Is Good Friday still "good" when it falls on the 13th?
Or are all fridays good and good fridays extra good😏
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scrood · 31-35
Yes, you are correct on all counts. Friday is the sixth day which is the day of man, when man was created, and the day of the crucifixion and death of Christ on Good Friday, since all men are doomed to die, Christ did not have to die but freely chose to die. particularly the supersitutious lore proceeds from the betrayal and execution of Jacques de Molay the grand master of the Knights Templar on Friday 13, 1307. Furthermore the numerical indication of 13 is a significance of bad luck or ill fortune whereas one less than 13 indicates completion or totality; the 12 tribes of Israel, the 12 apostles. While the 13th the daughter of Abraham the rape of Dinah. Similarly 10 indicates the Law or Ten Commandments of Moses, 11 indicates misfortune or falling short of 12, completion, while 9 indicates transgression falling short of the law.
Half of twelve is 6, which is the number of man, the number of anti-Christ is 6 taken thrice digit or 6 hundred three score and 6. Half of completion being man made in two sexes. 6 is the first number the sum of all its digits and fractions, 1+2+3=6, and 1/6 + 2/6 + 3/6 = 6. One more than 6 indicates the completion of man or perfection, the divine. Hence 7 indicates the Sabbath or the day of rest which is to be dedicated to the LORD, the day of the Resurrection, the day when death was destroyed forever.
Half of twelve is 6, which is the number of man, the number of anti-Christ is 6 taken thrice digit or 6 hundred three score and 6. Half of completion being man made in two sexes. 6 is the first number the sum of all its digits and fractions, 1+2+3=6, and 1/6 + 2/6 + 3/6 = 6. One more than 6 indicates the completion of man or perfection, the divine. Hence 7 indicates the Sabbath or the day of rest which is to be dedicated to the LORD, the day of the Resurrection, the day when death was destroyed forever.
