And far from taking up the sword and calling angels to defend Him against His enemies, Jesus told His followers to put away their sword (Matt 26:51), and did not call legions of angels as protection (Matt 26:53). (redeeminggod.com)
God could have sent legions of angels to prevent the crucifixion, and indeed he could prevent many evils similarly. (faith.org.uk)
That he was a servant means then only that he was a common man, humble and lowly, not to be distinguished from the multitude of men either by soft raiment or other earthly advantages, nor yet by the innumerable legions of angels he left behind him when he humbled himself. (religion-online.org)