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Response: “It is true Abel, He chooses us to be His instrument to proclaim His Word to the world. In Mark 11:1-11, Jesus used a little donkey to ride when entering the city of Jerusalem, people did not look at the donkey, they looked to the One who was riding a donkey and cried out in praises (NKJV). We have to thank Him for choosing us though we had so many things that He does like in us. Alan Carr (2003) said that donkey needed someone to take charge of it, who is our Lord. A wild donkey submitted itself to the Lord and it was not frightened by the crowds but surrendered itself to the Lord totally.”

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