As a Christian* I approve of this image (although clearing out the temple courtyard** he’d pick Rainbow Dash and/or Applejack).
*My online alias means “Dragon of God”.
**Isreal was occupied by Rome at the time. The emperors were considered divine by the Romans so making offerings with Roman coins would be blasphemous. Money-changers did business swapping for acceptable currency. Apparently the best spot was the closest to the Temple itself, so their was a tendency for the tables to slowly migrate into the courtyard. This was a problem for both religious reasons, and because that area was the only one worshipers with a certain degree of immigrant heritage were allowed in. The Money-changers were literally crowding people who had come from a pagan background to seek God. Jesus braided three cords together into a whip and pushed them back to where they belonged. Apparently this was something that zealous Jews would do from time to time, so it wasn’t going to get him in legal trouble.