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The Story People Waving Palms to Jesus(Children's Version) As Jesus came closer to Jerusalem, he asked two of his disciples to go ahead of Him. He said, "When you get to the town, you will see a donkey tied up. Untie it, and bring it to me. If anyone asks you about taking the donkey, just tell them, 'The Lord needs it and He will bring it back as soon as He's done with it.'"So the disciples did as Jesus asked. They soon found the donkey tied at a doorway. As they were untying it, some people were standing nearby visiting and they didn't recognize the men and asked, "What are you doing? Why are you untying the donkey?"They replied just as Jesus had told them too. Explaining that the Lord needed it, and the people let them go.When they brought the donkey to Jesus some of the disciples took off their coats and laid them on the donkey's back. They did this out of respect for Jesus. Then Jesus rode on the donkey towards Jerusalem.As He was traveling, some people saw Jesus coming and came running towards Him. They had heard He might be coming and they wanted to see him, because he had just helped a dead man come back to life. One by one they laid their coats on the ground for the donkey to step on. Even the people that weren't wearing coats ran to the fields and trees nearby and cut palm branches and laid them down.These people knew that Jesus was special. It was like when a King or Queen come to town, and people roll out a red carpet for them to step on. This is what they did for Jesus when they laid their coats, and branches down.As they got even closer to the town more and more people noticed Jesus. A crowd surrounded Him and started to shout praises to Him for all the miracles He had done. "Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna, Hosanna!" The word Hosanna means save us. They said this because Jesus was helping them and doing amazing things. They wanted to praise Him, and they wanted Him to keep helping them.Some men named Pharisees (these men thought that they were important, and a lot of the people listened to them). They heard the crowd praising God, and they said to Jesus, "Teacher, why don't you tell these people to stop praising you as if you were God?"The Pharisees thought that Jesus was getting too much attention from the people. They wanted to be the most important, but everyone was listening to Jesus instead.Jesus replied, "If they were quiet now, even the rocks would cry out!" Even the rocks knew that He was God, after all, Jesus did make them.Now Jesus could see Jerusalem and it made Him very sad. He came to help the people, but no one realized that He was God, and they didn't accept Him.
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1、故事一：复活节兔子是虚构的一只兔子，它会给彩蛋染上颜色并藏好，然后等着孩子们在复活节星期日早晨去花园里找到。如今由于商业广告和流行文化的宣传，复活节兔子的形象深入人心，它们代表着春天的到来。但其实在欧洲不同地方，送来复活节彩蛋的也有布谷鸟（瑞士一些地区）、复活节狐狸（威斯特法伦）、仙鹤（图林根）、母鸡等等，它们都被视为春天新生命的使者。如今天真的幼童们相信，复活节兔子会为节日带来糖果和复活节彩蛋。从德语国家的移民那里，复活节兔子的风俗被带到了欧洲以外的美国和澳大利亚。被称为 “Easter Bunny”。 2、故事二：十二世纪时，人们在复活节节庆中加入鸡蛋，此蛋多涂以红色，也有绘成彩色和笑脸。故一般称之为“复活节彩蛋”（一般也称为复活蛋）。蛋的原始象征意义是为“春天—新生命的开始”。基督徒则用来象征“耶稣复活，走出石墓”。复活节前夕，孩子们为朋友和家人给鸡蛋着色打扮一番。复活节彩蛋是复活节里最重要的食物象征，意味着生命的开始与延续。希腊人通常在这一天将蛋涂成红色，用血的颜色来表示春季时的万物复苏（后来，这也表示了受难基督之血）。有的人也用绿色涂抹，纪念在一个冬季的枯槁后所发出的新绿。
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Easter origins Jesus crucified upon a cross, the third day Easter holiday was born. Easter Festival with religious origins to countries in Europe and the United States, Easter is a major holiday after Christmas. According to the "Bible Gospel According to Matthew" argument in the cross of Jesus Christ three days after the revival of torture, and thus the establishment of this section. According to the Western church tradition, the Spring equinox festival (March 21) or a full day to see the first month after the Spring equinox, the first encounter is Easter Sunday. Eastern Church provides that if one happens to appear in this first Sunday, Easter again postponed a week. Therefore, generally in a section from March 22 to April 25 between. On the death of Jesus Christ, according to the Christian creed is to change the world of crime. Thus, in Christianity, Easter is of great significance. However, and Christmas, along with social progress, Easter religious overtones increasingly weak, as a folk festival features are becoming increasingly evident.
