Many churches celebrate Lent, the forty-seven-day period that marks the final days of Jesus Christ's ministry leading up to his arrest, trial, crucifixion, and resurrection. In The Last Three Days of Lent, author John D. Kelly takes a concentrated look at the last three days of Lent, beginning with Good Friday and ending with his resurrection on Easter Sunday. Based on excerpts and examples from the Bible and from historical records related to the Bible, The Last Three Days of Lent examines a plethora of issues surrounding Jesus Christ and his last days on earth. In addition, Kelly analyzes a wide range of themes relating to the life of Jesus Christ and the Bible, such as the role of sacrificial animals, the Ten Commandments, the apostles and their actions and reactions, the Sabbath, and grace and the Law of God. The Last Three Days of Lent provides a detailed study and affirms the existence of an eternal God and the role of the Bible as a special message to mankind.