Jesus told His disciples to bring a colt, and He rode on it and entered the city of Jerusalem. Did Jesus have to enter riding on a colt because there were no horses or other animals in this world? That is not so. Jesus specifically designated that He would go riding on a colt. That colt was a colt that had never once carried a person, and a colt that had never once pulled a load. It was an animal that had never once done anything. Thinking of it by common sense, would such a colt stay still while carrying Jesus? Would it not kick and leap and make a great commotion? Yet Jesus insisted that He would enter riding on a colt, and so He rode on it. And there is no word that the colt went wild. There is only the word that it went in well. Then what is the meaning this colt gives us? The first lesson it gives us is that we ourselves are this colt.
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