Jesus was dead for three days, as follows. Jesus died on the cross on Good Friday (day 1), He was dead in the tomb on Saturday (day 2) and Sunday (day 3). He arose from the grave on Sunday (day 3). Christians refer to the day of Jesus' death as Good Friday and the day of His resurrection as Easter. The day of Christ's death is referred to as Good Friday because through the pain, and Horror of His sacrificial death on the cross came our salvation.
The devils killed him to see if he would come back to life again. Sort of true.
Yes. They come on on Friday nights.
Whichever you like, I doubt a fictional Jesus is going to come back and smite you.
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Ya! Even though it is sad that Jesus had to die to take on our sins, it is a time for celebration because through this act we are saved and are given heaven.
The new episodes come out on friday nights but they show the past ones on Fri/Sat and some on Sunday
yes it is on channel 62 Friday nights @ 8.00
In the UK Good Friday is a Bank Holiday, so no post today, you will get your normal delivery tomorrow though.
No, all jobs and stores are closed when it's good Friday.
Good Friday is a Christian commemoration that has its origin over 2000 years ago, when Jesus Christ was crucified. It is closely tied to Easter and the Passover, when Christians celebrate the risen Christ's sacrifice for us. It began with Jesus Christ being wrongfully condemned by the Sanhedrin (Jewish Court) and then by Romans (Pilat). Easter is a celebration of Life for us. It is called Good Friday because without his sacrifice, there would be no joy of our Salvation. Look at it this way, sacrifices in the Old Testament were times of Joy! Lots of Barbeque, lots of celebrating with families. Why should it be any different when Christ and God made this sacrifice for us? For many, not all, it is the ultimate time to commemorate God's preordained Plan! Isn't that what He wants for us?
Joseph is the good shepherd, and the example of the true Good Shepherd to come, Jesus.
Jesus came for both the good and those who are not so that at the end of the day everyone sees the kingdom.