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Matthew 21:1–5 · BSB
21:1 As they approached Jerusalem and came to Bethphage on the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent out two disciples,
21:2 saying to them, “Go into the village ahead of you, and at once you will find a donkey tied there, with her colt beside her. Untie them and bring them to Me.
21:3 If anyone questions you, tell him that the Lord needs them, and he will send them right away.”
21:4 This took place to fulfill what was spoken through the prophet:
21:5 “Say to the Daughter of Zion, ‘See, your King comes to you, gentle and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey.’”
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…Praise the Lord. God's temple is in man. And Jesus came to fulfill that promise. Amen. So let's go back to what we have been discussing as well.Matthew chapter 21. Matthew chapter 21, from verse 1 to verse 12 to 14. Matthew. Then Jesus went into the temple of God and drove out all those who bought and sold in…
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…Pixar bloopers. Do you remember that? No. Yeah. Right. That's so good. So good. Oh, Tom. Oh, Tom. Icon. Alright. So we we ended off. We were inMatthew chapter 21. We kinda had these back to back parables talking to the Pharisees about that they kind of they have, as of this moment, missed the boat. And the…
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…do in us always what you do, that which I am unable to do by your word. In your name I pray. Amen. We're going to look at verses 18 through 46 ofMatthew chapter 21. Here's the big idea overriding the whole thing. We talked last week in the beginning of chapter 21 about the triumphal entry of Jesus into…
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…you definitely get the impression that it was like He explained the previous one, and I got another one for you. Okay? Listen to this. So verse 33.Matthew chapter 21. Listen to another parable. There was a landowner who planted a vineyard. He put a wall around it, dug a winepress in it, and built a watchtower.…
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…one is actually one of my favorites. Okay. But it's for a funny reason, not the actual meaning reason. So, anyways, the parable of the two sons,Matthew chapter 21. To set it up here, let's go ahead and set it up a little bit. We'll go back a little bit further. We have just had Palm Sunday. Okay. Jesus has…
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I invite you to open your Bibles toMatthew chapter 21. We're picking up right where we left off. Let me pray for us as we get into God's word together. Lord, we are grateful for your word because it…
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…with him for eternity. another seeming contradiction. Let's look at the challenge Jesus offers the religious leaders. Turn with me to the book ofMatthew chapter 21. Matthew chapter 21, we're going start with verse 1. Now when they drew near Jerusalem and came to Bethphage, I looked up Bethphage. How do you…
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…others do it. It doesn't participate faithfully in the mission, in the life of the kingdom of God. Are you with me right here? Yes. And later inMatthew chapter 21- A prophet is quoted as Jesus enters Jerusalem. And of all the descriptions of this prophetic entry Matthew chooses to describe Jesus as a gentle…
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…when we talk about this anger that Jesus had and it is the flipping of the tables in the temple courts. Listen to that passage in its entirety fromMatthew chapter 21. Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the…
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…the promise that is made to Abraham. So what we see in Mark chapter 11. Matthew chapter 22. John chapter 2. My house. The house of the Lord.Matthew chapter 21. Now at resurrection. It will welcome everybody inside. There will not be strangers anymore. Praise the Lord. And we see that even before it…
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…21, please. Matthew 21. We'll go back to the parable. I'm trying to set a mindset so when you read the parable, it'll make more sense to you.Matthew chapter 21, and I don't have this exhaustive in my mind, but it's getting there. Verse 12. Matthew 21, verse 12. Jesus went into the temple of God, cast out…
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…of things filled with wonder filled with amazement and in the final week this final passion week I don't think it's any coincidence that we find inMatthew chapter 21that Jesus hailed a lame man Matthew 21 verses 12 to 15 Jesus entered the temple and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple he overturned…
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…times, and still people would just not believe him and not follow him. But I want to focus on the area of doing good today. He taught a parable inMatthew chapter 21that's very powerful. Matthew chapter 21, verse 28 through 31. Here's what we read. What do you think? You know, Jesus asked questions. He actually…
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…who accept him, and do not reject him, uh, will have their place with him in eternity. Truly uh a joyful occasion. Uh so today uh we begin withMatthew chapter 21and verse 10. If you have a Bible or a phone or you can see all the way up here, uh we'll try to throw some of these verses up on the screen for…
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…its cost. It doesn't go away without payment and the blood will be the payment. So for this to happen, Jesus must be stripped. Let's look atMatthew chapter 21starting to verse No, excuse me, let's look in Philippians chapter 2 verses six to seven. It says Who, although being essentially one with God, and…
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…21, there it the triumphal entry, it's found in all four of the gospels, and each one brings out a little nuance than another. And and I I I choseMatthew 21, verses 1 through 11, because it really as as I see it, it it's Jesus comes and he proclaims he's the Messiah in so doing. There were three core prophetic um uh uh…
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…of what's called Holy Week, where we celebrate Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. And if you have your Bibles, we encourage you to turn toMatthew chapter 21, Matthew 21. It's the first Gospel, first book of the New Testament. We always encourage physical Bibles, but it'll be on the side screens as well…
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…that on this Sunday that we might just really behold him. So here's what we're gonna do this morning. If you have your Bible, go ahead and turn toMatthew chapter 21. That's where we're gonna linger today, just like we heard this morning here from um Aaron here. Um we are gonna linger in this, just I'm gonna…
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…but if you look at all the portraits then you can get a clear complete picture of that person. I invite you to the Gospel reading according toMatthew chapter 21from verse one up to 10 and here we are given 3 images of this man, Jesus Christ our Lord and King. We are presented in different scenes and…
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…he had not done. Um, he he there's a prophetic aspect to it, a paradoxical aspect to it, and a very powerful aspect to it. So let's take a look atMatthew 21, verses 1 through 17, as Jesus approaches Jerusalem. He's coming up from Jericho, 17 miles is the length of trip between Jericho and Jerusalem, but it's quite uh an…
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