It was these that crushed His divine soul. . . . The separation that sin makes between God and man was fully realized and keenly felt by the innocent, suffering Man of Calvary.
He was oppressed by the powers of darkness.
He had not one ray of light to brighten the future. . . . It was in this terrible hour of darkness,
--the face of His Father hidden,
--legions of evil angels enshrouding Him,
--the sins of the world upon Him,
*that the words were wrenched from His lips: My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken Me? (Matthew 27:46).” E.G.W.
