Holy Week begins this night with the compliance of , Palm Sunday, when Catholics carry palm trees to understand the passage of Jesus into , Jerusalem , before his death.
Below are five things some Christians love about , Palm Sunday:
The Palms
Commemorating , Palm Sunday , with palm branches goes back to the early Christian religion. It remains a favorite among congregation, who are handed palm trees as they enter the church at some companies. In Jesus ‘ moment, the presence of hands was a sign of regality and nobility. Those welcoming him to , Jerusalem , expected a messiah who may destroy the Romans. The hand is a symbol of the appearance of Jesus in , Jerusalem , simply before his death, as crowds waved hand branches, sang’ ‘ Hosannah,” and covered his way with the branches. Afterwards, according to Gospel records, Jesus was crucified by the Rome with audiences yelling acceptance.
Donkeys
Jesus rode a mule into , Jerusalem. Unlike the Roman emperors, who rode animals and led defense marches, Jesus rode in on a horse in a declaration of peace, modesty and unity with the folks.
Processions
Jesus led a march into , Jerusalem , before his Crucifixion, but many Christians take part in festivities to celebrate his triumphal passage into , Jerusalem. At some churches, congregation may carry hands in their outdoor processions.
Holy Week begins
Palm Sunday , begins the most sacred week on the Christian liturgical calendar, leading to Easter, the event of the reincarnation of Christ. The Last Supper of Jesus and his disciples is observed on Holy Thursday or Maundy Thursday.  , Good Friday  , marks the day of the death.
The Gospels
The account of , Palm Sunday , and Jesus ‘ last , Passover , is told in the Gospel of Matthew, starting in Section 21, and in the Gospel of Mark, starting in Chapter 11. Christians have a checking of the Love narrative in the , Palm Sunday , services. The crowd in the seats read aloud the words of the priest, the narrator reads the majority of the scriptures, and the pastor reads the terms of Jesus.
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