Good (for us) Friday

Everyone knows that day that comes two days before Easter: "Good Friday".
But why is it called Good Friday, you may ask? Only because it resulted in our good. Christians so often forget that Jesus had to suffer not only the most intense physical pain and torture and death of the time, but also much worse: spiritual separation from His Father, which had never, and will never, happen for eternity.
No one who followed Jesus was awaiting the Sunday soon to come; they could only live in the moment and see what was right in front of them: the physical death of their God.
Today, Zach and Michael consider the Biblical account of the final hours of Jesus' incarnate life.