Jesus, in agony cries to His Father: “If it is possible, take this chalice from Me!” It is the cry of nature which, weighted down, confidently has recourse to Heaven for assistance.

The term agony, deriving from the Greek ἀγωνία that means “fight”, defines the last moments of the living organism’s existence before the encounter with death, and its phenomenology ...

I Share With You the Agony of Your Grief Share With You the Agony of Your Grief share with you the agony of your grief, The anguish of your heart finds echo in my own. know I cannot enter …

Jesus willingly submitted Himself to the sufferings of the cross to fulfill the will of God and redeem sinful men. In His deepest agony, Jesus never wavered in His love and devotion for the …

Agony, powerlessness and revolt menace each of our lives but they indicate a road to truth about oneself. Such trials can be liberating, which is the subject of this article.

Building on an inductive, qualitative study of independent workers—people not affiliated with an organization or established profession—this paper develops a theory about the management …

Till you're climbing her hair and you see her up there As you're nearing her, ing he : Ah-ah ah-a Agony! Misery! Woe! Though it's different for each. Always ten steps behind- Always ten feet …