Luke 19:41–44 records the scene as Jesus weeps over Jerusalem. He is on a donkey, riding toward the city. Soon, He will be mocked, beaten, humiliated, and ...

The Christ had visited it first with a message of peace. Then came the discipline of suffering, and Jerusalem knew not how to make a right use of either.

The Jews pretend to assign other causes of Jerusalem's destruction; but the true cause was their rejection of Jesus, as the Messiah. ``Says Abai ...

12 июл. 2017 г. · Jesus' tears anticipate the hate-filled rejection He will shortly experience at the hands of His own people and the divine justice they would soon suffer.

With great sorrow, Jesus predicts the destruction of Jerusalem because of their lack of acceptance of Him. Pulling at His heartstrings, Jesus rejects Jerusalem.

Luke 19:44 is a powerful and sobering verse that serves as a warning and a reminder of the importance of recognizing and responding to the presence of God.

7 дек. 2021 г. · Luke 19: 44 is Jesus lamenting that Jerusalem (and, hence, the Jews) did not prepare for the sudden, complete destruction that would occur. They ...

Jesus was expressing His sorrow for Jerusalem because it had rejected Him and therefore missed its opportunity for peace.

The time had now come for Jesus to challenge his opponents openly by a clear public demonstration that he was Israel's Messiah.