There are 4 days that are the most significant in the history of the world that most of us do not think deeply about. 4 Days That Never Change, Whatever Changes the World. Let’s start with our sad Friday thought.
1. When the angel Gabriel spoke to a rural virgin named Mary, “God is impossible for you,” she dedicated herself to the solemn dedication, saying, “Behold, the handmaid of the Lord;
2. The day when the Savior Christ was born, wrapped in blankets and laid in a manger, as the good news of great joy for all the people. The day when he emptied himself, left the likeness of God, took on the form of a servant, and was born in the likeness of man. (Philippians 2: 6-8) Today is the day when the Word became flesh in our midst (John 1:14).
3. The day on which Jesus Christ laid down His head on the cross and surrendered His Spirit (John 19:30) to destroy the works of Satan, according to God’s plan and plan (Acts 2:23).
4. The day of Jesus Christ’s resurrection celebrating victory over sin and death (1 Corinthians 15 57).
In fact, the day of Jesus’ death is not a day of mourning. This day has become a Friday of mourning for us because of errors in translation or music in the ministry. But when we realize that this day is Good Friday and that it is a day of salvation for us to celebrate victory over sin and temptation in our daily life, our Christian life will be elevated to its beauty. This day is called the golden day of victory on the cross.
He went through many pains to find medicine for poison. As a drug scientist, the day after the discovery of Columbus is more important than the conflicts in the United States of America. Every “Good Friday” is a celebration of the raising of Christ’s blood and saving sacrifice.
We must unleash the triumphant victories of God, who came out of heaven to “destroy the devil over his death by his own death, and to save those who remain in bondage for the rest of their lives in fear of death” (Heb. 2:15).
Every “Good Friday” is the fulfillment of the heavenly Father’s plan to redeem the man who was made in his image and likeness. “According to the divine plan and knowledge of God, Jesus Christ was delivered into your hands. By the hands of lawless men, you crucified him and crucified him” (Acts 2:23).
God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. (John 3:16) Every “Good Friday” is a wonderful day for us to shed tears of joy before our Father’s infinite love. ”
“I am not going to die, and here I am going to die. On the third day after death I will rise.” Let the songs of perpetual praise on our lips rise up to be called followers of the only Savior who has declared and fulfilled all these. “Not one of His bones will be broken” (Psalm 34:20; John 19:36). “Even my best friend has lifted his heel against me” (Psalm 41-9; Matthew 26:49). “They poisoned me with food, and for thirst they gave me vinegar” (Ps. 69:21; Matt. 27:48); “He was buried among the rich.” (Isa. 53: 9; Matt. 27: 57,60).
“At midday the sun will go down. At midday, I will plunge the earth into darkness.” (Amos 8: 9) This prophecy is fulfilled (Matthew 27: 45-50). “Darkness over all the earth, from the sixth hour until the ninth hour.
Cleanses us from Jesus’ precious blood for all the sinners completing all the scriptures. Silly shed for us and his blood (Matt. 27: 4). The righteous blood (Matt. 27: 24) The blood of the new covenant (Lk .22: 20) infinite yoga We have the courage to enter the Holy Place (Heb.10: 19), and this “Good Friday” is a feast of the spirit.
He has opened up for us a new and active path through the line of His body, which is today the bridge through which the children of mankind can go to heaven (Heb. 10:20). The Almighty, being a fellow worshiper, becomes the cross of answers to all the pain, the griefs and the tragedies that raise questions. Every “sad Friday” assures us of the Sunday of Resurrection. The celebration of this hope is a celebration of every “Good Friday.”
Great announcements of “Good Friday.”
1. “For he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our salvation was upon him; and by his wounds we are healed” (Isaiah 53: 5).
2. “He that is in Christ is a new creation: all things are past, and new things are come” (2 Corinthians 5:17).
3. “There is no condemnation for me in union with Jesus Christ” (Rom. 8: 1).
4. “I have been forgiven thee in the law of sin and death” (Romans 8: 2).
5. “I have obtained salvation and salvation through Jesus from all the dominions of darkness” (Col. 11:13).
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7. “The price of Jesus’ blood is my price” (1 Cor. 6:20).
8. “In Christ Jesus I have been set free from every curse” (Gal 3:13).
9. “In heaven, the heavens were opened for me” (Heb. 10:20).
10. “I receive eternal life by the blood of Jesus. My Lord will raise me up on the last day” (John 6:54).
Christ invites us to a higher life of hope, joy and freedom by constantly confessing these eternal truths. Satan is fear, a lot of individuals and families may be destroying the works of Satan in every “Good Friday. Let’s take the sign of the cross in our hearts and lives.
Jose Kuriakose/ Pravachakashabdam
