<p>21:10&nbsp;<em>And when he had arrived in Jerusalem</em>- See on :11&nbsp;<em>The prophet of Nazareth of Galilee.</em></p><p><em>All the city was stirred, saying</em></i>- This is the word for a quake or tremor, the crowd were shocked deeply- by the idea of a humble King.</p><p><em>Who is this?</em>- The Lord was well known in Jerusalem, His miracles and previous visits had hardly gone unnoticed. The question was rather 'What kind of person is this?'. His careful effort to obtain a donkey and colt, and ride the bucking colt in imitation of a charger and chariot... had worked. It had achieved the desired effect of stunning people by the new paradigm of humility which He was exemplifying. The &quot;daughter of Zion&quot; (:5) was singularly unimpressed by the coming of their King. Doubtless there was a connected element of sarcasm in Pilate's question: &quot;Shall I crucify your King?&quot; (Jn. 19:15). And they stated beyond question that they would rather have Caesar as their King than this humble man from Nazareth.</p>