Computer graphics artists use Shroud of Turin images to create 3-D figure of crucified man (photo courtesy History Channel)
Profile of Shroud Image
Sorry, but a piece of cloth just will not prove Jesus’s resurrection. The most it could possibly prove is that a dead person was on it.
And I say this as a proud believer in the resurrection of Christ.
I don’t think it’s important. If you need scientific proof, then you don’t need faith. Besides, what Jesus looked like isn’t important either.
It’s the broiled fish that does it for me.
Happy Easter to all!
>>”Properly understood, the code contained in the Shroud of Turin records the moment of the resurrection,” he said.
I’m going to watch the show to see if they explain this. I don’t need scientific proof to believe, but it would be wonderful if proof existed.
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ping-a-ling
He looks remarkably like a French Lord of the Middle Ages.
We might want to watch this tomorrow night.
JESUS FACE
What did Jesus look like?
Was he short or tall?
What was his visage?
This one who gave His all.
It really shouldn’t matter.
But then, it really does.
We know so little of Him.
Just that He came for us.
I would love to be there with him,
as He walked from town to town,
lifting up His brothers,
while putting Satan down.
But, as the days grew shorter,
could I be with Him?
Knowing of His burden
as He took away our sin.
In His final hour,
could I look up to see,
His pain enshrouded power
as He died for me.
We could not bear His burden.
could not watch Him die.
And yet, we are His harvest,
His disciples, you and I.
He rose again,
we know it.
Our hearts tell us it’s true.
Jesus face is in the mirror,
looking back at me and you.
Mike