 the sharp edges of his stony grave. On Palm Sunday they believed he was the Lord. On Palm Sunday they believed he came in the name of the Lord. On Palm Sunday they believed He was the Messiah. On Palm Sunday they believed everything they yelled as they cast palms at his feet. On Palm Sunday they believed it all as they stripped off their coats and threw them down for him to cross. But that was Sunday. Now, Friday had come and Friday it seemed as if it had all ended. Hope was lost. They stood around in dark rooms and hidden alleys talking and listening to one another ask, "Were you there when they crucified my Lord?" Another would ask, "Were you there when they nailed him to the cross?" Another would ask through a tear soaked voice, "Were you there when they laid him in the tomb?" Yes, that was Friday. On Friday it seemed as if it were all finished. Then like the soft wind or was it a gentle breeze, a voice, somewhere from the sky or maybe from the corner or maybe from within, but it was a voice. A voice as powerful and as soothing as if it came from God himself. It was as if the voice of God whispered— "It's Friday...But Sunday's coming."  Lenten Devotionals Day 35 Monday, April 15 THE DAYS BETWEEN PALM SUNDAY AND GOOD FRIDAY  Sometimes it is easier to picture a sequence of events when it is placed in a story. Read along as one of the Pharisees makes a visit to Caiaphas.  That horrible day is over. The day that Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the donkey and all those people threw palm fronds and cloaks onto the ground before him. They are still cleaning up the streets and it has been a few days. I say it was horrible because it was the day that we priests and scribes and rabbis realized that things had gotten out of hand. I spent a few days in the temple watching him before I finally went to Caiaphas, our high priest to see what could be done. I began pleading my case with Caiaphas. "I've been offended. This Jesus used inflammatory hate speech against us all.  Caiaphas asked for an example.  "First of all many of us have places of commerce or family member's with tables in the temple used to support their families. What they give back to me for procuring these tables is minimal but
the sharp edges of his stony grave. On Palm Sunday they believed he was the Lord. On Palm Sunday they believe he come in the name of the Lord. On Palm Sunday they believed He was the Messiah. On Palm Sunday they believed everything they yelled as they hurl palms at his feet. On Palm Sunday they believe it all as they strip off their coats and bewilder them down for him to cross. But that was Sunday. Now, Friday had fall and Friday it seemed as if it had all end. Hope was lose. They stood around in dark rooms and hidden alleys talk and listening to one another ask, " Were you there when they crucified my Lord? " Another would ask, " Were you there when they nail down him to the cross? " Another would ask through a tear soaked voice, " Were you there when they put him in the tomb? " Yes, that was Friday. On Friday it seemed as if it were all finished. Then like the soft fart or was it a gentle breeze, a voice, somewhere from the sky or maybe from the corner or maybe from within, but it was a voice. A voice as powerful and as soothing as if it came from God himself. It was as if the voice of God whispered — " It's Friday... But Sunday's coming. "   Lenten Devotionals Day 35 Monday, April 15 THE DAYS BETWEEN PALM SUNDAY AND GOOD FRIDAY   Sometimes it is easier to visualize a succession of events when it is placed in a story. understand along as one of the Pharisees makes a visit to Caiaphas.   That horrible sidereal day is over. The sidereal day that Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the donkey and all those people project palm fronds and cloaks onto the ground before him. They are still cleaning up the streets and it has been a few days. I say it was horrible because it was the day that we priest and scribes and rabbi realized that things had gotten out of hand. I spent a few day in the temple watching him before I finally rifle to Caiaphas, our high priest to see what could be done. I began plead my case with Caiaphas. " I've been transgress. This Jesus used inflammatory hate address against us all.   Caiaphas asked for an model.   " First of all many of us suffer places of department of commerce or family member's with tables in the temple used to digest their families. What they give back to me for procuring these tables is minimal but
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 the sharp edges of his st ony grave.  On P alm  Su nd ay t heybelieved he wa s  the  Lord. On Palm Sundaytheybe l ieve d  h e cam e in th e  n a m e o fth e L or d .On Pa lmSundaythey belie ved  H e was the Me s si ah. On Pal m S unday they b eli eved e ve ryt h ing t hey  yell ed ast hey ca st palmsat his fe e t. On P a l mSund ay they believedi ta ll as they str ippedof f  t h e ircoa ts and thr ew  them down fo r  h i m toc ross. But tha t was Sunda y . N ow, Fr id ayh ad com e and  F r ida y it seemed  asif it had  all e n ded. Ho p e was l ost. T hey  st ooda ro un d i nd ark ro oms and  hiddenal le ys ta lkin g a n d li ste ning  to o ne another as k,"Wer e  yo u the re wh en t he y cru cified  my L or d?" Another wou ld a sk, "Were  yo uthe re  when they n ail edhim tothe cro s s?"  A n o t he r would ask throug ha te ar soake d voic e ,"W e re you t he rewhen t hey l aidh im  in thetomb?" Ye s,  that w as  Frida y.  On  Fr idayi t se emed a s if itwerea ll finished. T h en like the s o ft w in d  orwas  it a gentl e br e eze,  a v o ic e,s omewh ere f ro m  t h e sky or maybe from  t he cor ner o r maybe fromwithin, bu t i t was avoic e .A  voice as powe rfuland as soo t hing asif it  came fr om God hi m s elf. Itwas  as  if  th e vo ice of God wh i s pere d—  "It'sFri day...B utSun day 'sco ming."  L enten De vo ti on al s D ay 35 Monday,Ap ril  1 5 T HE DA Y S BETW EEN P ALMSU ND A Y A ND GOOD FR I D AY So me time s i tis ea sier topicture  a sequen ceo f ev en ts  when i t is placed i na story. R ea d a long a s one of t he Pharisees makes a vi s it to C aia phas.   Th at horrib leday is  ov e r. The  day t hat J es usr o de in t o  J eru sa lem on the d onk ey an dallthose p eople threw palm f r ond s and cloaksont o th e gr oun d  b e for eh im. T hey are still c leaning up  t h estreets an d  it  h as been  a fewdays. I say i t was hor rible bec au se i t was  the day t hat we p riests an d  scri b es  andrab bis re al ize d tha t thin g s h ad go tten o ut  of ha nd. I  s pent a f ew days in the temple w atchin g him  be fore I fi nal l y w ent to Ca iaph as, our hi ghpri est t o s e e wha t co u ld  be done.  I b e gan plead i ng  my c as e with Caia p h a s."I've  be e n offe nded . This Jesus used inflammatory h ates p eec h a g ains tus all.  Caiap has  a s k ed for a nexample.  " First of  a l l man y of u s have  places o fc ommerc e or  fa mily memb er' sw ith tab le si n thetemp le  usedto sup p ortt h eir families. Wh at th e y  give bac k tome  for pr o curi ng these t ables is mi nimalbut
 the_sharp edges_of his stony grave._On Palm_Sunday_they believed_he_was the Lord._On Palm Sunday_they believed he came_in the name_of_the Lord. On Palm Sunday they believed He was the Messiah. On Palm Sunday_they_believed everything_they_yelled_as they cast palms at_his feet. On Palm Sunday_they believed_it all as they stripped off their coats_and_threw them down_for him to cross. But that was Sunday. Now,_Friday had come and Friday it_seemed as if_it_had_all ended. Hope was_lost. They stood around in dark_rooms and hidden alleys talking and_listening to one another ask, "Were you_there when they crucified my Lord?"_Another would ask, "Were you_there when_they nailed him to the_cross?" Another would_ask through_a tear soaked_voice, "Were you there when they_laid him in_the tomb?" Yes, that was Friday._On_Friday it seemed_as_if_it were_all finished. Then_like_the soft_wind_or was it a gentle breeze,_a_voice, somewhere from the sky or maybe_from the corner or_maybe_from within, but it_was a voice. A voice_as powerful and as soothing as_if it_came from_God himself. It was as if the voice of God whispered—_"It's Friday...But Sunday's coming."  Lenten_Devotionals Day 35 Monday,_April 15_THE_DAYS BETWEEN PALM_SUNDAY_AND GOOD_FRIDAY  Sometimes it is easier to_picture a_sequence of events when it is_placed in a story._Read_along as one of the Pharisees_makes a visit to Caiaphas. _That horrible day is over._The_day_that Jesus rode into Jerusalem_on the donkey and all those_people threw palm_fronds and cloaks onto the ground before_him._They are still cleaning up the_streets_and it has been a few_days._I_say it was horrible because_it was the day that we_priests and scribes and rabbis realized that things had_gotten out of_hand. I spent a few_days_in_the temple watching him before I finally went to Caiaphas,_our high_priest to see_what could be done. I began pleading my case with_Caiaphas. "I've been offended. This Jesus used_inflammatory hate speech against us all.  Caiaphas asked for an_example.  "First of all many of us_have places of commerce or family member's_with tables in the_temple_used to support their families. What they_give_back_to_me for procuring_these tables is_minimal but