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Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey as crowds wave palm branches and shout his praises.
As Passover approaches, Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a young donkey — fulfilling an ancient prophecy from Zechariah. Crowds spread their cloaks and palm branches on the road, shouting 'Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!' The whole city is stirred. The religious leaders are alarmed at the spectacle. Within days, many of these same crowds will turn against him.
Matthew
The King Who Showed Up Wrong
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, flips the tables in the Temple, curses a fig tree, and tells two parables that leave the religious leaders realizing he's been talking about them the whole time.
Mark
The King Who Came Looking for Fruit
Jesus rides into Jerusalem like a king, curses a fig tree that's all leaves and no fruit, flips tables in the temple, and then outmaneuvers the religious leaders so cleanly they literally give up trying to trap him.
Luke
The Day Nobody Saw Coming
Jesus walks into Jericho and singles out the most hated man in town. Then he tells a story about what you do with what you've been given. And then he rides into Jerusalem — and everything shifts.
John
The Week Everything Changed
Six days before Passover, Jesus arrives in Bethany for a dinner that turns into a prophetic moment. Then he rides into Jerusalem to an eruption of praise, teaches about what it really means to follow him, and gives one final public plea before the darkness closes in.
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