Original sentence: Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem at the end of his ministry is usually associated with the Passover Feast, as stated in the Bible, which indicates that the waving of palm fronds and other greetings from the crowd were intended to hail Christ as the Messiah.html Jesus: A Historical Reconstruction
Edited sentence: Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem at the end of his ministry is usually associated with the Passover Feast, but some scholars (such as Hyam Maccoby and Eliezer Segal) point out that details of the entry, such as the Hosanna shout, the waving of palm fronds, and the proclamation of a king, are more consistent with the Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkoth, than with Passover.Jesus: A Historical Reconstruction