Agony in the Garden
Agony in the Garden
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Agony in the Garden
Frans Schwartz, 1898
As we reflect on the final days of Christ’s ministry, the day traditionally called “Holy Thursday” commemorates when Jesus partook of the sacred Passover meal with His disciples and then retired to the Garden of Gethsemane. Frans Schwartz’s Agony in the Garden reminds us of the unfathomable physical, emotional, and mental anguish the Savior endured and His own need for divine assurance and strength.
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