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PALM SUNDAY
In India we have a custom of having palm tree tender leaves on the Palm Sunday with the procession. After that we mend that tender palm tree leaves as cross. Our Lord taught me a lesson with this custom. On the day of Jesus went into Jerusalem as Procession the people were having the palm leaves and sang Hosana! The same people after four days they told that Jesus should be crucified.
Now we also living like the same in many times in our lives. Some day we praise and sing and tell that Jesus is our Lord and King and when we are in trouble we sing that Jesus should be crucified.
When we are praising we have the palm leaves and sing! after some times we changed the tender palm leaves as cross. We take the both in our own hands. The tender palm tree leaf and we mend it as cross. Dont be like the people of Jesus
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