G.W. North reflects on the profound loneliness of Jesus during His agony in the garden, where He cried out in anguish while His closest disciples slept, symbolizing humanity's oblivion to His suffering. Despite knowing that He would face His final ordeal alone, even forsaken by God, Jesus held no bitterness towards His disciples, understanding their human frailty. His love remained steadfast, as He sought only their companionship in His moment of need. This sermon emphasizes the depth of Christ's sacrifice and the weight of His commitment to fulfill the Father's will, even in the face of abandonment.