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S. Michael Houdmann
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Good Friday, also known as 'Holy Friday,' is the Friday immediately preceding Easter Sunday. It is celebrated traditionally as the day on which Jesus was crucified. If you are interested in a study...
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Salem Markus Purba
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According to the Jewish calendar, Friday is a Preparation day, it is the day before Sabbath (Mark 15:42; Luke 23: 54).So, Friday is also considered as the sixth day of the creation of heavens and earth (Gen.1 : 1-31); it was the day God created living creatures and man (Gen. 1: 24-31). On Friday/the sixth day, Jesus accomplished his mission to redeem man from their sins by sacrificing his Spirit (Mathew 27: 50-53); For the believers and followers of Jesus, every Friday is a Good Friday, it is the day we were created by God; the day of our redemption/independence from the power of sin. It is not a coincidence that even our neighbors (Islam) considered Friday is Holy by gathering/praying in a congregation on every Friday. Whatever the belief system they have, they have reminded us to what God has done to us on Friday/the sixth day.-a Good Friday/Holy Friday.
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