Stephen makes the point that the Shroud of Turin with major bloodstains is consistent with the Gospel accounts of the crucifixion of Jesus.
I’m looking forward to these next twenty-one postings as they unfold.
THE SHROUD OF TURIN
3. THE BIBLE AND THE SHROUD
© Stephen E. Jones
- Introduction
- The man on the Shroud
- He was scourged
- He was beaten about the head
- He was crowned with thorns
- He carried his cross
- He fell
- He was nailed to a cross
- He died on the cross
- His face was covered with a small cloth
- His legs were not broken
- He was speared in the side
- He was buried in tomb
- His body was washed
- His body was anointed with spices
- He was enfolded in a linen shroud
- His body did not decompose
- His body was resurrected!
- Objections
- Alternatives
- Conclusion