Surprise at The Garden Tomb

Even our Israeli guide with 17 years of experience under his belt, had no idea what lay buried beneath the Garden Tomb. Yet here, beyond the range of thousands of tourist cameras, lies hidden proof that the Garden Tomb is indeed the authentic site of Christ's resurrection.

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[blugrsschick]

Praise God! HE is coming for us, BELIEVERS! Great video!

[scriptureseries]

Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement. Maranatha!

Grace

[scriptureseries]

Thank you so much.

Grace

[scriptureseries]

Amen! God has placed his autograph all over the Garden Tomb. How thrilling!

Grace

[theribof]

Beautifull!!!

[scriptureseries]

Thank you!

Grace

[Excel2017]

@Flagrum3

Flagrum3 has replied to your comment on Surprise at The Garden Tomb:

@Excel2017 -AND YOUR AN IDIOT.

By the way, the CORRECT spelling is "YOU'RE". Who's the REAL idiot?

[Excel2017]

@Flagrum3

People who read this forum can decide who the REAL idiot is. At least I've been consistent, told the Truth, and based my statements on God's Word, not on what some lame, prejudiced "archeologist" may say. You've CONTRADICTED YOURSELF time and again. Worse, you've PREFERRED THE WORD OF MORTAL, FALLIBLE MEN OVER AND ABOVE GOD'S WORD. I'm 100% comfortable and at peace with what I said.

You started it by trying impose your misguided view. U can dish it out, but can't take it.

[Flagrum3]

@Excel2017 -AND YOU ARE AN IDIOT, there how do you like that.

[Excel2017]

@Flagrum3

YOU'RE A LIAR AS YOUR OWN WORDS ON THIS FORUM DEMONSTRATE. You have repeatedly stated that the true location "CANNOT BE PROVEN" and your VERY FIRST MESSAGE said "we cannot be 100% sure". We can if we believe the Bible. Now that my BIBLICAL EVIDENCE has pushed you against the wall you BACKTRACK and say you believe it's the Garden Tomb. If you REALLY believed that, you'd have no problem with my original statement & would have left it alone, instead of trying to "correct" me.

[Flagrum3]

@Excel2017 -I believe you need to take a chill pill buddy! Yes it's true I don't know you but I'll bet you have no qualifications to make any substantial claims on this matter.You go on believing what you like but next time STOP YELLING and listen to what people say and try to understand what people are saying as I mentioned atleast twice, I believe the Garden tomb is the real tomb.Adios.

[Excel2017]

@Flagrum3

You don't know me, therefore, WHO ARE YOU TO SAY WHAT I'M AN EXPERT ON? WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE MY QUALIFICATIONS? That Damascus Square existed at the time of Christ has been documented both ARCHEOLOGICALLY AND HISTORICALLY. You BLINDLY BELIEVE WHAT ARCHEOLOGY says, when IT'S HIGHLY SPECULATIVE and neither infallible nor 100% conclusive. Yet YOU DOUBT what the Word of God flat-out says. That's your problem, Bubba. The Bible offers IRREFUTABLE PROOF, and I'm 100% sure.

[Excel2017]

@Flagrum3

There is more than one way to tell FOR SURE, if you believe the Bible. iF YOU DON'T, WE GOT NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT.

[Flagrum3]

@Excel2017 -and there has been so much contruction over the area, it could be hard to ever find all evidence.So one must realize until all evidence comes forward, a definitive answer cannot be made.Yes many, many things point to the Garden tomb as possibly the right location, moreso then the Sepulcher site at this time, but it is also not definative at this time...that is my point! You and I are not experts in the field, so we are not 'qualified' to make definitive remarks on the subject.Period.

[Flagrum3]

@Excel2017 -I think you should reconsider things before going ahead and calling people liars, plus nothing here was an attack on you.I'm simply saying you are not in the position to make a definitive statement on which site is the 'True' site as for one not all possible arch studies have been done on either site.Especially the Holy Selpucher site.THere is no way to know for sure things like; if there ever was a garden or a square near the Selpucher site as so much has not been escavated cont'd