The evidence that Jesus did not rise from the dead - Part 2 of 2

This video presents the new archaeological and historical evidence that Jesus died and was buried in a tomb along with his family in Talpiot, East Jerusalem. Jesus bones were discovered in the tomb, proving that he was not resurrected.

For more information, I recommend you purchase the "Lost Tomb of Jesus" documentary at http://www.amazon.com/Lost-Tomb-Jesus-Simcha-Jacobvici/dp/B000OHZJSC/ref=sr_1....

This documentary aired worldwide on the Discovery Channel in 2007.

The second "Lost Tomb of Jesus" documentary is expected to air on the Discovery Channel in April 2012.

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[steviedavey]

Thanks for your comments. However, I find the alleged eyewitness accounts of the resurrection about as credible as the eyewitness accounts of Mohammed splitting the moon in two. It is stange that the gospels you allege are "false" are consistent with the archeological evidence. The names found in the tomb may be individually common, but the combination of those names is definitely not common. Also, the shroud of Turin was carbon dated to the 11th or 12th century.

[shinedhanya]

Science is only a dust in the garden of knowledge about God.

[ada2step]

@almostmidnightdesign AAAAAmen and even secular scholars believe that he did as well. Also peer viewed scientist proved that the shroud of turin is authentic and there is nothing like it on earth

[almostmidnightdesign]

Change the title to Jesus was Risen from the Dead. There were eyewitnesses to His Resurrection. The gospels mentioned in this documentary were all false gospel to debunk the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ as the Son of God and God. Since Jesus, Mary, Joseph were common names in ancient Judea don't prove that it was the REAL Jesus' tomb. Jesus was laid in Joseph Arimathea's borrowed tomb until after the Sabbath but His body wasn't found. Mary Magdalene found Him alive as the scriptures say.