The Triumphal Entry
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During Jesus’ ministry, His entry into the city of Jerusalem was a major event. It fulfilled Old-Testament prophecy and gave the people hope. However, there was widespread misunderstanding as to why He was there; contrary to coming as a military conqueror or a political ruler, He came to bring peace and salvation to those who believed in Him. Faith in Christ and in His freewill sacrifice of Himself is enough to provide forgiveness in God’s eyes for all our sins—even the ones we haven’t committed yet.
Released on 18 Apr 2025
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