English, 08.09.2021 08:10, shann7074

Could someone please help me asap? This is actually for Catholic studies not English. Imagine that you are Jesus praying in the garden. What are his thoughts and feelings as he reflects on the events recorded in this section and as he reflects on this trial and death that is about to take place? The passage gives a few insights but Jesus was praying for hours so what else was he concerned or thinking about?

Read the bible passage (Matthew 26:36-56) and write a prayer of what Jesus could be saying in his prayer. The length is 2-3 paragraphs (stanzas).

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