Saying, ‹Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done.›
KJV
Greek original
Louis Segond 1910
disant: Père, si tu voulais éloigner de moi cette coupe! Toutefois, que ma volonté ne se fasse pas, mais la tienne.
KJV
Saying, ‹Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done.›
Bonaventura
operaomnia vol3
de Fide, c. 5. n. 43. 44, ubi respiciuntur Matth. 26, 39; loan. 13, 37; 12, 21 ; Luc. 22, 42. 6 Ibid. c. 7. n. 56 ; locus secundus c. 8. n. 59 ; tertius iterum c. 7. n. 56 (ubi post assnmlionem Vat. et plures edd. omittunt turba…
Bonaventura
operaomnia vol3
habetar Bpud Bedam super Marc. 14, 36, el delibala esl ez Ambros., \. Exposit. Evang. Luc. 22,42. seq. n. 56 : Sequestrata delectatione Dlvlnitatls aeternae, laedio meae inflrmltatis afflcilur. — ln mthort pro remota codd. UW separata. in con…
Thomas Aquinas
Summa Theologica
and is but one person. Therefore in Christ there is only one will. On the contrary, our Lord says ( Lk. 22:42 ): "Father, if Thou wilt, remove this chalice from Me. But yet not My will but Thine be done." And Ambrose, quoting this to the Emperor Gratian (De Fide ii, 7) says: "As…
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