Triumphal Entry of The King - Matthew 21:1-11 Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem III. THE KING’S ARRIVAL PLANNED (Matthew 21:1-5)
The arrival at Jerusalem (Matthew 21:1).
The Saviour’s instructions (Matthew 21:2-3).
We often experience God’s plan for us in unanticipated and unexpected ways
The fulfillment of prophecy (Matthew 21:4-5)
Fulfilled prophecy helps us see God’s presence in history as well as in our lives
IV. THE KING’S ARRIVAL FULFILLED (Matthew 21:6-11)
The King’s procession (Matthew 21:6-7).
No task done to glorify Christ is ever small or unimportant
The crowd’s response (Matthew 21:8-9).
Serving Christ is not difficult in good times; we truly show our love for Him when we do His will even in hard times
Mercy triumphs (Matthew 21:10).
When we consistently serve Christ, it enables others to recognize Him as Saviour and LORD
Jesus identified (Luke 6:11).
“The multitude” was right in calling him “the Prophet” for He was that great “Prophet” whom God said that He would raise up like unto Moses
The amazing thing about Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem was that after acknowledging Him as the “Son of David,” there were still many who asked “Who is this?” Sadly today, there are still far too many people who are asking the same question. Are you one of those?
Ronald Jasmin Assistant Pastor of Corona Baptist Church in Mt Juliet, TN and Cornelius Hill Pastor of Ephesian Primitive Baptist Church Nashville, TN Christian Business Connection
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