#293 Jeremiah Johnston - Codex Vaticanus, Book of Enoch and the Resurrection of Jesus
The Shroud of Turin is not a medieval forgery but a scientifically verifiable artifact encoding the physical, bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, supported by evidence from 102 academic disciplines, including forensic pathology, mathematics, and archaeology. The resurrection is not only
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