feastἑορτή
heortē · Greek Noun
A designated time for communal religious observance, worship, and celebration, specifically referring in this context to the Passover feast in Jerusalem.
branches of palm treesβαΐα τῶν φοινίκων
baia tōn phoinikōn · Greek Noun phrase
A rhythmic, aromatic palm branch used symbolically in Jewish culture to signify celebration, victory, and royal honor, often associated with the Feast of Tabernacles.
Hosannaהוֹשִׁיעָה נָּא
hôshî‘â nnâ · Hebrew Interjection
A Hebrew expression meaning 'save now' or 'save, we pray,' used as an appeal to God for salvation and later as an exclamation of praise and adoration for the Messianic King.
LordΚυρίου
Kyriou · Greek Noun
The God of Israel, the Creator and Covenant-keeper, whose authority and character Jesus represents in His Messianic mission.
Kingβασιλεὺς
basileus · Greek Noun
The promised Anointed One, the Davidic descendant who rules God's people with righteousness and justice; in this context, it signifies Jesus as the fulfillment of Messianic expectation.
daughter of Zionθυγάτηρ Σιών
thygatēr Siōn · Greek Noun phrase
A descriptor for the people of God, frequently used in the prophets to refer to the city of Jerusalem or its inhabitants in their relationship with God.
Fear notμὴ φοβοῦ
mē phobou · Greek Verb phrase
An imperative to abandon dread, terror, or paralyzing anxiety; in a biblical context, it is often given by God to His people in light of His divine presence, protection, or the arrival of His deliverance.
disciplesμαθηταί
mathētai · Greek Noun
Students or learners who follow a teacher; in the New Testament, it refers specifically to the followers of Jesus Christ who learn from him and are committed to his teachings and person.
glorifiedἐδοξάσθη
edoxasthē · Greek Verb
In the Fourth Gospel, this term refers to the exaltation of Jesus through his death, resurrection, and ascension, by which his true nature as the Son of God is revealed and the Father is honored.
crowdὄχλος
ochlos · Greek Noun
A group of people gathered together; in the Gospels, it often refers to the common people, sometimes portrayed as impressionable or fickle, who follow Jesus as he performs miracles or teaches.
bear witnessἐμαρτύρει
emartyrei · Greek Verb
A person who provides testimony or evidence regarding a truth, event, or experience; in a biblical context, it is the act of testifying to what one has seen or heard regarding Jesus.
signσημεῖον
sēmeion · Greek Noun
A miracle or supernatural act performed by Jesus that serves as a pointer or indicator to his divine authority, identity, and the presence of the Kingdom of God.
PhariseesΦαρισαῖοι
Pharisaioi · Greek Noun
A Jewish sect known for their strict adherence to the Law of Moses and oral traditions; they were often characterized by their opposition to Jesus, prioritizing religious legalism over the recognition of God's work.
