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Scripture records that on the first Good Friday, from the sixth to the ninth hour, there was darkness over the earth. By Hebrew count that would be from Noon until three o’clock. These hours on Good Friday are still widely observed as a time of solemn devotion. Though no shadow fell on Calvary during those three tragic hours, the shadow of Christ’s Cross has ever since fallen hauntingly across the pages of time...the globes of human culture. Can the shadow of a political execution in a Roman province centuries ago have impact on modern man in the space age? No! Not the shadow - that is absorbed in the dark of man’s suffering and tragedy. It is the Light that men see and believe in. The Light that penetrates all gloom. The Light that radiates from God and makes the years of His Son’s ministry on earth the brightest years of History...gleaming with hope and promise and faith for every generation. Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society Qopyright \9t*6 Ketstcr WiUutms Newspaper Services P O Box 8005 Charlottesville. VA 22906

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