Palm Sunday and Jesus' Triumphal Entry
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What was the crowd's reaction to Jesus as He entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday?

  • They protested against His arrival.
  • They shouted praises and waved palm branches. (correct)
  • They remained silent and waited.
  • They turned their backs and walked away.

What does the term 'Hosanna' signify?

  • Blessing of the people.
  • Save us, we pray. (correct)
  • King of the Jews.
  • Peace be with you.

Why were palm branches significant in the context of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem?

  • They were items of luxury.
  • They represented military victory. (correct)
  • They indicated a time of fasting.
  • They were symbols of mourning.

How did Jesus enter Jerusalem, and what did this symbolize?

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What motivated the religious leaders' plans to arrest Jesus?

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Which event immediately preceded Jesus' entry into Jerusalem?

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What does the spreading of cloaks on the road signify during Jesus' entry?

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What was the atmosphere in Jerusalem during Jesus' Triumphal Entry?

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Who was the first individual to encounter the risen Jesus?

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What significant event did Jesus perform after His resurrection?

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According to the content, which of the following is NOT considered evidence for the actuality of the resurrection appearances?

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What was the length of Jesus' post-resurrection ministry before His ascension?

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Which Gospel is the only one to reference Jesus' ascension?

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Which of the following appearances did Jesus NOT make after His resurrection?

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What role does Jesus fulfill today according to the content?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three great witnesses to the reality of the resurrection?

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What did Jesus imply when He told the Pharisees that the stones would start shouting if His disciples kept quiet?

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What was Jesus' demeanor when He wept over Jerusalem?

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What event marked the beginning of Jesus' final week on earth?

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How did the people misinterpret Jesus' role during His entry into Jerusalem?

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What was one action Jesus took on Monday of His final week?

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What significant discussion transpired during Tuesday of Jesus' final week?

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What important act did Jesus perform during the Last Supper on Thursday?

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What does Golgotha mean?

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How long did Jesus hang on the cross?

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Which event directly followed Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane?

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What was notable about the trial of Jesus before the Sanhedrin?

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What was the first of the Seven Last Words spoken by Jesus?

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What charge did Jewish leaders bring against Jesus to Pontius Pilate?

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What did Jesus promise the penitent thief?

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What symbolized the moment of Jesus' death during the crucifixion?

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What does the word ‘paradise’ signify in this context?

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What physical burden did Jesus and Simon of Cyrene share on the way to crucifixion?

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What was Jesus’ last saying before He died?

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How long did the crucifixion of Jesus last?

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What does the saying 'E'li, E'li, la'ma sa-bach'tha-ni?' express?

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What occurred at noon on the day of Jesus' crucifixion?

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What physical need did Jesus express while on the cross?

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What significance does the term 'tetelestai' have?

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What was Jesus' consideration while addressing His mother from the cross?

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What does Jesus' fourth saying reference?

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What message does Jesus' interaction with the penitent thief convey?

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What theme is prevalent in Jesus' last words?

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What phrase did Jesus say as he gave up his spirit?

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How long did Jesus remain in the tomb according to Jewish standards?

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Who placed guards at the entrance of Jesus' tomb?

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What did the women find when they arrived at the tomb on Sunday morning?

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According to Mark, what did the young man in the tomb wear?

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What message did the angel give to the women at the tomb?

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How did the guards at the tomb react to the events surrounding Jesus' resurrection?

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In which place did Jesus appear to over 500 people after his resurrection?

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What was the condition of Jesus' disciples before his resurrection?

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What was a key result of Jesus' resurrection on his followers?

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What physical evidence did Jesus show to his disciples after the resurrection?

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How long did the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus continue?

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Which of the following best describes the nature of Jesus' resurrected body?

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What is one hope derived from the resurrection of Jesus?

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Flashcards

Triumphal Entry

Jesus's arrival in Jerusalem, welcomed by crowds.

Hosanna

Hebrew expression meaning 'Save!'

Palm Branches

Symbol of rejoicing and possible political statement.

Servant-King

Jesus's role, coming in humility.

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Mixed Emotions

Different reactions to Jesus' arrival.

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Religious Leaders' concern

Worried about possible Roman conflict or challenge to authority.

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Messiah

The anticipated savior of Judaism.

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Passover Feast

Jewish celebration, attended by pilgrims.

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Jesus' final week

The week leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, marked by teachings, conflicts, and his triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

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Palm Sunday

The day Jesus entered Jerusalem as the Messiah, but people misunderstood his role.

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Monday's fig tree curse

Jesus cursed a fig tree, symbolizing the consequences of barrenness in spiritual life.

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Tuesday's debates

Jesus debated with religious leaders exposing their flaws and teaching about the kingdom of God.

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Judas' betrayal

Judas arranged to betray Jesus to the Jewish leaders.

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Thursday's Last Supper

Jesus shared a final meal with his disciples, fulfilling the Passover.

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Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane

Jesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, showing his submission to God's will.

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Jesus' trial

Jesus' trial before Jewish leaders (Sanhedrin) and the Roman governor (Pilate).

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Pilate's decision

Pilate, reluctant to sentence Jesus, released him to the crowd's demand but eventually ordered his crucifixion.

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Crucifixion

Jesus' execution on a cross, a brutal method of Roman punishment.

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Jesus' suffering

Jesus endured intense physical and emotional suffering during his crucifixion.

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Dark hour

A period of darkness during Jesus' crucifixion.

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Jesus' death

Jesus died on the cross. His death marked a turning point in history

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Crucifixion method

The Romans used crucifixion as a method to execute criminals, particularly slaves and enemies of the empire.

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Jesus' concern

Jesus sought to protect his disciples and pray for their perseverance during the conflict.

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Golgotha

The place where Jesus was crucified, meaning "Place of the Skull" in Aramaic.

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Seven Last Words

The last sayings Jesus spoke from the cross, each carrying profound meaning.

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Forgiveness

Jesus prayed for his executioners, showing an unexpected and undeserved love.

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Paradise

The honored place Jesus promised the repentant thief, reflecting a close companionship with God.

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Repentance

The repentant thief saw Jesus' glory and asked for forgiveness, showing his change of heart.

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Death-bed Conversion

The idea that people should not wait until their death to seek forgiveness.

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Jesus' Concern for his Mother

Jesus showed compassion for his grieving mother, providing for her future.

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New Fellowship

Jesus' death established a new unity among believers, connecting them through shared faith.

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Forsaken by God

Jesus cried out, feeling abandoned by God, bearing the weight of our sins.

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Psalm 22

Jesus quoted Psalm 22 on the cross, reflecting on his suffering and trust in God.

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Fulfilled Prophecy

Jesus' final words "It is finished" marked the completion of his mission and fulfilled Old Testament prophecies.

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Sacrifice for Sin

Jesus' death on the cross was a sacrifice that paid for our sins and offered forgiveness.

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Salvation and Forgiveness

Because Jesus paid for our sins, we can receive salvation and forgiveness by believing in him.

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Victory Cry

Jesus' words "It is finished" were a shout of victory, signifying the completion of his mission.

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Jesus' Last Words

Quoting Psalm 31:5, Jesus says "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit" before dying.

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Redemption Through Jesus

Jesus' death paid for the salvation of all who believe in him, making them 'brothers of the Redeemer'.

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Jesus' Time in the Tomb

Jesus' death was on Friday evening, and his burial lasted until Sunday morning, fulfilling three days.

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Roman Guards at the Tomb

Roman soldiers were posted at the entrance of Jesus' tomb to prevent theft of his body.

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Women at the Tomb on Sunday

Women who came to anoint Jesus' body found the tomb empty on Sunday morning.

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The Angel's Message

An angel (messenger) told the women that Jesus had risen and would meet the disciples in Galilee.

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Jesus' Resurrection Appearances

Jesus appeared to different people at different times and places after his resurrection.

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Jesus' Resurrection Appearance to Disciples

Jesus appeared to his disciples, showing them the marks of his wounds and eating food to prove his physical existence.

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The Impact of the Resurrection

The resurrection of Jesus transformed his followers from fearful to confident, leading to the birth of the church.

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Jesus' Glorified Body

Jesus' resurrected body was no longer a natural body subject to death; it was a heavenly body immune to decay.

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The Resurrection and the Gospel

The resurrection of Jesus is a foundational truth of the Christian faith.

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Jesus' Ascension to Heaven

After appearing for 40 days, Jesus ascended to heaven, promising to return to take his people with him.

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Living a Godly Life

The hope of seeing Jesus again inspires believers to live sober, righteous, and godly lives.

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Jesus' Post-Resurrection Appearances - Time and Place

Jesus' appearances after his resurrection took place at different times and places, from early morning to evening, in various locations.

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Jesus' Resurrection, A Proof of God's Power

The resurrection of Jesus is a testament to God's power to overcome death.

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Resurrection Appearances

Multiple sightings of Jesus after his death, recorded in the Gospels and Acts, serving as evidence of his resurrection.

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Post-Resurrection Ministry

The period after Jesus' resurrection where he interacted with his disciples, teaching them about the kingdom of God and preparing them for his ascension.

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Transformation of Apostles' Lives

The dramatic change experienced by the disciples after Jesus' resurrection, marked by newfound courage, faith, and boldness in proclaiming the message of Jesus.

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Paul's Conversion

The dramatic encounter of Saul (later known as Paul) with the risen Christ, leading to his transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a dedicated apostle.

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Spread of the Church

The rapid expansion of the Christian faith despite persecution and opposition, fueled by the message of Jesus' resurrection.

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Ascension

Jesus' return to heaven after his 40-day post-resurrection ministry.

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Jesus' Heavenly Work

Jesus' continued ministry and reign in heaven, interceding for his followers and preparing for his second coming.

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Second Coming

Jesus' future return to earth in glory, fulfilling his role as king and judge.

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Study Notes

Crowd's Reaction to Jesus

  • The crowd welcomed Jesus with shouts of "Hosanna!"
  • "Hosanna" means "Save us!" or "Save now!" It referenced the messianic hope for salvation and deliverance.
  • People spread their cloaks on the road, signifying acknowledgment of Jesus as King.
  • They waved palm branches, symbolizing victory and peace (referencing the Jewish custom of welcoming conquering heroes with palm branches).
  • Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, deliberately fulfilling the messianic prophecy in Zechariah 9:9, signifying a peaceful king entering the city.

Religious Leaders' Motives

  • The religious leaders (chief priests and Pharisees) were motivated by fear and envy.
  • They saw Jesus' growing popularity as a threat to their power and authority.
  • They worried that people would recognize Jesus as the Messiah instead of them.

Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem

  • Preceding Event: Jesus, along with his disciples, journeyed from Bethany to Jerusalem.
  • Atmosphere: The atmosphere was celebratory and enthusiastic, with the crowd praising Jesus as the Messiah.
  • Symbolism: Jesus' entry on a donkey was symbolic of a humble and peaceful king, fulfilling Jewish messianic prophecies.

Jesus' Resurrection and Appearances

  • First encounter: Mary Magdalene became the first individual to encounter the risen Jesus.
  • Post-Resurrection Ministry: Jesus continued to minister to his disciples for 40 days after his resurrection.
  • Ascension: The ascension of Jesus was recorded only in the Gospel of Luke.
  • Absence of Appearance: Jesus did not appear to the Roman governor Pontius Pilate after his resurrection.
  • Evidence of Resurrection: The written testimonies of the disciples, the transformation of their lives, and the early Christian church's birth are considered strong evidence for the resurrection.

Jesus' Role Today

  • Jesus' resurrection signifies his victory over death and sin.
  • He remains active, fulfilling his role as Savior and Lord, offering hope and guidance to believers.

Jesus' Statements and Demeanor

  • Stones Shouting: Jesus implied that if his disciples kept quiet, even inanimate objects would declare his truth.
  • Weeping Over Jerusalem: Jesus displayed compassion and deep sadness as he wept over Jerusalem, foreseeing its future suffering.
  • Final Week: Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem marked the beginning of his final week on Earth.

Jesus' Actions and Discussions

  • Monday: Jesus cursed a fig tree, emphasizing the importance of faith and fruitfulness.
  • Tuesday: Jesus engaged in discussions with religious leaders, challenging their authority on temple tax, the resurrection, and the nature of the Messiah.
  • Thursday: Jesus instituted the Last Supper, sharing bread and wine with his disciples, symbolizing his broken body and shed blood.

Jesus' Crucifixion

  • Golgotha: Golgotha, the location of Jesus' crucifixion translates to "Place of the Skull."
  • Duration: Jesus remained on the cross for approximately 6 hours.
  • Moment of Death: The moment of Jesus' death was signified by his cry, "Tetelestai!" meaning "It is finished."
  • "Paradise": The word "paradise" signifies a state of eternal happiness.
  • Final Saying: "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit."

Jesus' Burial

  • Duration in Tomb: Jesus remained in the tomb for three days, according to Jewish standards.
  • Guards: The Jewish religious leaders placed guards at the entrance of the tomb.

Jesus' Resurrection

  • Women at the Tomb: The women who went to the tomb on Sunday morning found the stone rolled away and an angel who announced that Jesus had risen.
  • Message from Angel: "He is not here; he has risen."

Jesus' Post-Resurrection Appearances

  • Galilee: Jesus appeared to over 500 people in Galilee after his resurrection.
  • Disciples' Condition: The disciples were initially fearful and disheartened.
  • Disciples' Transformation: Jesus' resurrection transformed their lives and gave them courage.
  • Physical Evidence: Jesus showed his resurrected body to his disciples.
  • Duration: The resurrection appearances occurred over a period of 40 days.
  • Nature of Resurrection Body: Jesus' resurrected body had a physical form, but it was also capable of appearing and disappearing at will.
  • Resurrection Hope: The resurrection of Jesus gives Christians hope for their own resurrection and life after death.

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Explore the significant events and symbols surrounding Jesus' entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. This quiz covers the crowd's reactions, the meaning of 'Hosanna', and the importance of palm branches. Delve into the motivations behind the religious leaders' actions and the atmosphere in Jerusalem during this pivotal moment.

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