Hate is a destructive force that leads to acts of violence and causes destruction, even deaths. This passion is cultivated by selfish individuals, for sinister purposes.

Often accompanying hate is ignorance, which is expressed through ingratitude towards benefactors and saviors.

These negative forces crucified Jesus Christ, the God of Love.

While He offered love everywhere, alleviated the pain and suffering of people, healed the sick, and raised the dead, the Scribes and the Pharisees, a group of harsh, unjust, and sinful people blinded by passion and self-interest, hated Him and sought His death.

Thus, they reached His arrest, the conduct of a rigged trial, and His death sentence by martyrdom on the cross.

The crucifixion of Christ is the greatest crime in the history of humanity. Never before has a God, a God-Man, who was "all love," who never did the slightest evil, whose entire life was an example of integrity and concern for humanity, especially the weak and the oppressed, been killed.

He spent His entire short life in the service of humanity, in the effort to eliminate pain and suffering, to establish truth, to free people from exploitation, and to save them from ancestral sin.

If today's people feel their debt to the Crucified Christ, then the light of His Resurrection can illuminate their hearts and guide their steps towards a better world, where love and peace will lead and guide human relationships, as He taught.