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Is this the soldier that followed Jesus, carrying His Cross | 
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Hosanna | 
Hosanna | 
Hosanna | 
in the Highest | 
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What is doing? He is Crazy, or what | 
why are you throwing those palm leaves into the street like that? | 
I'm getting ready for the Triumphal Entry | 
what's the triumphal Entry? | 
Well, it all started about five hundred years ago. |
God promised us about five hundred years ago that the Son of God would ride into Jerusalem today | 
The Son of God is going to ride into Jerusalem TODAY? | 
So, what is the palm leaves for? | 
whenever a king comes to town, we cover the street with leaves to make him feel welcome. The Son of God is our king. | 
that’s a lot of palm leaves. What if he doesn't show up? |
Oh, he'll show up alright. We know that God always keeps his promises. | 
Yes, but you said he promised it 500 years ago. That's a long time ago. I mean what if he forgot or what if he got caught in traffic or something? | 
Well, first of all, we know that for thousands of years, God has never failed to keep his promise | 
Did you cover the street with palm leaves when he was here before? | 
No, because we didn't know he was the Son of God before. |
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to get ready for his Triumphal Entry. | 
What's that you're singing? | 
Oh, that's a special song we'll sing to the Lord when he makes his Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. It tells him that we've been expecting him. | 
Hey, that's a catchy little tune. Can I sing along? | 
Sure. You can help me with the palm leaves too. |
But I'm not a Christian. | 
it’s okay, the Son of God is for everybody, not just for the Christian. | 
Here he comes. | 
Where? I don't see him? | 
there. Here he comes |
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Oh, wow! Here he comes! | 
Right on time. The Son of God really keeps his promises, huh? | 
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