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Wesley explores Jesus' symbolic donkey ride into Jerusalem, connects cloaks/palm branches to historical figures, and emphasizes prayer's relationship with praise and prophecy fulfillment.

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According to Matthew 21, what did Jesus tell two disciples to bring to Him before entering Jerusalem?

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What was unusual about Jesus entering Jerusalem in the Synoptic Gospels?

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Approximately how far had the crowd traveled with Jesus from Galilee to Jerusalem?

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Why did the people traveling from Galilee already know Jesus well?

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Why does Pastor Wesley describe Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as an “introduction”?

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Why does Pastor Wesley emphasize that Jesus riding a donkey was unusual?

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Why did Jesus deliberately ride the donkey into Jerusalem?

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What central lesson does Pastor Wesley draw from Jesus fulfilling the prophecy?

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What does Wesley mean when he tells believers to “connect the dots”?

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What two things did the crowd place along Jesus’ path?

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Which historical figure does Wesley particularly connect with the crowd's use of cloaks and palm branches?

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What mistaken expectation did the palm branches and cloaks create concerning Jesus?

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What lesson does Wesley teach about God's answers to our prayers?

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What is the literal meaning of “Hosanna” given in the sermon?

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What Greek word does Wesley say Matthew uses for “crowd”?

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After initially saying Hosanna was either prayer or praise, what correction does Wesley make?

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According to Wesley, praise without prayer becomes the foundation for what?

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According to Wesley, prayer without praise becomes the foundation for what?

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When the people in Jerusalem asked, “Who is this?” how did the Galilean crowd identify Jesus?

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What major lesson does Wesley draw from Jesus coming from Nazareth?

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