Heaven Land Devotions - The Triumphal Exit

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Today is Palm Sunday. It is a day of somberness and quiet
reflection of the day that Jesus rode into Jerusalem fulfilling
the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9.


In my quite "searching of heart," I find myself imagining what it
must have been like to be there watching Jesus slowly riding
through town on a colt, the foal of an ass (donkey).


I ponder on what He must have been feeling that day. Seeing the
fervor of the people paving His path with palm branches and their
garments like a royal carpet.


"The King of the Jews" for a brief moment being glorified. A
prophetic play-out of His being their Messiah (future).


This moment in history is referred to as the "Triumphal Entry."
However, I like to refer to it as the "Triumphal Exit" because
Jesus was leaving the earth within days.


I call it this name because Jesus triumphed over sin, death, and
hell. He triumphed over Satan on His cross. He triumphed when He
arose from grave. He "triumphed gloriously, the horse and the
rider hath he thrown into the sea."


He ever lives to cause us to triumph now and for all eternity.
And soon, very soon Jesus will have a magnificent, triumphal
return as King of kings and Lord of lords to rule and reign in
His Millennial Kingdom upon earth.


This is the time to shut the world out as much as possible and go
in with the Lord in quiet meditation. And perhaps always to keep
yourselves in that holy posture as long as you live.


"But the LORD is in his holy temple: let all the earth keep
silence before him." ~ Habbakuk 2:20.


“The blessedness of really knowing God, trusting in Him and in
Him alone, being satisfied with Him and with Him alone;”


― George Müller, A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings