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Matthew 21:5 · BSB
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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…because he was meek and lowly, humble. Amen. Then we had the fulfillment of that prophecy. That was a prophecy there about the Savior. And then inMatthew 21, verse 5. See, the Bible actually interprets itself. Tell you the daughter of Zion, behold, thy king comes into thee meek, and sinned upon the ass that told…
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…when you start tanking and rejoicing. And finally, majesty and meekness are inseparable. Majesty and meekness are inseparable. It's crazy, eh? InMatthew 21 verse 5, and we'll end with this thought, in Matthew 21 verse 5, majesty comes riding on a donkey in meekness. In Matthew 21 verse 5. He comes riding on a…
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…That's why Jesus can say, this new kingdom is here and now, and it's me. I have broken in, and the rebellion has begun. Let's go to Palm Sunday,Matthew 21, verses 4 through 8. This is the exciting moment, the last week of Jesus' life, as everyone is heralding him as king to come into the city of Jerusalem. It says this:…
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…points that are being revealed or communicated through this event. So let's read that portion of scripture. I think Pastor Debbie read it earlier,Matthew chapter 21, verse 1 to 9. Now, when they drew near Jerusalem and came to Bethpage at the Mount of Olives, then Jesus sent two disciples, saying to them, Go into the village…
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…that separation that was between you and God. We see the beginnings of that in our highlighted verse of the day. If you've got some time here,Matthew 21:5, a verse well worth highlighting. It says, say to Daughter Zion. See your king comes to you gentle and riding on a donkey and on a colt, the foal…
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…and your right hand shall teach you awesome things. Now Matthew quotes the prophecy of Zechariah, which we read, and he applies it to Jesus inMatthew 21, verse 5. Tell the daughter of Zion, behold, your king is coming to you. But what is this king like? He is lowly. He is lowly, riding on a donkey, a colt,…
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…saying tell the daughter of Zion, behold, the king is coming to you lowly sitting on a donkey. A cult, the foal of a donkey. How specific is that?Matthew 21 verses 1 to 5. Now what followed that day we call Palm Sunday. Jesus is on a donkey, a cult never been ridden for the first time, he allows himself to go into…
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…As they trust in and wait on the deliverance of God. God. The second instance is in Zechariah's prophecy concerning Jesus which is cited later inMatthew 21 verse 5and there it's translated as humble. Behold your king is coming to you humble and mounted on a donkey. In this context it describes King Jesus…
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…shocking because it appears to contradict what we already know. Scripture says elsewhere about Jesus' coming and his purpose. For example later inMatthew 21 verse 5Matthew cites an excerpt from a prophecy in Zechariah 9.9-10 to show that Jesus riding on a donkey into the city of Jerusalem is a fulfillment of…
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Matthew chapter 21, verse 5. Just one little verse, that means a short sermon, amen? Get back there to that food. Hey, but the good news is, is even if I go long, it's okay,…
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…from Christ. Matthew uses this word meek two more times in his gospel, in the gospel of Matthew. And in both of those times, it refers to Jesus. inMatthew 21, verse 5, as Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey, he is described as fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah 9, 9. Behold, your king is coming to you…
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…Kneels in humility and washes our feet Lord of infinity, stooping so tenderly Lifts our humanity to the heights of His throne Graham Kendrick InMatthew 21 verse 5You see this happening, eh? I mean, the sad thing is Christians choose one or the other Christians either choose one or the other Christians either…
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…And that's what we saw in Moses. Powerful, powerful. Nowhere probably do we see a better example, though, of gentleness now. Watch this than inMatthew 21, verse 5. And we see here the triumphant entry of Jesus. And notice what it says about him. Say to the daughter of Zion, see your king comes to you, gentle…
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