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 1 Text|        prayer to the Most High, Christ Himself summarises them
 2 Text|        Trinity in one essence". Christ not only exhorts us to beseech
 3 Text|    human will. The statement of Christ is therefore verified that
 4 Text|       of the New Testament that Christ does not simply speak theoretically
 5 Text|        as we would say today of Christ with people whom He came
 6 Text|         would reasonably expect Christ to give an explicit command
 7 Text|        of their own human will. Christ would at any rate have been
 8 Text|        at that critical moment, Christ does not impose the will
 9 Text|       or to eventual rebellion, Christ immediately adds the very
10 Text|        new element requested by Christ of future followers clearly
11 Text|         one is called to follow Christ, this second passage is
12 Text|    human will. For this reason, Christ refers here to the human
13 Text|   realise their responsibility, Christ was taking a necessary pedagogical
14 Text|         of man is love of self, Christ places this, the cursed
15 Text|        an immediate response of Christ to a specific issue of a
16 Text|     fact that, in this passage, Christ not only responds to the
17 Text|        us to note the fact that Christ, while being God omniscient,
18 Text|        apparent "reluctance" of Christ to be "self appointed" in
19 Text|       God, and then ask for it, Christ indirectly guides that person
20 Text| accepted that, in the person of Christ, who is both God and man,