In the Garden of Gethsemane, the subject of His fear — this dreadful judgment, in which Satan had his power, becomes His glorious obedience, and He presents Himself in the calm of all His life, and with such an evidence of divine power accompanying it, that His enemies go backward and fall to the ground. He delivers Himself up according to the Father’s will. Satan is just for nothing in it. This was most glorious. Gethsemane, that place of sorrow, but well-spring of delight and deliverance for us dug in the depths of Christ’s soul, was passed.
J. N. Darby