This chapter follows Jesus through his betrayal, arrest and trials. He faces all of this calmly and willingly. Peter, on the other hand, is not prepared to face the consequences of his faith.
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This chapter, in which Jesus institutes the Lord’s Supper shows us four important things. They are Judas’s betrayal, Peter’s denial, Christ’s prayer and Christ’s covenant.
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Christ is getting closer to the cross. This chapter will highlight a woman’s sacrifice, Peter’s failure and Christ’s obedience.
Dear Father in heaven,
What can we ever say or do to thank you for your great love for us? In truth, we can never repay you, and can never match Christ’s sacrifice, which was offered for our sins.
The best we can do is give you our lives, our abilities and our possessions and ask you to use us to accomplish your will.
Help us to express complete obedience to you without relying on ourselves.
Like the woman in the story of the fragrant ointment, help us to offer you all that we have.
Like Jesus in the garden, help us to see that your will for us is better than our own will, whatever that may be.
Help us to live our the words, “Thy will be done.”
In Christ our Lord,
Amen.
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