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What does the Bible say about the cup Jesus drank?

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The cup Jesus drank symbolizes the suffering and death He willingly accepted for the sake of His elect.

In John 18:11, Jesus speaks of the cup given to Him by the Father, signifying His willing submission to the suffering required for the redemption of His people. This cup represents the full weight of sin that He bore, as well as the divine will of God. Isaiah 53:10 affirms that it pleased the Lord to bruise Him, indicating that this was part of God's redemptive plan to save His elect. Therefore, when Jesus asked, 'Shall I not drink it?' He was affirming His obedience to the Father’s will and the necessity of fulfilling His role as the surety for His people.
Scripture References: John 18:11, Isaiah 53:10, Mark 10:38-39, Matthew 26:39, Isaiah 53:5

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