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|  | title = "Luke 19:28–40" | ||||||
|  | date = "2023-01-19" | ||||||
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk19.28-40) | ||||||
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|  | As Jesus approaches Jerusalem for the last time before His death, He | ||||||
|  | intentionally fulfills important Messianic prophecies. In particular, Zechariah | ||||||
|  | 9:9 says the Messiah will enter Jerusalem riding on the colt of a donkey. God | ||||||
|  | had certainly prepared this colt (and its owners) ahead of time, because the | ||||||
|  | disciples were allowed to take it as if there had been a prior arrangement. | ||||||
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|  | Jerusalem sits atop Mt. Zion, but Bethany and Bethphage are on the other side | ||||||
|  | of the Mount of Olives. Jesus's disciples and followers began praising God and | ||||||
|  | blessing Jesus as the prophecied king as they were going down the Mount of | ||||||
|  | Olives, through the Kidron Valley, and up into Jerusalem proper. The Pharisees | ||||||
|  | try to get Jesus to stop them from saying such things for a couple of reasons. | ||||||
|  | First, they didn't believe Jesus was the Messiah, so they didn't want anyone | ||||||
|  | else saying so. But also they didn't want the Romans to think they were | ||||||
|  | disturbing the peace, starting a revolt, and setting up a new king. | ||||||
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|  | Jesus responds by saying the stones would cry out if the people were silent. | ||||||
|  | This indicates that the things that are being said about Jesus at this time had | ||||||
|  | been foredained by God, and nothing can thwart His decrees. | ||||||
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|  | * * * | ||||||
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|  | Fulfill Your promises that were made from ancient times, for You are faithful | ||||||
|  | and never fail to accomplish all You intend to do. | ||||||
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