Dominic Jackson explores how we understand and interpret the Bible by examining a passage from the Gospel of Matthew that recounts Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and his actions in the temple. Dominic shows that Jesus’ response in the temple was a deliberate act against corruption and the exploitation of the poor, not a random outburst of anger. He also highlights that the triumphal entry was more than a joyful celebration; it was a complex moment charged with messianic expectations and quiet rebellion.