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Piątek 3 kwietnia 2026 - Czytania, Psalm i Ewangelia na dziś

April 2, 2026·21 min·2 clips

On Good Friday, hear Isaiah's prophecy of a suffering servant who will be broken for humanity's sins.

The episode opens with an announcement of the date and time, noting it is Good Friday and that daily readings are provided at 6 p.m. The first reading is from the book of Isaiah, presenting a detailed prophecy about God's servant. This servant is described as having an inhuman appearance, being crushed and suffering, yet bearing the sins and pains of many. The text emphasizes that through his wounds comes healing for others, comparing him to a lamb led to slaughter who remains silent. The reading concludes with the servant justifying many and receiving a reward for sacrificing himself. A psalm follows with prayers of trust in God during suffering, asking for deliverance from enemies. The second reading is from the letter to the Hebrews, introducing Jesus as the Son of God and high priest who sympathizes with human weaknesses because he was tested in every respect except sin. It encourages approaching the throne of grace for mercy and notes Christ's obedience saved him from death. A doxology praises Christ for becoming obedient to death on the cross and being exalted by God. The final section is the beginning of the Passion according to John, starting with Jesus going to the Garden of Gethsemane with his disciples. Judas, knowing the location, arrives with a cohort and guards from the archpriest, carrying lanterns, daggers, and weapons. Jesus, aware of what is to come, asks whom they seek, and they answer Jesus of Nazareth. The transcript ends abruptly with repeated phrases about Pilate, suggesting an incomplete or corrupted section.

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