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Palm Sunday
This entry was posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith and tagged Easter, Jesus, Lord, Palm Sunday, Psalm 118:26, truth. Bookmark the permalink.
There needs to be a “Love” button! Thank you once again. AMEN! If you get a chance, take a look at http://www.nextchapter175.wordpress.com/2020/04/03
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Will do, Gail. May this unique Palm Sunday be a blessing to you.
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And to you!
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A blessed passiontide to you and your family.
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Thank you, Imelda, you too.
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Ah, I love this. Humanity’s failure has been Christ’s success. Happy (Convicting) Palm Sunday!
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Thanks, Jane, you too!
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This morning our pastor reminded us, via Livestreaming, that they wanted a king, but they really needed the King of kings and a Perfect Sacrifice. Amen to your post.
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God’s specialty: giving us what we need instead of what we want.
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amen
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An excellent point. I hadn’t thought of it that way before.
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True, there should be a “love” button!
Short post, but shoots right through the heart of your readers.
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Amen: not even the grave could hold the Savior!
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Oh! That’s good!! Thank you!
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Actually, the crowds did NOT turn on Jesus. They awoke to find that the crucifixion was a done deal. The “crowds” in Pilate’s hall were the Temple personnel who had a vested interest in shutting Jesus up. It was an eye-opener for me when I learned the material that I condensed into this post: https://cslonthebible.wordpress.com/2017/04/13/from-hosanna-to-crucify-him/
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I never thought of it that way, Great post Mitch. This is definitely a very different Holy Week, perhaps people will take the time to reflect on the true meaning. Have a blessed week.
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You too, Carla.
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Funny how God has a way of MAKING us stop and think instead of going on with “business as usual.”
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Yes he does.
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psalm 143:51-39
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Amen
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Hmm, well put. Are we created in His image, or have we created Him in OUR image?
I guess I need to keep seeking divine perspective, or I’ll end up believing a lie.
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Yes, literally!
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