Comments by "Old Guy Gaming Network" (@CRAZYHORSE19682003) on "Jesus' Tomb Explained--the evidence \u0026 the story!" video.

  1. LOL The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. There is a ZERO percent chance that it was Jesus Tomb.
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  2. No it is not. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. The garden, cistern and wine press all date from the time of the crusades. There is a ZERO percent chance that it is Jesus Tomb. I will also point out that in Luke and John they SPECIFICALLY say that they had to stoop down to see in the tomb, the Garden tomb you can walk into without stooping.
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  3. You would be wrong, the Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age about 600 years before Jesus lived. There is a ZERO percent chance that it was Jesus tomb. I will also point out that Jesus was judged by Pilot at the Praetorium which used to be Herod The Greats Palace. It is a short walk from the Praetorium to the Gennath Gate and from there a short walk to where Jesus was Crucified and buried, that site being where the Church of the Holy Sepulture is today.
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  4. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. The garden, cistern and wine press all date to the time of the Crusades. There is a ZERO percent chance it was Jesus tomb. I will also point out that in Luke and John they SPECIFICALLY mention that they had to stoop down to look into Jesus tomb, that is not the case with the Garden Tomb.
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  5. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. It can't possibly be the tomb of Jesus.
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  6. There is ZERO evidence supporting that. The tomb belonged to a RICH Jewish family, so right away we know it was not Jesus family tomb.
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  7. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. There is a ZERO percent chance that it was the tomb of Jesus.
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  8. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. The garden, cistern and wine press all date to the time of the Crusades. There is a ZERO percent chance it was Jesus tomb. I will also point out that in Luke and John they SPECIFICALLY mention that they had to stoop down to look into Jesus tomb, that is not the case with the Garden Tomb.
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  9. The Garden Tomb was carved in the Iron Age, about 600 years before Jesus lived. The garden, cistern and wine press all date to the time of the Crusades. There is a ZERO percent chance it was Jesus tomb. I will also point out that in Luke and John they SPECIFICALLY mention that they had to stoop down to look into Jesus tomb, that is not the case with the Garden Tomb.
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  10. You would be incorrect. It clearly states that the centurion plunged his spear into Jesus side to confirm that he was dead and water came out. Jesus had a hemothorax, which in the stillness of the dead body, had separated out as they do into two layers: the heavier red cells below and the light watery plasma above. The hemothorax was the result of the savage flagellation. The withdrawal of the spear would have been followed first by the red cells (blood), then by the lighter plasma (water). The body of Jesus had been hanging on the cross, dead, for some time.
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