“Driven out” is the same Greek verb used in the Synoptic Gospels for Jesus expelling unclean spirits. If Palm Sunday marks Jesus’s triumphal entry, Good Friday, therefore, marks his triumphal exit.

He asked the students to joyfully accept Jesus Christ in their lives, especially when “the beautiful, universal, eternal ideals of the gospel clash with the painful, individual, mortal realities of ...

Palm Sunday commemorates the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem shortly before the Jewish holiday of Passover. According to the Christian Gospels, people lined the streets to greet him, ...

My favorite verse from the Triumphal Entry was mentioned in last week’s study, “The Meaning of ‘Rock’ in the New Testament.” The verse was only recorded in the Gospel of Luke.

"Traditionally, worshipping Christians will receive palm branches or palm crosses on Palm Sunday as a tangible sign of Jesus’ ‘triumphal entry ... when one of the Gospel passion narratives ...

Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem marks a significant and unforgettable event in the history of Christianity, and is mostly known as the Triumphal Entry. According to the gospels, as Jesus approached ...

In the accounts of the four canonical Gospels, Jesus triumphal entry takes place in the days before the Last Supper, marking the beginning of his Passion. Christians celebrate Jesus' entry into ...

Some significant moments like the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem ... According to the four Gospels, Mary was one of the most devoted followers of Jesus and traveled with him.

The Biblical account of Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem is so noteworthy that it’s one of the few events recorded in all four Gospels. When we piece together the details from each of Matthew, ...

A third camp sees Gospel differences as grounds for rejecting ... Likewise, Matthew compresses Mark’s account of the events following the triumphal entry (compare Mark 11:1–23 and Matt.

Throughout the gospel of Matthew, the author provides proof that Jesus ... Matthew records three different responses to what some have coined “Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem.” First, we see the ...