What a great way to celebrate Christ arrival on Palm Sunday. Perhaps some of you could bring your marching drum or bagpipes to Plymouth this weekend. I would be happy to follow you through downtown Plymouth waving palm leaves.
I am sure that when Jesus arrived His reception was not as subdued as how we celebrate it today, except it seems for the Syriac Orthodox in the Holy Land. There needs to be more passion in us today.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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