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T1.E182| Domingo de Ramos · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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  Frozen foods, to isband the best selection of pre- cooked and ultra-
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  frozen foods, vegetable potatoes, smuries and much more supernatural, nutritious and easy
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  to prepare, find them in all supermarkets in the frozen section. Welcome to
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  this prayer vitamin space, along with Francisco Hermengold a few brief spiritual Bible thought
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  capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good morning, we are
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  celebrating Palm Sunday and reading the gospel that narrates Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
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  As they approached Jerusalem by Bethphage and Bethany, in front of the Mount
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  of Olives, Jesus sent two of his disciples and said to them and of
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  the village that is in front of you and when you enter it, you
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  will find a colt bound in which no man has mounted, untie it and
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  bring it and if anyone tells you why you are doing it, say that
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  the lord needs it and that he will return it. They went and found
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  the colt tied outside the door at the bend of the road and untied it
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  and some of those who were there told them what you were doing. Unleashing
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  the colt. Then they told them how Jesus had commanded and left them and
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  brought the colt to Jesus and threw his robes on him and sat on him.
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  So do I. Many spread their robes along the way and others cut
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  branches from the trees and spread them along the way. And those who were
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  ahead and those who were behind. They cried out, saying, Blessed be
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  He, who comes in the name of the Lord Blessed, the kingdom of
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  our father David, who comes or heals on high, and entered into Jerusalem
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  and into the temple, and looked around all things. As it was dark,
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  he went to Bethany with the twelve. The circumstances at Jesus’ entrance
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  to Jerusalem on Palm Sunday are not random. I put in details that Jesus
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  deliberately chose. They were not coincidences of chance and in those details he wanted
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  to communicate a message. Let us first look at four of his Bible messages
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  and then make three spiritual applications. First, the burrito in which Jesus sat.
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  According to the prophet Zechariah, chapter nine, the Messiah of Israel,
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  would enter Jerusalem not as a conquering hero, but as a humble figure.
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  Riding a donkey kid. Jesus fulfills both prophecies, that of the burrito and
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  that of humility. Jesus enters through the eastern gate of the Temple of Jerusalem.
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  According to the prophet Ezekiel, in chapter ten, the Glory of God
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  or the presence of God, the Shekinah had left the Temple of Jerusalem centuries
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  ago because of the moral corruption of the Jewish authorities. And when the Glory
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  of God returned to Jerusalem to dwell, to do the Shekinah, according to
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  Ezekiel, he would enter through the east of the temple. And the Gospel
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  tells us that Jesus comes from Bethany and from the Mount of Olives. Whoever
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  was in Jerusalem has in mind that this is the east of the Temple.
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  Jesus entered the temple through the eastern gate, through the east gate, through
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  which, according to prophecy, the messiah and the glory of God would enter
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  To rebuild the temple and to reinstitute the presence of God the chequinav in the
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  midst of his people, Jesus enters Jerusalem. At the Jewish cottage party.
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  In Jewish tradition there is a feast in which palms are used a lot and
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  it is called the feast of huts or sukot huts in Hebrew. That feast
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  celebrates the liberation of the people of Israel from Egypt, where they lived in
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  tents during their years in the desert. After crossing the Red Sea, it
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  is the tent of tents that housed the ark of the Covenant with the tablets
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  of the law within it, the tablets of the law that God gave to
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  Moses on Mount Sinai. In that tent was the presence of God and when
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  the Jews wanted to enter the presence of God, they entered that tent.
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  The feast of Sukot is a feast of rejoicing, of celebration, because the
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  Jewish people knew that their sins had finally been forgiven according to the Jewish vision.
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  The Hebrew suk O tent symbolizes man' s need to depend on God
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  for his necessary provision of food, water and roof, because that tent was
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  planted in the desert. This also applies to the spiritual realm, to feeling
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  that need and that dependence of God for our spiritual provision, for our spiritual
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  food. According to Jewish beliefs, the Messiah would have arrived in Jerusalem precisely
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  during the feast of the Sukot to show that God is with them, that
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  God dwells in their midst, and so Jesus triumphantly enters Jerusalem during that feast.
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  Fourth, the inhabitants of Jerusalem receive Jesus as Palmas. The Palm Palm
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  branch is a symbol of victory, triumph, bread and eternal life originating in
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  the ancient Middle East and the Mediterranean world. The palm was sacred in Mosopotamic
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  religions and in ancient Egypt. It represented immortality for the Jewish people. It
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  was a symbol of wealth and fertility. Jesus is entering Jerusalem not only to
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  be executed, but also to be resurrected, to overcome and receive Jesus with
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  cries from Osana. Osana is the abbreviation of the petition in Hebrew Joshian,
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  which literally means save us Auxiliaries. Well, after seeing these four elements of
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  the Old Testament that can help us contextualize Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem,
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  we go to spiritual applications about that triumphal entry. First let us put the
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  fon in n s each of us so that this feast, that of Palm
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  Sunday, will bear fruit in our hearts. There is an internal attitude that
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  absolutely depends on us that only we can put into play and is formulated as
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  a question. We feel that we need to be saved by Jesus, because
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  if I don' t need a savior, the days of passion. These
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  are mere days of holiday folklore, but they don' t really touch my
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  heart because I don' t need to be saved. I don' t
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  feel the need for a savior. Second, let us focus on Jesus on
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  his humble entry into Jerusalem. Although many people chanted his name and palms,
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  he was riding on a colt, on a donkey calf. It was not
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  Jesus who incited the spectacle, but the people who received it. God'
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  s choice is always humility. She incarnated in a stranger from Nazareth. He
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  was born on any night in a remote place in Bethlehem. He was the
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  simple son of the carpenter and now enters Jerusalem in a burrito. This is
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  still the way of humility, the way of God to enter our life.
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  I quote Benedict sixteen who says as then, Jesus entered the Holy City to
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  Lomos del Asno like this, also the Church saw him always arriving again under
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  the humble appearance of bread and wine. That is why the Palm Sunday scene
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  is repeated in a certain way in our own life. Jesus approaches the city
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  of our soul, the Lomos of the ordinary, in the humility and sobriety
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  of the Sacraments. Third, let' s focus on people, Sunday,
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  cheerleading people. Jesus is told by Osana, son of David, king of
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  Jerusalem, king of Israel, to save us, what really beats in the
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  hearts of those who hail Christ as king of Israel. They certainly had their
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  idea of the Messiah, an idea of how the king promised by the prophets
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  should act and waited for so long. No wonder that a few days later
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  the crowd in Jerusalem, instead of hailing Jesus, will cry out to Pilate,
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  crucify him, and that the disciples themselves, as well as others who
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  had seen and heard him, remained dumb and bewildered. In fact, most
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  were disappointed by the way Jesus had decided to present himself as a messiah and
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  a network of Israel. Jesus does not let himself be carried away by the
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  euphoria of Palm Sunday and on Friday people will shout crucify him and Jesus will
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  not let himself be carried away by hatred the or is of vengeance at his
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  cries that ask for his death. God is love and does not make his
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  love for us depend on the answer we give him, whether we cheer him,
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  if we call him Osanna king of is to him or if we shout
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  at him, if we tell him to crucify him or if we ignore him.
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  He never ceases to love us and to give himself for us that God
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