Given the pain Jesus suffered, “good” is paradoxical. However, it refers to the holy sacrifice he made for mankind. Theologians say his sacrifice brought goodness and redemption to mankind.
Good Friday: History
According to the Bible, Good Friday is the day when Jesus was arrested by Judas Iscariot, betrayed by Roman leader Pontius Pilate and sentenced to crucifixion. He was cruelly tortured, carrying heavy boards, and then crucified on the cross and died.
The death of Jesus Christ is considered to be a divine plan to reconcile humanity by giving sin for mankind, one of the most important days in the Christian faith.
Good Friday: Meaning
This day means the end of all sin and hope for a new starting point. Good Friday reminds Christians of the pain Jesus experienced and the redemption he brought through his actions.
Good Friday: Tradition
Good Friday is not worth celebrating, but a time to evaluate past sins. On this day, mourning, prayer and silence are observed. The church arranges special services, including biblical readings, prayer and worship of the cross. The procession of re-engineering the intersection site was held in many places. Some Christians do charity work to show compassion.
Good Friday: Quotes
- “For God loves the world so much that He gives His only begotten Son…” – John 3:16
- “Through His wounds, we are healed.” – Isaiah 53:5
- “It’s done.” – John 19:30
- “God proved his love on the cross.” – Billy Graham
- “Our Lord wrote about the hope of resurrection, not one man, but in every leaf of spring.” – Martin Luther.
