did want to be Jesus Christ's disciple. His name was
Nicodemus. He was a great Rabbi, but not proud like the other Rabbis,
and he wanted to ask Jesus a great many questions. But he did not want
the other Rabbis and the priests to see him coming to Jesus. So he
came to Jesus by night--in the dark.

Did Jesus say, 'You are not brave, Nicodemus, I am ashamed of you; go
away'? Ah no! He talked kindly to him, and He told him that he would
have to be born again. He meant that Nicodemus must ask God to send
him His Holy Spirit, and to give him a new heart. And then Jesus
explained to Nicodemus why He had come down from heaven. He said:

'GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD, THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON, THAT
WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH, BUT HAVE EVERLASTING
LIFE.'




CHAPTER VI

SOME WORDS AND WORKS OF JESUS