As Christian’s, today is the day we call Good Friday. It is the day chosen to observe the cruisifiction of our Lord, Jesus Christ. When I was growing up I couldn’t grasp the concept of why it was called Good Friday when it represented a man being nailed to a cross and tortured until he died. In my young eyes, there was nothing good about that. I knew killing was wrong so why did we celebrate a man dying.
Now in my later years I praise God every day for sending his son to this earth to die for my sins, so I can sit at the right hand of my father and praise him. I wrote a poem this morning called Easter Holiday which I would like to share with you. I hope each one of you have a wonderful Holiday remembering our Lord and Savior. Blessings to you and yours.
Easter Holiday
Easter holiday celebrated
Remember our Lord’s sacrifice
Taking the sins of mankind
While hanging on the cross
Forgive them Father
Last words spoken
Forgiveness
For all
SAVED
Shirley I love this post. Beautiful poem as well as the reminder of today’s significance. We all have and do sin.we must forgive ourselves and others.
Thank you so much for dropping by and leaving your lovely comment. I do appreciate. If we can’t forgive others then we can’t be forgiven. That is love. The ability to forgive one another.
Pingback: Our Good Friday Passion « Discernable Futures
I like it!! It’s to the point and heartwarming. Thanks!!
I’m so glad you like the poem and once again thank you for dropping by. Have a great Easter. Blessings to you and yours.