In the garden of Eden, the dew was still wet on the grass of creation when the rst two people He created betrayed Him. Then, in the garden of Gethsemane, the grass was wet from the blood-drops of sweat from the brow of the Son of God when one of His best friends betrayed Him. But out of both of those betrayals, we see a Savior, a Rescuer, and a Ruler who died on a cross and came back from the grave so that He can take any betrayal and turn it into a blessing.