Good Friday 2026: Jesus Christ was the victim of betrayal by his own disciple, he betrayed him for 30 silver coins

What is The Story Of Good Friday: Today, people who believe in Christianity all over the world are celebrating Good Friday. In Christianity this is a day of mourning. Every year the Friday immediately before Easter Sunday is celebrated as Good Friday. On this day, people of the Christian community feel sad remembering the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death.

According to the Bible, this day is called good because it symbolizes the salvation of mankind. It is also called ‘Holy Friday’, ‘Great Friday’ or ‘Black Friday’.

Betrayed for 30 silver coins

The story behind celebrating Good Friday is found in the New Testament of the Bible. According to legends, Jesus Christ’s disciple Judas Iscariot betrayed him. He had Jesus Christ arrested for just 30 silver coins. After this, Roman Governor Pontius Pilate and others accused Jesus of blasphemy and treason.

After this, Jesus Christ was whipped as punishment. A crown of thorns was placed on his head. They were forced to carry heavy crosses. He was taken to the hill of Calvary (Golgotha) and crucified. It is said that Jesus remained hanging on the cross for about 6 hours. Then at 3 pm he breathed his last.

Jesus came back to life on the third day after death

According to the Bible, Jesus Christ sacrificed himself to atone for the sins of mankind. After their death, their bodies were removed and kept in the grave. It is said that he came alive again on the third day of his death. The same day is celebrated as Easter Sunday. On Good Friday, Christians observe fast and organize prayer meetings. Go to churches and worship the cross. Let’s recite the last words of Jesus.

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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on the beliefs and general information of Christianity. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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