DAY 15: A Prayer of Agony

hboi (59)in #steemchurch • 6 years ago

Word for Today: Again, for the second time, he left and prayed, My Father if this can't pass except if I drink it, "your will be

This is one of the entries that reflect Jesus' mankind. As Jesus moved toward his death 'he started to be dismal and grieved '. We see Jesus demonstrate a unique shortcoming, and well he may, in light of the fact that he is both impeccable God and flawless man. As man he felt distress at the approaching passing and painful double-crossing.

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Here too we see mirrored Jesus' disposition of devoted reliance on the father and outright surrender to the father's will. This was without a doubt a period of enormous profound clash for the master. There was an appalling cosmic battle and the powers of hellfire more likely than not been twisted to have their direction, yet Jesus was triumphant. His triumph lay in the way that he respected the father's will and along these lines did to the full the plan for the recovery of all humanity.

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It is apropos that as his trains the measuring stick we use to quantify triumph must be on whether we are completely submitted to God's will and Whether God's definitive intention is accomplished, regardless of whether immediately it shows up we have failed or lost. We gain from the disciples here not to rest but rather to be careful at snapshots of extraordinary profound clash, and from Jesus to be constant and tenacious in prayer.

Prayer: Thy won't mine 0 Lord; Please help me consistently to pray1. item, "thy will be done!" Amen.

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