Am I praying against a mountain or against God's will?

Even though Jesus felt the pressures and didn't want to die; he asked Father it if it was possible to take that cup from him, but he knew that God's plan for him was to save mankind through his death, so if he had allowed his flesh or what he was feeling to prevail; then he wouldn't have fulfilled the plan of God for the whole world. Sometimes we can miss God; because we keep insisting on what your flesh wants rather than what God's plan is for you. Yes, you can pray that the flesh gets what it wants, but what we've got to remember is that the flesh is enemies with God. It will always pull you in a direction away from God or his ultimate plan for your life is. When you know God's will like Jesus; then you can't pray that God would take this cup away from you, if in fact his will for you is to drink of that cup. It's one thing to speak to a mountain and command it to move, and totally another to pray against the plan of God. Paul prayed to Father to remove his thorn, but God didn't; the thorn served as a purpose; so in essence Paul realized this wasn't a mountain, but it was God's will that he might remain humble. Had God listened to Paul, and removed the thorn, then it is quite possible that Paul could have lost his soul because of pride like Satan. You see saints of God; God isn't deaf, when he doesn't do what we are requesting it isn't because he can't, but rather it's because he have a reason for not doing it. The reason is for your good or your best interest. When we plead, kick, and scream against God's decisions; then we are proving that we do not trust him, showing our immaturity, and not at all looking at the big picture. A no from God is just as blessed as a yes from him; because we knows his no's are for our safety and thats a blessing to know he cares enough to keep us from danger. So give into God's infinite wisdom and accept His plan for your life.HEAVEN BOUND; OUR FINAL DESTINATION.