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On Good Friday, the world was enveloped in darkness for a fleeting moment as God seemingly turned away from his only begotten Son. Then came the resounding cry, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!” and within a nearby temple, an answering sound echoed—the tearing of a heavy, ornate curtain. This curtain, adorned with royal colors of blue, crimson, and purple, and embellished with Cherubim, angelic guardians, had long shielded the Holy of Holies from all but the chosen few. In awe, the priests witnessed the miraculous tearing of the curtain from top to bottom, as though mighty hands had rent it asunder. This act symbolized unparalleled access to the presence of the Almighty for all who believe, marking a profound moment of divine grace and inclusion.
On Good Friday, the world was enveloped in darkness for a fleeting moment as God seemingly turned away from his only begotten Son. Then came the resounding cry, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!” and within a nearby temple, an answering sound echoed—the tearing of a heavy, ornate curtain. This curtain, adorned with royal colors of blue, crimson, and purple, and embellished with Cherubim, angelic guardians, had long shielded the Holy of Holies from all but the chosen few. In awe, the priests witnessed the miraculous tearing of the curtain from top to bottom, as though mighty hands had rent it asunder. This act symbolized unparalleled access to the presence of the Almighty for all who believe, marking a profound moment of divine grace and inclusion.
On Good Friday, the world was enveloped in darkness for a fleeting moment as God seemingly turned away from his only begotten Son. Then came the resounding cry, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!” and within a nearby temple, an answering sound echoed—the tearing of a heavy, ornate curtain. This curtain, adorned with royal colors of blue, crimson, and purple, and embellished with Cherubim, angelic guardians, had long shielded the Holy of Holies from all but the chosen few. In awe, the priests witnessed the miraculous tearing of the curtain from top to bottom, as though mighty hands had rent it asunder. This act symbolized unparalleled access to the presence of the Almighty for all who believe, marking a profound moment of divine grace and inclusion.