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PALM SUNDAY - A DAY TO CRY OUT TO THE LORD

Monday, April 6, 2020

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Palm Sunday - A day To Cry Out To The Lord

It was on this day that Yeshua rode form the Mount of Olives into Jerusalem on a donkey.
He fulfilled the word of Zechariah and Psalm 18.
"Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem!
Behold, your King is coming to you; He is just and having salvation,
Lowly and riding on a donkey, A colt, the foal of a donkey
. (Zechariah 9.9).

On this day the people of Jerusalem shouted out en masse to Jesus Ho-Shianna! Ho-Shianna! The word ‘Hosanna’ is from Hebrew ‘Ho Shiana’ הושיעה־נא, הושיעה נא
It means “Please Save” The people were pleading for Yeshua to save them.
And He answered their plea, not by overthrowing the Roman rule, but by taking their sin and judgements upon Himself.

Today let the whole world cry out to Him again - that the benefits of Yeshua’s saving work may be applied to the lives today of this generation.
On this Palm Sunday we cry out all over the world to the Savior of the World. “Please Save us now Yeshua/Jesus!”
We want you in our cities. We want you in our lives. We went you in our countrysides. We want you in our cities. We want you in our nations. We want you in our schools. We want you in our conversations.
We went you in our laws. We want you in our hearts. We want you to save us from the sicknesses and plagues that threaten us each day. We ask you to save us from Covid 19.
Ww want you enthroned in our lives and in our lands.
Ho- Shianna Lord Jesus!.

May this cry go up from the ends of the earth, from every mouth, from every rural area, from every village, town city and nation. We need you Lord Jesus - only you can save us.
As we cry He will act and the earth shall see His salvation.

With every blessing and great expectations, as we join together around the world for His saving mercies.
With you in spirit,
Paul & Nuala

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