Thank you, Sister, for your timely post.  Seeing Jesus from both a human and divine seems to be so very difficult for us to do.  I have some Lenten seasons looked at Jesus through his human nature; at other time his divine.  Not often have I been able to wrap my mind around both at the the same time through this season.  However, as I was reading your meditation, it popped into my mind that just a short while ago, I know how not how long, I read about a mother who put her body over her child to protect the child from an attacker.  The child survived, but the mother died in this sacrificial act of saving her child.  This image in my mind, helped me to understand that yes, Jesus yielded fully to God's Will to bring us mercy, forgiveness, of sins at a great cost.  Not only what it cost God, but his humanity he yielded as well.  So much so, that its brutality is recorded in Biblical history.  Writing about events always diminishes its actual impact, as that differs by who is telling it.