Easter is a celebration of the holidays and a celebration of the festivities. The Lord created this day for us to rejoice and be glad in Him. Through His glorious resurrection, Jesus Christ has defeated Satan, that one hundred percent evil already in hell.

God's promise to our forefathers Adam and Eve is thus fulfilled. When they were expelled from paradise God promised them that He would send a Messiah who would crush the head of the serpent, i.e. destroy that evil which tempted the first humans.

This is the fulfillment of God's promise. On this day, the feast of feasts, the church hymn sings 'let us all embrace one another and forgive one another for the sake of the Resurrection. A widespread tradition throughout the Christian world at Easter is to dye eggs. According to tradition, this tradition comes from the fact that after the Resurrection of Christ, Mary Magdalene gave the Emperor Tiberius a red egg with the greeting Christ is Risen. The red egg in this case symbolizes the germ of life, and we have life in Christ. He himself says "I am the way, the truth and the life". The colour red in turn symbolises martyrdom - the blood that Christ shed for us, and also the colour of victory over evil.  | BGNES