Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe Why Do They Call It Good Friday? – Part 1
Apr 16, 2025
Curious about the term 'Good Friday'? Discover its significance in Christianity, where a seemingly dark day transforms into a symbol of hope and redemption. Explore the dramatic events surrounding Jesus' crucifixion, including the supernatural occurrences that followed. Delve into the profound implications of the torn veil in the temple and how it redefines our access to God. Plus, learn the value of meaningful conversations about faith, enhancing relationships and spiritual connections.
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Roman Crucifixion's Brutal Context
- Roman crucifixion was a brutal public punishment meant to deter defiance against the empire.
- Jesus' crucifixion was unique because he was innocent and considered the Messiah, not a criminal.
Jesus' Sacrifice as Paid in Full
- Jesus experienced intense physical and spiritual agony while on the cross.
- His death paid the full price for humanity's sins, a transaction marked by the word 'Tetelestai' meaning 'paid in full'.
Temple Veil Torn Symbolizes New Access
- When Jesus died, the temple veil was torn from top to bottom, symbolizing new access to God for all believers.
- This act eliminated the old barrier between humans and the holy, signifying the new covenant through Jesus.
