I wonder if there were any roman soldiers that day who looked incredulously at Jesus riding on a donkey. I wonder if any of them derided the exultant Jews as they shouted praises on a supposed king who chose to ride on a lowly animal.
The Trojan horse, according to Greek mythology, was a large wooden horse built by the Greeks after they had spent quite a long time besieging the city of Troy in the Trojan wars. Upon construction of this horse, the Greeks left a man behind to convince the leaders of Troy that they had surrendered and... Continue Reading →
In Plain Sight 