Q27: Was Jesus' suffering reflected in the expression of despair in Ps. 22:1?

Week 6. Procession: Jesus the King

        Welcome to the Quotations Bible Study blog. This is the sixth week's posting. Each week a new set of posts will be made available. For more information on the Quotations Bible Study, see the home page.
        Below is a list of posts giving the questions posed in the sixth week. Feel free to respond with your own answers. Anonymous comments are permitted. Discussions are encouraged.
        So, enjoy exploring the word together.

Q1: The Psalmist urges which three classes of people to affirm that the LORD's love endures forever? (Ps. 118:2-4)

Q2: The Psalmist was in trouble. What steps did he take, and what was the result? (Ps. 118:5)

Q3: The Psalmist affirms the LORD to be on his side. Then he asks rhetorically, what can man do unto me. Whom does that sound like? (Rom. 8:31)

Q5: Does it sound as though the Psalmist has had some bad experiences in politics? (Ps. 118:9)

Q6: The Psalmists enemies had him surrounded, and they were numerous, intrusive, and fierce. What spiritual enemies do we have that are like that? (Ps. 118:12)

Q7: Who will provide the victory? (Ps. 118:14-17)

Q8: Whose hand does the Psalmist see behind his difficulties? (Ps. 118:18)

Q9: Jesus gave specific instructions to the disciples about the donkey and colt. Why? (Matt. 21:1-5)

Q10: How many people showed up for Jesus' entry into Jerusalem? (Matt. 14:21; 15:38; 21:8,9)

Q11: Why did some lay their cloaks on the road? (2 Kings 9:13)

Q12: Who does the crowd say Jesus is? (Matt. 21:9)

Q13: Why did people in the city ask who Jesus is? (Matt. 21:10,11)

Q14: So, who were those in the crowd? (Matt. 21:10,11)

Q15: Jesus said, rather than be called Rabbi, father, or master, it is better to be known as a servant. What kind of servant did He mean? (Matt. 23:8-12; Isa. 53)

Q16: Jesus accused the Pharisees of greed, self-indulgence, and inward death. This is strong language. Verse 33 sounds like John the Baptist. (Matt. 3:7) What was Jesus' intent? (Matt. 23:25,27,33)

Q17: What was Jerusalem's main problem? (Matt. 23:37)

Q18: What did Jesus mean by, "... your house is left to you desolate"? (Matt. 23:38)

Q19: The statement, "... you will not see me again until ...", sounds like a prediction. What is going to happen? (Matt. 23:39)