Betrayed Yet Sovereign: The Arrest of Jesus (Mark 14:43-50)
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This theological examination explores the arrest of Jesus in Mark 14:43-50, emphasizing the tension between human failure and divine sovereignty. While the text highlights the betrayal by Judas, the violent impulsiveness of the disciples, and their ultimate abandonment of Christ, it asserts that these actions do not derail God's plan. Instead, Jesus is depicted as a sovereign participant who knowingly submits to his captors to ensure the fulfillment of Scripture. The analysis underscores that the Messiah’s obedience…
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