Knowing that his most difficult trials and his death were imminent, the night he was in the garden of Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives, “he started to be grieved and to be sorely troubled, ” and he said:“ My soul is deeply grieved, even to death. ”
Õlimäel Ketsemani aias veedetud ööl, mil ta teadis, et tema kõige raskemad katsumused ja surm on käega katsuda, „hakkas [ta] kurvaks minema ning ahastust tundma ” ja ta ütles:„ Minu hing on väga kurb surmani. ”