And the The other years from the years from,

we never see in their same in their city from. Mid Saturday. We're very honored and blessed to be joined by Dr. Taylor Marshall.

Dr. Marshall, just to put it in perspective, we refer to this, particularly Catholics,

as Holy Saturday. Can you walk us through just the evolution of what

in at least in the Catholic faith

from Good Friday into Holy Saturday?

And why is this such a day of salinity?

So in the Catholic Church and also in the Eastern Orthodox Church and many Protestants

as well they recognize that of course our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ died at 3 p.m. on Good Friday and he

rose again early on Easter morning and there's this mystery on Saturday where

was our Lord Jesus Christ fully God fully man during this this period in the

middle of these three days and tradition identifies this as the harrowing of hell and the tradition is in St Paul teaches us in

Ephesians Peter mentions it in the book of acts that Christ in his soul

his body was in the tomb but his soul descended downward into the nether regions.

And in Hebrew is called Scheol,

certain traditions call it limbo,

or maybe in the Greek

Hades the infernum and he didn't go there to suffer he went there to greet and

recognize and redeem all the holy men and women from Adam and Eve all the way up until the

the good thief on the cross and he announces his proclamation of eternal life

to those who have been waiting because it's the belief

of both the Old Testament Jewish people and Christians for most of the past 2,000

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