What was the significance of the Triumphant entry into Jerusalem to the mission of Jesus?

      

Explain the significance of the Triumphant entry into Jerusalem to the mission of Jesus.

  

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Maurice
What was the significance of Jesus Triumphant entry into Jerusalem?

The fact that Jesus rode on a donkey that had not been ridden on shows that Jesus was a
peaceful messiah.
- The people who shouted confirmed that Jesus was the Messiah prophesied in the Old
Testament (Zech 9:9)
- Christians should be ready and prepared to receive Jesus their lives.
- Christians should preach peace in theirs lives.
- Christians should be humble in their service to others.
- Christians should expect opposition and resistance as they evangelize.
- Christians should praise and thank God just as the crowd that followed Jesus did.
- Christians should be bold as they witness to Jesus like the crowd that followed Jesus had
declared him as a King.

OR

(i) Jesus acknowledged the salutations of the crowd to show that His Messianic identity was no longer a secret.

(ii) Jesus' mission as the Messiah faced challenges from Jewish religious leaders.

(iii) Jesus' mission was universal.

(iv) Jesus is the Promised Messiah.

(v) Jesus is a peaceful Messiah.

(vi) Jesus' mission was in fulfilled of the Old Testament prophecies.

(vii) Jesus proclaims the coming of God's Kingdom as a humble and peaceful Messiah.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on July 11, 2017 at 12:22


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