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John 12:14 · BSB
12:14 Finding a young donkey, Jesus sat on it, as it is written:
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…of sin and honor. [SPEAKER_01]: Thank God for all, sure for all. [SPEAKER_01]: So let's get right to Scripture. [SPEAKER_01]: We'll be coming fromJohn 12, verses 12 through 16. [SPEAKER_01]: The next day, the Lord's crowd had come to the feast. [SPEAKER_01]: Her that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. [SPEAKER_01]: So they…
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…entry of the Lord. And if you'll turn right here, John 12, we're gonna read this just real quick. And we've already hit some of this this morning.John chapter 12, verse 12 through 16, it says, the next day the large crowd had come to the feast and heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. They took branches of palm trees and…
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…sometimes we do, but sometimes we don't. Don't. I've never preached about Palm Sunday. I'm going to talk a little bit about Palm Sunday today. OK,John chapter 12 verse 12 through 16says it this way. It says on the next day a large crowd had come to the feast and they heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. They took the…
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…like, What are you doing taking my donkey? The Lord has need of it. Okay, go ahead, just take the donkey. Again, really interesting story here. InJohn chapter 12, verse 14, it says, Then Jesus, when he had found a young donkey, he sat on it as it is written. As it is written. It's an Old Testament reference. Anytime…
Publisher transcript cited as “John chapter 12, verse 14” view source ↗
…man beside him. And the people as they're proclaiming the word Hosanna. It is such a beautiful prayer. So let's turn to the text. It's going to beJohn chapter 12, verses 12 through 19. And that is found in page 1068 in your ESVP Bibles. Church, can we read this together? Let's read it together. Starting in verse 12, the triumphal…
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John 12:12-19. The next day the large crowd that had come to the feast heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, so they took branches of palm trees and went out…
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…coming. The coming of the Lord. And when John, for the sake of time I won't read this, but you can look at the triumphal entry in John's gospel,John chapter 12 verses 13 through 15. At that triumphal entry, John is drawing upon this same teaching from the Old Testament to say the coming of Yahweh, the coming of the king, the…
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Good morning. Today's sermon is from the book ofJohn, chapter 12, verses 12 to 19. And as you were able, would you stand with me for the reading of God's word? The next day the large crowd that had come to the feast heard that…
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InJohn chapter 12, verses 12 through 15, on the next day the large crowd had come to the feast. And when they heard that James Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, they took branches of the…
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…mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foil of a beast of burden. This is prophecy being fulfilled, Matthew says, and John echoes that you read it inJohn chapter 12, verse 14and 15. You need to turn there because we're going somewhere with this in John 1214, and Jesus found a young donkey and sat on it just as it is…
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…that he is the Lord who is present with his people. When does this happen? When does what's anticipated by Zephaniah happen? Well, let's listen toJohn chapter 12, verses 13 to 15, and notice the way John deliberately picks up some of these themes and words from Zephaniah and applies them to Jesus. John 12, 13 to 15, they…
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…a couple things about chain of command and the, and that is this that there's a chain of command in the godhead. Okay. We talked about that. And inJohn, chapter 12, verse 14. I'm just so that we can see this because it's going to help us in what we're talking about tonight. He says, is Jesus now, says for I Do not speak…
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…even the finest gold, and it's sweeter than honey, even honey that comes straight from the honeycomb. And so that's why we read now, starting atJohn chapter 12, verses 12 through 15. The next day, the large crowd that had come to the feast heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. So they took branches of palm trees and went…
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…which is called the triumphal entry. This is Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, heading into the last week, the final week of his life. So our text isJohn chapter 12, verses 12 through 15. The next day the large crowd that had come to the feast heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. So they took branches of palm trees and went out…
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