Jesus enters Jerusalem amidst huge popular support on ‘Palm Sunday’. All the Gospels devote much space to describing the events of the next week which lead to and include Jesus’ death and resurrection. In this series we see the deep hostility to Jesus from the religious authorities and the challenge Jesus is to them by his disruption the Temple trading area. Hostile trick questions are put to Jesus in the vain hope of trapping him into saying something unwise and providing a basis for arresting him. In the end, Jesus denounces the religious authorities.https://www.wordonline.orgHubb, www.hubb.digitalenWord OnlinecleanWord Onlineproduction@wordonline.orgAfter events in Bethany and Jericho, Jesus orchestrates his provocative entry into Jerusalem. He weeps for Israel and the judgement to come.m_342413Fri, 31 Jul 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342413After events in Bethany and Jericho, Jesus orchestrates his provocative entry into Jerusalem. He weeps for Israel and the judgement to come.Martin Charlesworth00:29:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404146.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404146.jpgFor the second time, Jesus disrupts the marketeering in the Temple. He challenges the Jewish authorities and is moving forward the process of confrontation which will lead to His death. m_342414Sat, 01 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342414For the second time, Jesus disrupts the marketeering in the Temple. He challenges the Jewish authorities and is moving forward the process of confrontation which will lead to His death. Martin Charlesworth00:30:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404147.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404147.jpgMentioned in the last episode, the cursed fig tree dies by the next day causing Peter to comment. Jesus uses the event to teach about prayer. Prayers to move the obstacles to the Kingdom of God are encouraged.m_342415Sun, 02 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342415Mentioned in the last episode, the cursed fig tree dies by the next day causing Peter to comment. Jesus uses the event to teach about prayer. Prayers to move the obstacles to the Kingdom of God are encouraged.Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404148.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404148.jpgJesus explains that he must die just like a seed, so that others will be saved. God the Father speaks for the third time to confirm that Jesus' earthly life and his future death and resurrection has, and will, glorify him.m_342416Mon, 03 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342416Jesus explains that he must die just like a seed, so that others will be saved. God the Father speaks for the third time to confirm that Jesus' earthly life and his future death and resurrection has, and will, glorify him.Martin Charlesworth00:28:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404149.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404149.jpgDespite many miracles and signs being performed in that area, most people did not believe. Jesus uses the prophecies of Isaiah to warn of impending disaster because of this unbelief. m_342417Tue, 04 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342417Despite many miracles and signs being performed in that area, most people did not believe. Jesus uses the prophecies of Isaiah to warn of impending disaster because of this unbelief. Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404150.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404150.jpgThe religious leaders try to trick Jesus with a question but he returns with a question of his own. He tells the parable to show that sinners are entering the Kingdom, having accepted Jesus as Messiah.m_342418Wed, 05 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342418The religious leaders try to trick Jesus with a question but he returns with a question of his own. He tells the parable to show that sinners are entering the Kingdom, having accepted Jesus as Messiah.Martin Charlesworth00:30:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404151.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404151.jpgContinuing in the dialogue with the religious leaders Jesus tells this parable to show that the Kingdom of God will be taken away from the Jews and others will enter. Jesus is the cornerstone they rejected.m_342419Thu, 06 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342419Continuing in the dialogue with the religious leaders Jesus tells this parable to show that the Kingdom of God will be taken away from the Jews and others will enter. Jesus is the cornerstone they rejected.Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404152.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404152.jpgAnother parable to teach that the invitation to the Jewish people to believe in Jesus as Messiah had been rejected yet others were invited in to the Kingdom of God. Punishment would follow.m_342420Fri, 07 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342420Another parable to teach that the invitation to the Jewish people to believe in Jesus as Messiah had been rejected yet others were invited in to the Kingdom of God. Punishment would follow.Martin Charlesworth00:30:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404153.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404153.jpgThe Pharisees and Herodians try to trick Jesus by asking about paying taxes. Jesus replies 'Give Caesar what is Caesar's and God what is God's, clearly defining a difference between Church and State. m_342421Sat, 08 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342421The Pharisees and Herodians try to trick Jesus by asking about paying taxes. Jesus replies 'Give Caesar what is Caesar's and God what is God's, clearly defining a difference between Church and State. Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404154.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404154.jpgSadducees, who did not believe in the afterlife, tried to trick Jesus with a hypothetical question. Using the Old Testament, Jesus responded and taught about the afterlife. m_342422Sun, 09 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342422Sadducees, who did not believe in the afterlife, tried to trick Jesus with a hypothetical question. Using the Old Testament, Jesus responded and taught about the afterlife. Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404155.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404155.jpgThe Pharisees ask a question about the greatest law but Jesus' answer was generally accepted by the Jews. He asks them a question about the divinity of the son of David which they cannot answer. m_342423Mon, 10 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342423The Pharisees ask a question about the greatest law but Jesus' answer was generally accepted by the Jews. He asks them a question about the divinity of the son of David which they cannot answer. Martin Charlesworth00:31:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404156.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404156.jpgJesus condemns the religious leaders as hypocrites, stating seven condemnations, and predicting judgement on them and Israel. The widow in Luke's Gospel contrasts this showing the right Kingdom attitude.m_342424Tue, 11 Aug 2020 12:00:00 GMThttps://www.wordonline.org/Media/MediaItem.aspx?media_id=342424Jesus condemns the religious leaders as hypocrites, stating seven condemnations, and predicting judgement on them and Israel. The widow in Luke's Gospel contrasts this showing the right Kingdom attitude.Martin Charlesworth00:33:00https://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404157.jpghttps://www.wordonline.org/Images/Content/3545/1404157.jpg