In Luke 10, Jesus sends out 72 disciples ahead of Him to prepare towns for His arrival. This wasn’t just […]

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, He wasn’t just fulfilling prophecy—He was redefining what kind of King He

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Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey wasn’t just a historical moment—it was a powerful symbol of His identity and

Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey wasn’t just a symbolic act—it was a bold statement about what true leadership

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, He wasn’t just making a humble entrance—He was making a bold statement.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, the crowd expected a powerful political leader who would overthrow Roman rule

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In Jesus’ time, riding a donkey was entirely common and practical. Donkeys were affordable, dependable animals used daily for transportation