Hosanna: Matthew 21:15; Psalms 118:24-26; Mark 11:9-10
Blessed: Matthew 23:39; Luke 19:37-38; John 12:13-15
in the highest: Luke 2:14
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Matthew 21:9
Matthew 21:9
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