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Where did "Good Friday" come from
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If you are asking about the etymology of the phrase: Online Etymology Dictionary
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The manner in which it is celebrated has changed at different times and in different places. The event itself was always celebrated, although in the earliest days it may not have been separated from the rest of the paschal celebrations. It may have been that the very first Christians celebrated His death and resurrection in one single service, or celebrated His death immediately before celebrating His resurrection.
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The manner in which it is celebrated has changed at different times and in different places. The event itself was always celebrated, although in the earliest days it may not have been separated from the rest of the paschal celebrations. It may have been that the very first Christians celebrated His death and resurrection in one single service, or celebrated His death immediately before celebrating His resurrection.
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