Despite knowing the physical and spiritual anguish He would soon endure, Jesus was concerned only with the will of the Father. Unlike the first Adam who through his actions said to God "Not Your will but my will be done," Jesus prayed humbly to the Father "Not my will but Yours be done."

Jesus knew that His hour had come. He would now enjoy the passover meal with His disciples, but would soon suffer as the passover lamb for the world.