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"Good Friday" — from "God's Friday." A farewell written into the calendar.
"Goodbye" — from "God be with ye."
Every goodbye echoes the first one.
Every time we say goodbye, we are — unknowingly — saying God be with ye. The word carries a blessing older than we remember.
The first Good Friday was April 3, AD 33. The calendar has returned to that exact date several times since — 1914, 1925, 1953, 1964, 2015, and today: April 3, 2026.
On a day the world calls "Good" because God said goodbye — and promised to return — perhaps every parting word we speak carries more weight than we know.
When Good Friday fell on April 3
AD 33
The original
1914
Early 20th c.
1925
11 yrs later
1953
Mid 20th c.
1964
11 yrs later
2015
51 yrs later
2026
Today
Etymology
33 AD Apr 3rd
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HISTORIANS SUGGEST: APRIL 3, 33 AD IS THE EXACT DATE OF JESUS' DEATH
Hosanna (save us from political oppression)
Jesus came for spiritual rescue, not political.
Rescue from sins, vices & evil thoughts.
The crowd turned on Jesus days later.
Crucify him!
They wanted a warrior on a war horse and got a suffering servant on a donkey instead.
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