Primary Scripture
Matthew 21:1–11
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FulfilmentNew Testament
Final week before the crucifixion
Jesus Enters Jerusalem
Jesus entered Jerusalem as crowds welcomed Him with messianic praise.
Scripture foundation
Bible passages
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Supporting Scripture 1
Mark 11:1–11
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Supporting Scripture 2
Luke 19:28–44
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Supporting Scripture 3
John 12:12–19
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Connected biblical knowledge
People, places, and themes
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People
Biblical people directly involved in or closely connected to this event.
Places
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Themes
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Timeline position
Event 39 of 49
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