Thank you for sharing more about the Shroud of Turin. Much of this is new to me although I always believed that it was the the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ. I just didn't delve into the question of authenticity. This is very interesting information that I will share with my three sisters who would be interested as well.
Thanks for reading. I know timelines and provenances can be dry and boring, we are trying to relate the history of the Shroud in an easy to read format. Lots of research still to be done. I am interested in the history of the Shroud's healing powers, I started researching that last night which is not easy in today's censored "dead internet" world.
What is really interesting is that the Barry Schwarz page about the Shroud was one of the first webpages ever put up on the World Wide Web back in 1995, and it is still in existence today. But Schwarz is getting older now and someday after he dies his page and all the good information about the Shroud will disappear. I guess we are just trying to keep some of the Shroud information alive.
Good idea!! So much information has been lost over the years and centuries and as we have seen, many younger people are not interested due to narcissistic behavior and interest in the dark side of things of this world. I am hoping and praying for a revival. There is a movie that has just been released on the life of Jesus Christ that could help stir up interest.
I have been reading the stories about the revivals happening at universities. Very interesting and encouraging. I am guessing the demons are getting antsy seeing God's name being exalted amongst some of the youth in America. That's a good thing.
THIS is so awesome! Thank you!✝️
Thank you Renee for reading! Much more to come.
Great! I look forward to it!✝️💜
P.S. I also liked the song from the Four Lads.
Pug says she has never heard this song before. I heard it in the 80's in a remake by They Might Be Giants. But I like the Four Lads version better.
Thank you for sharing more about the Shroud of Turin. Much of this is new to me although I always believed that it was the the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ. I just didn't delve into the question of authenticity. This is very interesting information that I will share with my three sisters who would be interested as well.
Thanks for reading. I know timelines and provenances can be dry and boring, we are trying to relate the history of the Shroud in an easy to read format. Lots of research still to be done. I am interested in the history of the Shroud's healing powers, I started researching that last night which is not easy in today's censored "dead internet" world.
What is really interesting is that the Barry Schwarz page about the Shroud was one of the first webpages ever put up on the World Wide Web back in 1995, and it is still in existence today. But Schwarz is getting older now and someday after he dies his page and all the good information about the Shroud will disappear. I guess we are just trying to keep some of the Shroud information alive.
Good idea!! So much information has been lost over the years and centuries and as we have seen, many younger people are not interested due to narcissistic behavior and interest in the dark side of things of this world. I am hoping and praying for a revival. There is a movie that has just been released on the life of Jesus Christ that could help stir up interest.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/the-revival-is-spreading-students-from-texas-am-are-getting-baptized-in-public-fountains/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-revival-is-spreading-students-from-texas-am-are-getting-baptized-in-public-fountains
I have been reading the stories about the revivals happening at universities. Very interesting and encouraging. I am guessing the demons are getting antsy seeing God's name being exalted amongst some of the youth in America. That's a good thing.