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  • I think it's legit.

  • They have his DNA I bet they clone him or I bet they already have..

  • @FierceEyedTiger Even if one could as yet clone people, the strains of DNA in the blood are now too fragmentary and decayed to establish a full DNA picture. All one can say is that the blood is human, male, and belongs to a blood group common in the Middle East.

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  • The Forensic pathalogist says that the Person on the shroud is a caucasian male. Idk if thats consistent with History since Jesus was an Isrealite and would have been theorhetically middle eastern. Unless Mary was European?. Im unclear about that, but I like this video, however it is biased. They make a big deal about how fake the carbon dating couldve been, but they couldve examined one of the strips from the repairs that have been done to it for presentation.

  • @8Thirst No, there are basically only three races in the area. Negroid, mongoloid and Caucasian. Racial Jews belonged to the Caucasian group. Don't confuse that group with Aryans.

  • Great video!

  • Not only does the shroud have a 3D image, which shows it not to be a painting, Dr Fred Zugbie has done new tests, the vanillin tests show the cloth to be 1st century & also of medieval repair cloth. The image itself is real human blood & Zugbie has described the wounding to the victim the exact same as scripture accounts of the Crucifiction & wounding of 1 man in history ' Jesus Christ '. Zugbie has found the man died as a result of crucifiction, wounds to head & back occured in life.

  • OK,theres no two ways about it,its real.

  • It is real. If there was ONE thing from the life of Jesus that you would want to see, what would it be? This is it folks.

  • Around 2:39, on the left part of the Shroud, does that not look similat to an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus?

  • There are several lines of argument against a 14th century "forgery".There is no cementation,brushstrokes,wicki­ng,directionality,or paint on the body or blood image. The blood was proved to be real human blood by Dr.Alan Adler and Vern Miller, which was peer reviewed and agreed upon by most of the STURP team even given Walter McCrones objections.The blood soaks through the cloth and is a positive image--body image of the man on the cloth is supperficial and does not soak through and is negative.

  • one problem with your theory ..how do you get the pigment layer even and thin enough both ? your method won't work..you would have clumping problems from a fresh corpse...they excrete fluids for a period of time and the body swells up dramatically within a short period of time after death if no freezing method is readily available .

  • There is no test for Christness. Yes I agree. But, the evidence exists that the full length shroud of Turin existed in Serbia as there is a copy extant from the 13th century, and the Hungarian prayer manuscript dating from A.D. 1190s. You cannot have a copy of the original unless the original is actual the type from which the copies are derived. Historical records from Constantinople speak of an image "not made with human hands" being inventoried and displayed for various feast days.

  • Keep digging for the truth and you will find that there is no way even with modern technology to re-create the shroud at the microscopic level, with the encoded 3-d information,the forshortening, the positive to negative properties that only 19th century photography revealed. There are residues of vermillion on off-image areas of the shroud,as all sindonologists will admit, they don't make up the image of the man or his blood. There were seen specks of paint fall from ceiling frescoes at STURP.

  • No one can be forced into Heaven. The reprobate mind at enmity with God will always will against His Will.

  • what doesthis have to do with the shroud

  • The Hungarian Prayer manuscript artistic rendering of a shroud with distinctively Shroud of Turin identification dating prior to the carbon-dating proves the existence of the shroud many miles and years from the 14th century France.

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