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|teaching=The Lord has always commanded His people to build temples. Ezekiel saw in vision the temple that would be built in Jerusalem. | |teaching=The Lord has always commanded His people to build temples. Ezekiel saw in vision the temple that would be built in Jerusalem. | ||
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Why does the church spend so much money on temples when children are dying of starvation in other parts of the world? Wouldn’t the money spent on these buildings be better used in feeding the hungry?
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