Trinity/After Pentecost
The Tenth Sunday after Trinity
Trinity 10 · August 9, 2026

Overview & Insights
"Would that you, even you, had known on this day the things that make for peace!" (Luke 19:42)
As he approaches the city Jesus weeps over Jerusalem, foreseeing its destruction because it did not recognize the time of God's visitation. He then enters the temple and drives out those selling there, declaring that God's house is to be a house of prayer.
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Commentary
Enduring Word Bible Commentary Luke Chapter 19 Enduring Word · David Guzik
David Guzik's verse by verse evangelical commentary on Jesus weeping over Jerusalem and cleansing the temple.
Luke 19:41 Commentaries BibleHub
A stack of classic commentators such as Barnes, Gill, and the Pulpit Commentary on the lament over the city.
Luke 19, Expository Notes StudyLight
Thomas Constable's expository notes on the weeping over Jerusalem and the temple action.
Luke 19 Commentary Precept Austin
A deep gathering of word studies and cross references worked verse by verse through the entry, lament, and cleansing.
Background & Word Study
Understanding (No) Palm Sunday in Luke 19 Psephizo · Ian Paul
Ian Paul on Jesus' approach to Jerusalem, the tears over the city, and the day of visitation.
Enter the Bible: Luke Enter the Bible
Luther Seminary background on the authorship, structure, and themes of Luke's Gospel.
Overview: Gospel of Luke (Chapters 1-9) BibleProject
An animated overview of Luke that frames Jesus' journey up to Jerusalem.
Luke 19:41 Greek Interlinear BibleHub
Greek word by word with parsing and Strong's numbers for weeping, visitation, and house of prayer.
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