Jesus seems to recoil from the impending crucifixion, but he fixes his course to the will of God and 'this overrides whatever feelings he has about death'. The submission to the divine will: Thy will be done (verse 42; also in verse 39), alludes to the Lord's Prayer, as do the address my Father (verse 39) and the words that you may not come into the time of trial (KJV: enter not into temptation; verse 41). The garden of Gethsemane is located on the Mount of Olives, where king David once prayed for deliverance from a betrayer (), and a suitable site for his descendant, Jesus, to utter an analogous prayer.