The History of Holy Week (3): Holy Tuesday - The Day of Questions and Warnings

Holy Tuesday - The Day of Questions and Warnings

Tuesday of Holy Week stands out in the Gospel narrative as a day filled with teaching, confrontation, and prophecy. According to the synoptic Gospels—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—Jesus spent this day in the Temple courts engaging with religious leaders, responding to challenges, and delivering some of His most intense teachings. The historical importance of Tuesday lies not in a singular event, but in the sheer volume and weight of Jesus’ words, many of which defined the theological foundation of the early Church.

The History of Holy Week (6): Good Friday - The Day the Earth Stood Still

Good Friday marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ—a moment that stands at the center of Christian faith and history. It is the day when the Son of God suffered and died on the cross, offering Himself for the salvation of the world. Yet beyond its spiritual significance, Good Friday

Hospitality to Strangers: Customs and Traditions from the Bible

Hospitality is a deeply ingrained value in biblical traditions, reflecting the love, care, and compassion that are central to the Christian faith. Throughout the Bible, numerous examples highlight the importance of welcoming strangers, offering them food, shelter, and protection. This practice is seen not just as a social custom but

The History of Holy Week (5): Maundy Thursday - The Night of the New Commandment

Maundy Thursday stands among the most sacred days in the Christian calendar, commemorating the final night Jesus spent with His disciples before the crucifixion. Rooted in the Gospel accounts of the Last Supper, this day gave birth to enduring Christian traditions: the Eucharist, the commandment to love, and the call

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