To my Muslim friends: Eid Mubarak! I admire your persistence in fasting for a whole month, only eating/drinking at night. I pray that you will enjoy food and water and that your family will stay healthy during this feasting period:). Interestingly, the Prophet Isa, or as we Christians call Him, Jesus, fasted for forty days and forty nights with no food whatsoever. (You can find this in the Injil, in Matthew 4). He prayed during that time and was tempted by Iblis, or Satan. Satan tempted Jesus, trying to get Him to disobey God, or sin. (We humans constantly sin. We lie, we steal, we look at other people with lust, we hate people, and more.) But Jesus didn’t disobey God—He lived a perfect life. Scripture says that those of us who don’t live a perfect life—all of humanity—will be judged on Judgement Day, at time’s end. Even one sin is enough for God to be just and give us over to eternal torture and death, despite whatever “good works” we do, which Scripture says are “filthy rags”. We are all subject to eternal death/torture because of what we’ve done. But Jesus was perfect in every manner of His life—He was perfect in love, too. He was murdered even though He could have stopped it, for your and my sake. It wouldn’t matter if He had stayed dead. But He didn’t. He was dead for three days in a tomb cut in rock before He came back for you, alive. All you must do to “escape” eternal torture and death is believe that Jesus truly is God (What person can raise themself from the dead? What person can do so many miracles, fulfill so many prophecies, without being God?) and believe that He truly came back from the dead. That’s all you must do. And then He changes your heart, making you want Him, not sin. If you truly believe this, knowing full-well you’re not worthy of this gift of saving from eternal death, you don’t have to die forever because He already died. Believe that Jesus Christ truly did die and that He truly did come back from the dead, and you will have eternal life.