The Triumphal Entry is the “Introduction.” We are introduced to the main characters (Jesus, his disciples); and the location (Jerusalem). We also learn some valuable information about the characters, namely that Jesus is in charge, and that he is the promised Messiah (fulfilling OT prophecy – Zech. 9:9; “Hosanna” meaning “Lord save us now.”)
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