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Jesus' Prayer Analysis

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What does Jesus' statement "My Father, if it be possible, let this chalice pass from me" suggest about his feelings?

He is pleased with his destiny.
He is confident in his mission.
He is eager to experience the suffering ahead.
He is hesitant about his impending fate. (correct)

What does the phrase "not as I will, but as you will" indicate about Jesus' relationship with God?

He negotiates with God on his own behalf.
He believes they are equal in power.
He is completely submissive to God's plan. (correct)
He questions God's authority.

Why does Jesus tell his apostles to "pray that you may not enter into temptation"?

He wants them to be prepared for future trials. (correct)
He is seeking their forgiveness for his own actions.
He is testing their faith.
He is concerned about their physical safety.

What is the significance of Jesus finding his apostles sleeping?

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Which of these is NOT a possible interpretation of the phrase "chalice" in this context?

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Flashcards

Chalice

A cup or goblet, often associated with religious rituals.

Temptation

The desire to engage in short-term urges or pleasures, contrary to long-term goals.

Prayer

A solemn request or expression of thanks addressed to God.

Apostles

Followers of Jesus who spread his teachings after his death.

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Sleep

A natural state of rest for the body and mind, often characterized by reduced responsiveness.

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Study Notes

Jesus' Prayer

Jesus prays for the removal of the chalice, referring to a cup or a trial.
He desires divine will, not his own.
Finds the disciples sleeping.
Calls for prayer against temptation.

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