What Does Jesus Mean by “Not my will, but yours be done”?
When Jesus prayed, “not my will, but yours be done” (Matt 26:39), he declared himself to be united in willing redemption with the Father. He did so because he always…
When Jesus prayed, “not my will, but yours be done” (Matt 26:39), he declared himself to be united in willing redemption with the Father. He did so because he always…
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Bruce McCormack's proposals ultimately do not make sense of biblical ways of talking about Christ.
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