Jesus continues telling parables in the temple, pointing out not only the lack of faith and obedience, but what will happen to those who reject Him.

Parallel passages: Matthew 21:33-39, Mark 12:1-12

Jesus continues to rebuke the Jewish leaders on their lack of faith.

Jesus throws a question back at the Jewish leaders, trapping them with how they viewed the ministry of John the Baptizer.

Parallel passages: Matthew 21:23-27, Mark 11:27-33

The disciples pass by the fig tree on their way into Jerusalem again and are taught a greater lesson about living in faith.

Parallel passage: Matthew 21:19b-22

John reveals the response from the crowds as they process what Jesus has taught. Jesus continues to invite people to come to Him and believe the Gospel.

John records Jesus' reaction to a group of Greeks who desire to see Jesus.

Jesus clears the temple of money changers after He cursed a fig tree on Hid way into the city.

Parallel passages: Matthew 21:12-19, Luke 19:45-48

Jesus predicts the siege of Jerusalem by the Romans because of the rejection of the message of peace.

Jesus enters Jerusalem on an untrained donkey, making an incredible statement of peace.

In an act of worship, Mary anoints Jesus with an incredibly valuable jar of perfume.