Matthew 26:36-46: Jesus' Agony in the Garden

The way Jesus accepted on his way to Calto must first go through Gethsemane (Hebrew Olive Press). Here, Jesus experienced true "fear, pain, pain, and sorrow" in mankind. The feeling that Jesus felt during that night was genuine. According to James Keating and Thomas White who are using Thomas Aquinas, Jesus has two properties of humanity and divinity. Both are sad. They explain that everyone has two kinds of will and this will be a nervous situation.

This is the first time to enter Gethsemane (Matthew 26: 36-46). This is the first time for Jesus, his father, and anyone who brought him now and to date. Unless there are forbidden fruits, it is like a garden of Eden. It is in front of us that Jesus is wisdom and the tree of life is a complete realization. There are no other trees. We will accept him or accept later for sleep. From the time we made the choice, all the most difficult problems we encountered were left to Jesus' hands that we did not do for ourselves. Should I run away from the garden? Should I follow my own wishes? Or, whatever happens, should I be faithful to the life of God?

Jesus' prayers in the garden have always fascinated me. This description is in Matthew 26: 36-46, Mark 14: 32-42, Luke 22: 39-46, John did not actually mention prayers, but I told John 18 I will add. Please find help with 1-11. I also strongly urge chapter 74 of the desire as an adventist church on the seventh day to give insight on the time Jesus spent in prayer.

When the moment of death of Jesus finally arrived, he knew it (Matthew 26: 18). He fully understands that these all bring pain and suffering to sinners' punishment, but he deliberately and voluntarily submitted himself. John 18: 4, when the soldiers came to arrest him in the garden of Gethsemane, "Jesus knew everything he came and went out and said," Who are you looking for Do you? He was willing to surrender to them. That is the time scheduled by God at his moment.

Matthew 26: 47-56 explains how Jesus was arrested in the garden of Gethsemane. One of his twelve disciples (one of his best friends) Judas came to him with a large group of people swinging swords and sticks. When they put their hands on Jesus, the man with him pulled out the sword, beat the slaves of the high priests, and cut off his ears. Even though it meant to hurt other people, this person did many things in the same situation. The Gospel of John tells the story that an adult woman was posted by Jesus and dragged into Jesus by Pharisees - trying to break Roman law and Moses' law. So they forced women to stand before Jesus, they appealed: "In the law Moses ordered these women to be tied with stones.How do you say Jesus? "