This year Good Friday is celebrated on 10th April, This day considered as a propitious day in Christianity.

On this day Christians watch quick, visit the church and recollect the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Good Friday is seen by Christians to honor the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is seen on the Friday before Easter Sunday. On this event, individuals watch quick visit the church and recall the penance of Jesus Christ.

It is otherwise called Black Friday, Holy Friday, Great Friday, or Easter Friday.

As indicated by the otherworldly records of the Sanhedrin Trial of Jesus, Jesus was probably crucified on Friday.

As per the Bible and the Julian schedule, the rough year of Good Friday is 33 AD, while Isaac Newton depicted the distinction between the Bible and the Julian schedule and determined it based on the size of the moon, that the year was really 34 AD.

What is Good Friday?

Great Friday sees Christians recollect the preliminary and death of Jesus on the cross. As per the Bible, Jesus was captured in the Garden of Gethsemane subsequent to being deceived by Judas.

He had gone through the past night, Maundy Thursday, with his 12 disciples at the Last Supper.

Following his capture, Jesus taken to the House of Annas where he was interrogated, flagellated and condemned to death.

He was then made to convey his own cross to the site of his execution where he was then crucified.

How did Good Friday get its name?

With the day being seen as one of sorrow and penance, it’s difficult to comprehend why it would come to be known as Good Friday.

There are numerous speculations behind the historical underpinnings, a well known one being the term acceptable adjusted from the word god – in this way God’s Friday.

Anyway the most acknowledged induction of the name originate from the outdated adjective good, which frequently portrayed something that was viewed as holy or pious by the Church.

This is clear in the Christian welcome of ‘good tide’ at Christmas or on Shrove Tuesday.

Happy Good Friday !!!