faith in God … believe … do not doubt in your heart” (vv. 22–23). The Lord was aware of the events soon to shatter the happiness of His followers; He knew their souls would reel from the heavy blows circumstances were about to deal. His death would shatter their preconceived notions and leave them utterly desolate. They would need real faith during the trying days about to come. Their fear, doubt, and helplessness, would outweigh a thousand mountains. There would never be need to remove Olivet, but