Let Jesus In the Temple | The Reason Why We Worship

On Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, where crowds welcomed Him with shouts of "Hosanna!" and laid palm branches before Him. This event marked the beginning of Jesus' final week on Earth, leading to His crucifixion and ultimately, His resurrection.
Jesus' entry into Jerusalem was a fulfillment of prophecy, demonstrating His role as the promised Messiah. He came not as a conquering king on a warhorse, but as a humble servant on a donkey, showing His true nature as the Prince of Peace.
Let Jesus back in our churches, our families, and our lives and we'll see Him reign as He did on Palm Sunday.

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Now that is preaching. Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah. Preach it pastor Josh

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Jesus was not a Levite. He was from the tribe of JUDAH. He had no business whatsoever in the Temple. We're not talking a church. It was a place to perform sacrifices to a grotesque narcissistic blood-thirsty god. LEVITES were given the charge over the temple. Therefore, Jesus could NOT be a priest at all over anything.