Day 66 – November 11, 2026 – Luke 22

When things start to go sideways, they go quickly. Jesus shares the passover meal with his disciples and Judas goes out and betrays him. I find that Luke is much more readable and easier to understand. As soon as Jesus sees his disciples sleeping, Luke says filled with grief, Judas appears with those who were to arrest him. The disciples filled with grief makes sense because it implies that they actually did understand what was about to happen, unlike any other Gospel. You have the detail of Jesus looking at Peter while he is arrested as soon as the rooster crows. It is a haunting scene.