Act I The Cleansing Of The Temple Persons In Act I
Mary, a Magdalene
Terreno, Captain of
Roman Guards Caiaphas, High Priest JosES, Jesus' Brother Meier, a Pharisee Jachin, an Overseer
the Temple David, a Damascene Nathan, a Galilean Judas, Peter, the of
Disciples of Jesus
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Sala,
Booz,
Ezra,
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Temple servants, Roman soldiers, Phoenicians, Jerusalem-
Ites, a Gaulanite, an Egyptian Jew, a Canaite,
a Caesarean, and many others.
ACT I
A portion of the Court of the Gentiles in the Temple at Jerusalem. At back are quadruple rows of Corinthian columns and a balustrade. Except a long table at right the Court is barren of furnishings. It is about the year 29, a Spring morning before the Feast of the Passover.
\_Five Temple servants on their knees are mopping the floor. ^
First Servant We are nearly done.
Second Servant By noon the floor will look as if we had not touched a cloth to it.
Third Servant I never saw so many persons. All the streets are crowded.
Fourth Servant There are more heathen than last year.
Third Servant
Yesterday I saw a good many Greeks.
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The end
You’ve reached the end of Jesus; a passion play.
