Companionship is what makes every journey enjoyable.

Today we continue our journey with Jesus.

Join Scott Pauli as we make brief stops in the Gospel according to Mark.

We trust you will enjoy the journey.

This word is only used six times in the whole of Scripture, but it is a powerful word.

I love these great Bible words, learning not only what they mean, but how we can

make them a part of our lives. We're journeying with Jesus through Mark chapter 11, and we've come to

his triumphal entry into the city of Jerusalem. I'll point out to you that when Jesus as king rode

into the city, he did not go to the palace. He went to the temple. That's very important.

You see, they were looking for a king to come and raise a militia. Get an army together. March on

Rome. Deliver them from this taxation and this oppression. But that's not why Jesus came.

Jesus came for a greater reason. He came to save us from our sins. So he goes to the temple.

He goes to the place where God meets with man. He goes to the place of sacrifice.

Listen to the words of Mark chapter 11. In verse number seven, you'll remember that the Bible says,

and they brought the cult to Jesus and cast their garments on him and he sat upon

them. And many spread their garments in the way and others cut down branches off the trees and

strawed them in the way. And they that went before and they that followed cried saying,

Hosanna, there's the word. Hosanna, blessed is he that cometh in the name of the lord blessed be the kingdom of our

father david that cometh in the name of the lord hosanna in the highest and jesus entered into jerusalem

and into the temple did you catch the word It's found twice in Mark chapter number 11.

It's used in the other gospel records as well.

As a matter of fact, the only gospel writer that does not use the word Hosanna is Luke.

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