The crowds were enamored enough to keep those who hated Jesus from acting on their hatred, but not all was well. The crowds realized He had something special, but they didn’t yet realize who He was. Sadly, many people followed Him to be entertained or to get something from Him. There was no real commitment to Him. When we finally see Him for who He is—the Savior and King—everything changes. Not only for today, but for eternity.
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