What was Christ’s final agony on the cross? It wasn’t rejection of his friends or community. It was a rejection from His Father.
Arruda, Gabriel, “Attachment Theory and Your View of Salvation” (AudioVerse teaching 44704).
Christ's deepest agony on the cross was being forsaken by His Father, not by people.
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