| except I drink it, | | thy will be done. | 40 And again he came, |43 And he came again | and found them | and found them | sleeping, for their | sleeping, for their | eyes were very |44 eyes were heavy. And| heavy; and they wist| he left them again, | not what to answer | and went away, and | him. | prayed a third time,| | saying again the | | same words. | 41 And he cometh the |45 Then | third time, and | cometh he to the | saith unto them, | disciples, and saith| Sleep on now, and | unto them, Sleep on | take your rest: it | now, and take your | is enough; the hour | rest: behold, the | is come; behold, the| hour is at hand, and| Son of man is | the Son of man is | betrayed into the | betrayed unto the | hands of sinners. | hands of sinners. | 42 Arise, let us be |46 Arise, let us be | going: behold, he | going: behold, he is| that betrayeth me is| at hand that | at hand. | betrayeth me. | [Footnote 1: Gr. _an enclosed piece of ground_.] [Footnote 2: Or, _Watch ye, and pray that ye enter not_.] [Footnote 3: Many ancient authorities omit verses 43, 44.] [Footnote 4: Or, _ravine_. Gr. _winter-torrent_.] [Footnote 5: Or, _of the Cedars_.] [Footnote a: The Synoptic Gospels do not give the great discourse of Jesus in John 14 to 17. Hence they represent Jesus as going forth to Gethsemane after the institution of the supper (§ 148). The time was probably not long and they apparently sang the hymn (probably one of the Psalms) as they rose to leave the Upper Room (John 14:31). Hence the passage in John 15 to 17 comes in between singing the hymn and reaching Gethsemane.] PART XIII THE ARREST, TRIAL, CRUCIFIXION AND BURIAL OF JESUS _Thursday Night, Friday, and Saturday of Passion Week (Days of Darkness for the Kingdom of God[a]). §§ 153-168._ [Footnote a: "Your hour and the power of darkness" (Luke 22:53). Friday, the Day of Suffering, has become for Christians the Day of the Cross and of Glory.] § 153. JESUS IS BETRAYED, ARRESTED AND FORSAKEN Garden of Gethsemane. Friday, long before dawn