In this text we see Christ not as a victim, a martyr subject to the will of man, but as a Sovereign King and Lord embracing the path predetermined that He walk in obedience to the Father. The scene is a garden where the second Adam triumphs, and it reminds us of another garden where the first Adam failed. Here we see the inherent blindness of man concerning Christ and who He is. Today, it is essential for us to realize that it is only through the Sovereign will of the Father that we come to a true knowledge of the Savior.
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June 10, 2012 | Roger Melson | The Sovereign King (John 18:1-14)
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