Today is recognized by Christians around the world as Good Friday. Millions will commemorate the momentous event that occurred almost 2,000 years ago, the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus on the cross of Calvary.
Some students of the Bible think it occurred on Thursday, while others are convinced it happened on Wednesday. My purpose here is not to discuss whether it should be Good Wednesday, Good Thursday, or Good Friday. As important as that subject may be, I simply want to remind you of the profound significance of the grand event.
The origin of this observance is unknown and why the name Good Friday was used is also uncertain. In early times, it was referred to as long Friday. Probably because of the length of the services held on that day. Some authorities say that originally it was cal
