You might want to inflict pain on me (or worse) after I give one Jewish perspective on Good Friday but I never held back from my truth at least on this blog. Please note this is only one Jewish opinion and even one’s mind there are usually three opinions. Up until this point in Jesus’s life we in the Jewish faith think of Jesus as a bit more of a “reform Jew” seeing things a bit differently then the traditional Jew of his time but so be it. Once the issue of his martyrdom is brought up well that becomes a different story or may I say religion. For in our faith no person can get between the direct path from human to G-D no matter how good a life they may have lead or what miracles they participated in. One person’s suffering for such a faith does not bring about a differing faith but should strengthen the faith that already exist. In the foundation of Judaism is a believe in the oneness of G-D and therefore a trinity principle is something that doesn’t work. Jesus was born Jewish and died Jewish according to my belief and his good works during his life lead many toward a new faith that I share so many important values, hopes and dreams with. May G-D bless my Christian brothers and sisters around the globe a Good Friday and a Happy Easter with peace, love and happiness.