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Scripture: Luke 19:28-38
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Luke 19:38
Introduction: Jesus is going to Jerusalem for the Passover feast.
He tell the disciples to go and get Him a donkey.
The strange thing is how he tells them to get it.
Like the story of him paying taxes.
It happen to fulfill a prophesy.
Zechariah 9:9
He had the power to do so.
He h
Psalm 24:1
Psalm 50:10-11
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He need to change your world through you
When Jesus rode the donkey he was in control of it.
He want to take control of you by being in you.
The Story of Zacheus V1-10.
He needs you and have given you talents
God has given all of us talents and we will be punish if we don't use them V12-27
Conclusion: There are two times that we see Jesus weeping, for Lazarus and for Jerusalem.
Don’t let him weep for you as He did for jerusalem.
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Luke 19:44
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