Father God, Let Your Will Be Done, Not My Will
“Not my will, but yours be done” originates from Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane before his crucifixion, recorded in Luke 22:42 and Mark 14:36. In this moment, Jesus expressed his human desire to avoid the impending suffering (“take this cup from me”) while simultaneously submitting to the divine plan (“yet not my will, but yours be done”). This declaration highlights …
