I’m thinking about that moment when Jesus tells Peter to pay the temple tax—not from his own pocket, but with a coin pulled from the mouth of a fish.

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幾秒內	Kat Armas kat_armas	The temple tax was a symbol of empire’s entanglement with faith, a demand for allegiance wrapped in ritual. But in this story, it’s not paid as a tribute to power—it’s paid as a declaration of divine abundance. The coin comes not from toil or scarcity but from creation itself—God’s provision, unbent by human systems.
9 小時內	Luke Stradley \| The Riverside Minister riverside.minister	Which empire’s entanglement with the faith? The temple tax was mandated to the Jewish people by God Himself in Exodus 30. Just trying to see what you’re saying - not trying to start anything ✌🏼