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Jesus was in control of his life, work, and mission according to God's plan. Several passages in the Gospels describe times when Jesus' "hour had not yet come" and his enemies were unable to touch him. Christ was determined to complete his work as the Son of God and King of Israel, and nothing his enemies did could prevent him from fulfilling God's purpose.
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