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The 18 pages that link to The Temptations, each with the reason it gives.

• SinRelated: Temptation describes a common path by which desire becomes sinful action.

• Discernment of spiritsRelated: Temptation is one kind of movement discernment may seek to identify.

• Seven Deadly SinsRelated: The sins describe recurrent desires that can draw people toward wrongdoing.

• The SupremesRelated: Their shared label and joint performances place the Supremes within Motown’s group tradition.

• Sir Gawain and the Green KnightRelated: The lady’s advances test Gawain’s courtesy and loyalty alongside his physical courage.

• Smokey RobinsonRelated: Robinson wrote major Temptations hits, including “My Girl” and “Get Ready.”

• The DriftersRelated: Their polished group harmonies offer a later, distinct model of vocal-group soul.

• Lord's PrayerRelated: The final petition raises differing interpretations of God’s relation to temptation and testing.

• Christina RossettiRelated: “Goblin Market” stages temptation through the allure and consequences of goblin fruit.

• Temptation of Saint AnthonyRelated: The narrative dramatizes temptation as an external assault and an inward test.

• MephistophelesRelated: Mephistopheles makes temptation persuasive by linking it to Faust’s dissatisfaction.

• SuccubusRelated: The succubus embodies sexual temptation as an external demonic force.

• Triptych of the Temptation of St. AnthonyRelated: The painting makes temptation visible through seductive scenes and threatening apparitions.

• War (Edwin Starr song)Related: They first recorded “War” on the 1970 album Psychedelic Shack.