What’s wrong with our images of tall crosses in terms of its accuracy? What does this heal bone with a nail in it prove? How long does it take to die by crucifixion?
My own studies showed why Jesus died quicker than people usually did. Also, that Jesus definitely did die on a tree.
Click picture, Crucifixion, 5 m. 57 s.
Click picture, Locations for Crucifixion, Part 1, 3 m. 44 s.
Where was Jesus crucified? Using the model of the first century Jerusalem, this picture is a good representation of Golgotha. Dr Fleming explained how Golgotha came to look like this.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the most likely place for the crucifixion. Dr Fleming explains many things to show why this must be true. This recording is continued in the next clip.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre was built in a most difficult place, with a difference in the bedrock of 5 stories. Also, the followers of Jesus only fled for 3 years, from 70 AD until 73 AD. This makes it a very strong tradition.
Dr Fleming explained why it looks ugly and what happened throughout the centuries to make it look as it does today. Also, he explains the difficulties with it now being owned by 6 denominations.
Click picture, Locations for Crucifixion, Part 2, 2 m. 16 s.
Click picture, Locations for Crucifixion, Part 3, 5 m. 1 s.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre has a Herodian-styled tomb in it. Also, the fact that a pagan temple was built on top was another evidence it was here. The Garden Tomb had only geographical evidence, no historical or archaeological evidence like the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
When we go to the Garden Tomb we have 2 different men that were guides for this site explaining why it could be here that Jesus was crucified. But then Dr Fleming sums up the reasons it was at the Holy Sepulchre and acknowledges the Garden Tomb is a nicer place to remember it.
Did you read your Bible lately?
Heather, Summer 2022
