Jesus Archaeology # 14 New Evidence on Crucifixion and Jesus' Empty Tomb

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In this final episode of the "Last Days of Jesus" in my series, I lay out what I think many believing Christians, Academics, and Skeptics, have missed. Here is a plausible scenario, based on solid archaeological evidence, of what led up to Easter Morning.
For the full evidence on locating Golgotha see:
jamestabor.com/locating-golgo...
For most of the basic links on the two Talphot Tombs see:
jamestabor.com/in-depth-readi...

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25 фев 2024

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@gwendolynlacey13

Thank you so much. I can’t explain how much I enjoyed this session. It bring me so much peace and tranquility. Thank you for sharing your incredible journey with us.

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Thank you for this series, good Professor. Loved it!

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Thanks for taking the time.

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I have known an experienced the power of Jesus for years. It is so extremely interesting to me to know the history of his life and death, and Resurrection

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Great seeing a ne× episode professor TABOR. Thanks from western North Carolina.

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Thank you Dr Tabor

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@TANA13BB

Are there prints available of the painting ?

@alexlarsen6413

The new evidence looks super exciting! Do you know when the film will be released, approximately?

@PC-vg8vn

Although it is true that only Matthew specifically refers to the tomb as belonging to Joseph of Arimathea, both Mark and Luke refer to Joseph of Arimathea taking the body of Jesus after the crucifixion and placing it in the nearby tomb. It would be highly unlikely that it would have been anyone else's tomb except Joseph's. People did not go around putting bodies in random tombs. Richard Bauckam has written on this. So it was most likely Joseph of Arimathea's tomb in Jerusalem.