{In thy kingdom} (eis t(886e) basileian sou, text of Westcott
and Hort or en tei basilei(8369) sou, margin). Probably no
difference in sense is to be found, for eis and en are
essentially the same preposition. He refers to the Messianic rule
of Jesus and begs that Jesus will remember him. It is not clear
whether he hopes for immediate blessing or only at the judgment.