Here's a couple more reasons why the Talpiot tomb doesn't make sense: 1. A Kokhim tomb (horizontal hole in the wall) doesn't fit with an angel at the foot and another at the head. John 20:12 2. Talpiot is 3 miles from the Old City. We are to believe that Jesus walked 3 miles with the cross? (Jesus was buried "near" where he was crucified.)
Howdy Danny, I was under the impression this tomb is not nor supposed to be Golgotha its suggested the deciples stole the body and moved. Mind you this isn't my tradition nor belief. It would have been nice to see a few pictures of simcas discovery.
Christians would do everything to prove that Jesus was the messiah. But having a gravesite with the names of all the usual suspects doesn't prove anything. To prove the authenticity of the grave you need to scientifically proof that the names were inscribed at the time of Jesus' death.
@@RudydeGrootso true....the ossuarium is maybe 2000 years old ...but the inscriptions from the names were ingraved from conterfeit workshop fraudsters, maybe James Cameron and Simjas gave the order to make the fake inscriptions
The geology of Israel…Jerusalem in particular, is so amazing. The area explored in this video filled with caves. Thank you for making and posting this video.
Mark 9 And he said to them, “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see that the kingdom of God has come with power.” ... didn't happen. 😐. And what was an apocalyptic eschatology held by John the Baptist, "Jesus" himself, his brother James, and Paul obviously didn't come..."Jesus" didnt come back like he told those he would. Then, people started to die. (I Corinthians) ...and what was just an oral tradition began to be written down. I don't think the Jews even believe "Jesus" was the Messiah let alone God in the flesh.Afterall, he didn't fulfill any of the Jewish Messianic prophecies. How is it that many Christians I speak with are not even aware of this? 😐
@@adriansantiago313 Jesus could have never been married because He had the blood of God in Him. If He had gotten married and had children His children would have lived forever. He laid down His life, nobody took it. He chose to be punished, and die our death so we could take part in His resurrection, life and be forgiven of sins.
@@aaroncrawford8123 When Jesus was with us, He surely did say the kingdom has come. Everyone around Him saw His power in His earthly walk healing the sick, raising the dead, opening blind eyes. But the greatest power was demonstrated for all to see back then when He died, and arose from the grave three days later with the keys of hell and death. So you see, the Kingdom of God did come with power for many to see before they tasted death. Just like then peoples eyes, minds and hearts are blinded by the God of this world. Repent and believe the good news.
I remember watching something about this on TV. I remember they had to close it because of people living around there. I saw the boxes with the names, but there were so many Mary's and so on and so forth.
Really interested Danny. I remember clearly watching "the lost tomb of Jesus" a few years ago. I'm no expert but while the film makers try so hard to make the viewer believe that this is the tomb of Jesus and his family there is so much evidence that it isn't. Great video and thanks 😊👍
Good Day Danny, I remember seeing that video about the tombs. He went into the building and drilled into another tomb and that's where the burial boxes were. I'm going to stay with the traditional story, but it was fascinating. You and Simcha both are helping people with their Faith by showing the evidence. Keep on Digging 🙏4✌
Thanks again Danny. I think it is good that someone with your expertise can speak to controversial things like this that try to deny the truth about Yeshua and the Bible. This kind of stuff actually started right after the resurrection as stated in Matthew 28:12 where the chief priests and elders paid the soldiers to say that his disciples stole him away while they slept. Also, there has been controversy brought up about the location of the temple and that might might be a good vlog series for you given your archaeological expertise and knowledge. Shalom.
Why not? The first written sources, St.Paul's letters from AD 50s do not mention a "tomb story" at all; more, in 1 Corinthians 15:35nn St.Paul made a difference between the resurrected "heavenly body" and "earthly body" (v.40). Only one crucified man was discovered in 1968 in Jerusalem (now in the Israel Museum) but "the thousands of victims crucifixion left not traces save one" (J.D.Crossan, Excavating Jesus",2001,p.289(The Burial of Crucified Criminals). Probably, the same happened to Jesus; Romans crucified 2000 rebels after the death of Herod the Great in 4 BCE and thousands during the siege of Jerusalem in AD 70.
@@krzysztofciuba271 The discovery in 1968, by archaeologist Vassilios Tzaferis, of a tomb that contained the bones of a crucified man (named Yehohanan) is all the proof you need that Crossan is wrong. It was a black swan event.
@@krzysztofciuba271 I do. The very fact that archaeological evidence of a crucified man, Yehohanan, shows that the body was placed in a tomb and not thrown into a ditch is proof that JD Crosson's claim about what happened to the bodies of the crucified is wrong. It's a black swan event.
What about the 2000 rebels crucified in BCE 4 by Varus in Sepphoris, not far from Nazareth after the uprising there or after the Spartacus uprising, etc. in Rome?@@tonyoliver2750 J.Flavius managed to take down three, of his friends from the crosses but only one survived later as he personally begged the Roman General, Titus in AD 70(also in R.E.Brown, The Death of Messiah, AD 1994, 2vol.ab.2000 pages (now I am far from my Library to give the exact page)-i.e., only a rich family could bribe the local Roman Chief to geet the body from a cross
Toda, Danny. Yeah I watched that documentary and had to laugh. Btw good to know you're a cat lover like me. Wow, that was a loud meow! I was quite surprised seeing so many cats in Jerusalem when I was there. Shalom.
Thanks brother from🤔we know the true 😊it's amazing all this is up there didn't even knew this I learned something new today thanks a million nice video & educated may LORD keep on blessing u richly so u can keep up this AWESOME video's shalom till next video 🇺🇸🇮🇱👏👏🙌🙌👆
An incredible story! Second Temple period: so it was examined by archaeologists? How many names are repeated the same in the offspring of children...a coincidence, I think.
I would suggest people look up the Desposnyi... Tertullian, Origen, and others wrote of them... They were held to be descendants of Jesus, his brothers and sisters... Records have them as bishops of Jerusalem... Medieval records have them as early rulers of France...
A Biblical fact as-well about the name Jesus (Yeshua) being common is Colossians 4:11 mentions another Jesus not the Son of God but a friend of Paul ;)
I remember back years ago when one of the TV networks ran this story about finding the ossuary of Jesus and Mary and his son. I remember it being not very convincing.
Kind of like finding a grave with “John Smith” on a grave! That’s part of the trouble doing ancestry. Nope, I don’t buy that is the family tomb. That was a really pissed off cat. Stay safe, Shalom.
I like to belive I'm good at archeology: first nation's (before all the ruckus though I do share some condolences if the revelations are true) and Biblical archeology I like Allen's posits which are very cogent. 3. Socioeconomic Theory 4. Common Name Theory Similar to the Bone Box controversy in 2012 though if this was tomb was found in 2005 then the Talpiot tomb would've been one of the first Biblical Reconstructivist controversies (credible that held any sway) 5. Apostle Conspiracy Theory which doesn't fit the inspired Word I haven't poured over the data of the dig. Remember watching Simcha and respected his work but he seem to pander more to Biblical Reconstructionism theories, passively speaking, later on in his career. He used tunnel specialists and cameras that broadcasted live. It was similar to Josh Gates Eqypt Live broadcast. If they dated it to the Temple Period the only thing left is to do a epi-paleographical statistical analysis maybe mixed in with a Toponomistic study (study of place names a branch of historical archaeology) Even after all that effort its still doesn't fit with the Biblical narrative. To that I refer to Tim Mahoneys Patterns of Evidence first video as he struggles with data that he finds along the way or B.A.S.E.S.s Bob Cornuke for examples of following the journey biblically for evidence.
Statistic name analysis makes this tomb highly likely to be the Jesus clan family tomb. The burial site next to it contained people also associated with the early Christian movement. The cheveron above the tomb is also another indicator.
If not the Holy Sepulcher Church, Garden Tomb, and this Talpiot then maybe the tomb in Galilee in the city of Tsafat(Safed) as mentioned by 16th-century Kabbalistic Rabbi Isaac ben Luria ("the Ari")(James D.Tabor, The Jesus Dynasty,2006:p.237-240). I would not dismiss Simcha (joker) and Tarbor's arguments on this subject; In The Lost Tomb of Jesus on youtube on April 7,2020 and a contra-film by C.Evans in Jesus Tomb Unmasked, we see that Israel's Antiquity Museum staff member simply lied (he denied about the request for the DNA test in 2006 as in Simcha's film)about the DNA test on bones from the Talpiot usuaries which were done at Lakehead Univ. in Ontario. Strange at all, why did they make tests only for "Jesus" and "Mary Magdalene", and discover they were not from the same family tree, but they did not test other bones like that of a child ("Jude son of Jesus"). Of course, there are plenty of questions: why there is no mention of the place of address ("Jesus,..., any from Nazareth") like in other ossuaries, and as You mentioned such (Talpiot) tombs were for rich families but Jesus' one from Nazareth was very poor; more still this dealer Oded Golan who kept "James, the brother of Jesus" ossuary seemed to be a not honest one and was charged by Authorities for selling "fakes" (I do not know the outcome of the court decision). For the first Christians, the "empty tomb" was not an issue or important: Acts and NT letters that were written earlier than Gospels' origin- do not mention it at all
Common names, but very low probability when you put the names in a cluster. The probability is even smaller, much smaller than 1 / 600. The Sanhedron Joseph Rivera Matthias owned the land. This isn't at all wild speculation.
Dr. James White wrote a book called “From Toronto to Emmaus” in response to the Talpiot tomb “documentary”. He thoroughly refutes the claims made, uncovers lies and dishonesty of the filmmakers and people involved in the project, and points to multiple areas where very poor research, scholarship are present in the project. Also in a study of over 3,000 Jewish Israeli (Non-diaspora) names from about 250 years before Jesus to 250 years after Jesus revealed this; The most popular Female name was Mary (overwhelmingly first place). The 2nd and 5th most Popular male names were Joseph and Jesus. In those days second names or titles were used to differentiate people who shared common names. For example, Simon was the most popular male name at that time and the Bible confirms this with not only the high number of Simons but the second names/titles they all have; Simon Peter, Simon the Zealot, Simon of Cyrene, Simon the Leper, Simon the Sorcerer, Simon the tanner. In order to differentiate who was who, something unique would be used such as; son of, from, job description, medical or physical trait, wife of. So if Jesus who was often referred to as being from Nazareth was buried here in Jerusalem it would be more like that “Jesus from Nazareth” would be used instead of “Jesus son of Joseph” as that combination of names was far more common than say a Jesus from Nazareth. His town would be much better to differentiate him than Bar Joseph. Anyway, Jesus died, was buried and rose again (bodily) to overcome death and evil. Through our faith in his precious shed blood we will be with him eternally.
Mrs Bez here. Shalom Danny!!! Good job with determining this is not the burial site of Yeshua the Moshiach!!! How true that Yeshua, Josef, Miriam are common Jewish names, and all the more reason for belief in Adonai's Word - the Tenach & Brit Chadesha that details the death, burial and resurrection of Yeshua the Moshiach! I am looking forward to your next vlog on Caiaphas!! We love the God of Yisrael!!!
Danny, why does Simka (sp?) always try to prove that Yeshua's body did not rise? I watched the episode where he removed this cement "lid" and it appeared to be him overstepping his legal bounds. I used to watch him all the time and stopped!!! I love watching you... my heart as a believer in Yeshua and my love for Yisrael lives in me through your videos.... you are very fair and humble with your info and I love your efforts for those of us 🇺🇸 ❤️ here who LONG to go to Yisrael... bless you Danny mightily...
You can't pick and chose what's real and what's not real in the gospels. It's all Gods word or it's not. I'm thinking the gospels are Gods word. Jesus is the Son of God and sits at the right hand of God. Thank you for this video Danny. I love to watch your videos. God bless you.
Thanks Danny, ya Simcha Yakobovich makes his money selling wild ideas. You also, have to think of things like if Jesus was still alive Caiaphas would still want him gone and at that point could call him a fake messiah legitimately and have him crucified again. Then we have Paul who knew his followers and gave many years of his life up to his death willingly. It is just a strange tradition.
Thank you for another video, but for me i dont believe that was the tomb of Jesus & his family. if anyone believe in that it means you dont believe what is written in the Bible.
I don't believe when I meet Jesus in Heaven he will have flesh and bones. The disciples do not describe a corpse resuscitation. They describe a glorified divine body. I respectfully disagree and will say God bless you.
Oh please Jesus went to heaven, he is coming back for the bride mean (us the church) jews people never accept him as him king and saviour. Shame of them
If so how did Mary walk into the tomb? If Jesus didn't rise how did I receive the Holy Ghost and speak in tongues. It doesn't work and a lot of people would like to disprove it. Like Rome or the Arabs.
Here's a couple more reasons why the Talpiot tomb doesn't make sense:
1. A Kokhim tomb (horizontal hole in the wall) doesn't fit with an angel at the foot and another at the head. John 20:12
2. Talpiot is 3 miles from the Old City. We are to believe that Jesus walked 3 miles with the cross? (Jesus was buried "near" where he was crucified.)
Very true!
Howdy Danny, I was under the impression this tomb is not nor supposed to be Golgotha its suggested the deciples stole the body and moved. Mind you this isn't my tradition nor belief. It would have been nice to see a few pictures of simcas discovery.
Christians would do everything to prove that Jesus was the messiah. But having a gravesite with the names of all the usual suspects doesn't prove anything. To prove the authenticity of the grave you need to scientifically proof that the names were inscribed at the time of Jesus' death.
@@RudydeGrootso true....the ossuarium is maybe 2000 years old ...but the inscriptions from the names were ingraved from conterfeit workshop fraudsters, maybe James Cameron and Simjas gave the order to make the fake inscriptions
The geology of Israel…Jerusalem in particular, is so amazing. The area explored in this video filled with caves. Thank you for making and posting this video.
Jesus was God in the flesh and He was never married. Thank You for the videos!
You don't know if jesus was married. Amen.
Mark 9
And he said to them, “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see that the kingdom of God has come with power.”
... didn't happen. 😐. And what was an apocalyptic eschatology held by John the Baptist, "Jesus" himself, his brother James, and Paul obviously didn't come..."Jesus" didnt come back like he told those he would.
Then, people started to die. (I Corinthians) ...and what was just an oral tradition began to be written down. I don't think the Jews even believe "Jesus" was the Messiah let alone God in the flesh.Afterall, he didn't fulfill any of the Jewish Messianic prophecies.
How is it that many Christians I speak with are not even aware of this? 😐
@@adriansantiago313 Jesus could have never been married because He had the blood of God in Him. If He had gotten married and had children His children would have lived forever. He laid down His life, nobody took it. He chose to be punished, and die our death so we could take part in His resurrection, life and be forgiven of sins.
@@aaroncrawford8123 When Jesus was with us, He surely did say the kingdom has come. Everyone around Him saw His power in His earthly walk healing the sick, raising the dead, opening blind eyes. But the greatest power was demonstrated for all to see back then when He died, and arose from the grave three days later with the keys of hell and death. So you see, the Kingdom of God did come with power for many to see before they tasted death. Just like then peoples eyes, minds and hearts are blinded by the God of this world. Repent and believe the good news.
Thanks Danny. Always informative and always appreciated!
I enjoy all the sights
How interesting brother Danny! Thank you for showing us! God bless you! ❤❤❤
I remember watching something about this on TV. I remember they had to close it because of people living around there. I saw the boxes with the names, but there were so many Mary's and so on and so forth.
Really interested Danny. I remember clearly watching "the lost tomb of Jesus" a few years ago. I'm no expert but while the film makers try so hard to make the viewer believe that this is the tomb of Jesus and his family there is so much evidence that it isn't. Great video and thanks 😊👍
Good Day Danny, I remember seeing that video about the tombs. He went into the building and drilled into another tomb and that's where the burial boxes were. I'm going to stay with the traditional story, but it was fascinating. You and Simcha both are helping people with their Faith by showing the evidence. Keep on Digging 🙏4✌
Simcha is helping people with their faith?? Haha. Dohkay. 🙄
Great videos! Thank you for posting these :)
Great video. I have never heard of that tomb or story. But the Professor , again, took us to school with this very interesting story.
Thanks again Danny. I think it is good that someone with your expertise can speak to controversial things like this that try to deny the truth about Yeshua and the Bible. This kind of stuff actually started right after the resurrection as stated in Matthew 28:12 where the chief priests and elders paid the soldiers to say that his disciples stole him away while they slept. Also, there has been controversy brought up about the location of the temple and that might might be a good vlog series for you given your archaeological expertise and knowledge. Shalom.
I’m sure they would have loved to have said it was Jesus’s tomb. Thank you for your analysis, Danny!
Why not? The first written sources, St.Paul's letters from AD 50s do not mention a "tomb story" at all; more, in 1 Corinthians 15:35nn St.Paul made a difference between the resurrected "heavenly body" and "earthly body" (v.40). Only one crucified man was discovered in 1968 in Jerusalem (now in the Israel Museum) but "the thousands of victims crucifixion left not traces save one" (J.D.Crossan, Excavating Jesus",2001,p.289(The Burial of Crucified Criminals). Probably, the same happened to Jesus; Romans crucified 2000 rebels after the death of Herod the Great in 4 BCE and thousands during the siege of Jerusalem in AD 70.
@@krzysztofciuba271 The discovery in 1968, by archaeologist Vassilios Tzaferis, of a tomb that contained the bones of a crucified man (named Yehohanan) is all the proof you need that Crossan is wrong. It was a black swan event.
@@tonyoliver2750 Do U understand what i wrote?
@@krzysztofciuba271 I do. The very fact that archaeological evidence of a crucified man, Yehohanan, shows that the body was placed in a tomb and not thrown into a ditch is proof that JD Crosson's claim about what happened to the bodies of the crucified is wrong. It's a black swan event.
What about the 2000 rebels crucified in BCE 4 by Varus in Sepphoris, not far from Nazareth after the uprising there or after the Spartacus uprising, etc. in Rome?@@tonyoliver2750 J.Flavius managed to take down three, of his friends from the crosses but only one survived later as he personally begged the Roman General, Titus in AD 70(also in R.E.Brown, The Death of Messiah, AD 1994, 2vol.ab.2000 pages (now I am far from my Library to give the exact page)-i.e., only a rich family could bribe the local Roman Chief to geet the body from a cross
He was resurrected body and all he overcame death so we can overcome washed in his precious Blood Amen!
Thank you for debunking the crackpots !!! God's Blessings to you !!!
More proof Jesus is Risen, and Seated at the Right Hand of the Father. Praise the Lord.
Howdy folks, hopefully everyone is having a great day
Toda, Danny. Yeah I watched that documentary and had to laugh. Btw good to know you're a cat lover like me. Wow, that was a loud meow! I was quite surprised seeing so many cats in Jerusalem when I was there. Shalom.
Thanks for informative videos. The genuine site should be closer to wherever Pilate was located.
I don't know you and I do know Smicha ,and I rather go with the finds that are in his documentary .
איש באמונתו יחיה
Thanks brother from🤔we know the true 😊it's amazing all this is up there didn't even knew this I learned something new today thanks a million nice video & educated may LORD keep on blessing u richly so u can keep up this AWESOME video's shalom till next video 🇺🇸🇮🇱👏👏🙌🙌👆
Loved it !!!!!!!
An incredible story! Second Temple period: so it was examined by archaeologists? How many names are repeated the same in the offspring of children...a coincidence, I think.
I would suggest people look up the Desposnyi...
Tertullian, Origen, and others wrote of them... They were held to be descendants of Jesus, his brothers and sisters... Records have them as bishops of Jerusalem... Medieval records have them as early rulers of France...
Yeshuah, Miriam, Yosef, etc were popular names in that time.
Why is there no #41 episode?
No time to make it.. maybe this winter ..
A Biblical fact as-well about the name Jesus (Yeshua) being common is Colossians 4:11 mentions another Jesus not the Son of God but a friend of Paul ;)
I remember back years ago when one of the TV networks ran this story about finding the ossuary of Jesus and Mary and his son. I remember it being not very convincing.
Philip was a scribe. It is not the body that rises. You are a reporter, yes? Gnostic gospel of Phillip. Good Bless and Keep Faith 🙏 🙏 🙏.
This must've been Tom Clancy's inspiration for his novels that produced the Tom Hank's movies, I think it was angels and demons🤔
Kind of like finding a grave with “John Smith” on a grave! That’s part of the trouble doing ancestry. Nope, I don’t buy that is the family tomb. That was a really pissed off cat. Stay safe, Shalom.
The 11th Ossuary turns out to be the James son of Yosef brother of Yeshua, which makes this tomb more likely the family of Yeshua.
It wasn’t found there.. sorry..
I like to belive I'm good at archeology: first nation's (before all the ruckus though I do share some condolences if the revelations are true) and Biblical archeology
I like Allen's posits which are very cogent.
3. Socioeconomic Theory
4. Common Name Theory
Similar to the Bone Box controversy in 2012 though if this was tomb was found in 2005 then the Talpiot tomb would've been one of the first Biblical Reconstructivist controversies (credible that held any sway)
5. Apostle Conspiracy Theory which doesn't fit the inspired Word
I haven't poured over the data of the dig. Remember watching Simcha and respected his work but he seem to pander more to Biblical Reconstructionism theories, passively speaking, later on in his career.
He used tunnel specialists and cameras that broadcasted live. It was similar to Josh Gates Eqypt Live broadcast.
If they dated it to the Temple Period the only thing left is to do a epi-paleographical statistical analysis maybe mixed in with a Toponomistic study (study of place names a branch of historical archaeology)
Even after all that effort its still doesn't fit with the Biblical narrative. To that I refer to Tim Mahoneys Patterns of Evidence first video as he struggles with data that he finds along the way or B.A.S.E.S.s Bob Cornuke for examples of following the journey biblically for evidence.
Talpiot Tomb is real Jesus Tomb
Ok, if you say so..🤷♂️
I think Yosef (Joseph) and Yeshua (Jesus) were common names back then
Statistic name analysis makes this tomb highly likely to be the Jesus clan family tomb. The burial site next to it contained people also associated with the early Christian movement. The cheveron above the tomb is also another indicator.
If not the Holy Sepulcher Church, Garden Tomb, and this Talpiot then maybe the tomb in Galilee in the city of Tsafat(Safed) as mentioned by 16th-century Kabbalistic Rabbi Isaac ben Luria ("the Ari")(James D.Tabor, The Jesus Dynasty,2006:p.237-240). I would not dismiss Simcha (joker) and Tarbor's arguments on this subject; In The Lost Tomb of Jesus on youtube on April 7,2020 and a contra-film by C.Evans in Jesus Tomb Unmasked, we see that Israel's Antiquity Museum staff member simply lied (he denied about the request for the DNA test in 2006 as in Simcha's film)about the DNA test on bones from the Talpiot usuaries which were done at Lakehead Univ. in Ontario. Strange at all, why did they make tests only for "Jesus" and "Mary Magdalene", and discover they were not from the same family tree, but they did not test other bones like that of a child ("Jude son of Jesus"). Of course, there are plenty of questions: why there is no mention of the place of address ("Jesus,..., any from Nazareth") like in other ossuaries, and as You mentioned such (Talpiot) tombs were for rich families but Jesus' one from Nazareth was very poor; more still this dealer Oded Golan who kept "James, the brother of Jesus" ossuary seemed to be a not honest one and was charged by Authorities for selling "fakes" (I do not know the outcome of the court decision).
For the first Christians, the "empty tomb" was not an issue or important: Acts and NT letters that were written earlier than Gospels' origin- do not mention it at all
Common names, but very low probability when you put the names in a cluster. The probability is even smaller, much smaller than 1 / 600. The Sanhedron Joseph Rivera Matthias owned the land. This isn't at all wild speculation.
Dr. James White wrote a book called “From Toronto to Emmaus” in response to the Talpiot tomb “documentary”.
He thoroughly refutes the claims made, uncovers lies and dishonesty of the filmmakers and people involved in the project, and points to multiple areas where very poor research, scholarship are present in the project.
Also in a study of over 3,000 Jewish Israeli (Non-diaspora) names from about 250 years before Jesus to 250 years after Jesus revealed this;
The most popular Female name was Mary (overwhelmingly first place). The 2nd and 5th most Popular male names were Joseph and Jesus.
In those days second names or titles were used to differentiate people who shared common names. For example, Simon was the most popular male name at that time and the Bible confirms this with not only the high number of Simons but the second names/titles they all have;
Simon Peter, Simon the Zealot, Simon of Cyrene, Simon the Leper, Simon the Sorcerer, Simon the tanner.
In order to differentiate who was who, something unique would be used such as; son of, from, job description, medical or physical trait, wife of.
So if Jesus who was often referred to as being from Nazareth was buried here in Jerusalem it would be more like that “Jesus from Nazareth” would be used instead of “Jesus son of Joseph” as that combination of names was far more common than say a Jesus from Nazareth. His town would be much better to differentiate him than Bar Joseph.
Anyway, Jesus died, was buried and rose again (bodily) to overcome death and evil. Through our faith in his precious shed blood we will be with him eternally.
Totally agree with you!
The Jesus bone box was on display at the museum....maybe it still is.
It still is!
Do you want me to tell you where the Ark of the Covenant is right now?
Only if you want to.. 😄
Simca and others can keep looking for the body of Jesus, because they refuse to accept the fact that he rose to heaven
Mrs Bez here. Shalom Danny!!! Good job with determining this is not the burial site of Yeshua the Moshiach!!! How true that Yeshua, Josef, Miriam are common Jewish names, and all the more reason for belief in Adonai's Word - the Tenach & Brit Chadesha that details the death, burial and resurrection of Yeshua the Moshiach! I am looking forward to your next vlog on Caiaphas!! We love the God of Yisrael!!!
The “naked archeologist.”is very deceived.🥵 so glad you are taking him on Danny!🙏🏻
I've seen many stories of finding Jesus's family tomb but like you said Jesus James Mary and Joseph were very common names in the 1st century.
Danny, why does Simka (sp?) always try to prove that Yeshua's body did not rise? I watched the episode where he removed this cement "lid" and it appeared to be him overstepping his legal bounds. I used to watch him all the time and stopped!!! I love watching you... my heart as a believer in Yeshua and my love for Yisrael lives in me through your videos.... you are very fair and humble with your info and I love your efforts for those of us 🇺🇸 ❤️ here who LONG to go to Yisrael... bless you Danny mightily...
Jesus didn't have a wife. He said he was not of THIS world and that the children of THIS world marry and are given in marriage.
You can't pick and chose what's real and what's not real in the gospels. It's all Gods word or it's not. I'm thinking the gospels are Gods word. Jesus is the Son of God and sits at the right hand of God. Thank you for this video Danny. I love to watch your videos. God bless you.
Thanks Danny, ya Simcha Yakobovich makes his money selling wild ideas. You also, have to think of things like if Jesus was still alive Caiaphas would still want him gone and at that point could call him a fake messiah legitimately and have him crucified again. Then we have Paul who knew his followers and gave many years of his life up to his death willingly. It is just a strange tradition.
Thank you for another video, but for me i dont believe that was the tomb of Jesus & his family. if anyone believe in that it means you dont believe what is written in the Bible.
Indeed
I don't believe when I meet Jesus in Heaven he will have flesh and bones. The disciples do not describe a corpse resuscitation. They describe a glorified divine body. I respectfully disagree and will say God bless you.
Utter nonsense
Oh please Jesus went to heaven, he is coming back for the bride mean (us the church) jews people never accept him as him king and saviour. Shame of them
You should be more tolerant to other beliefs..
Mark 9 😐
I watched their supposed doc and thought how could they find Jesus's bones when he was resurrected then i laughed at it
If so how did Mary walk into the tomb? If Jesus didn't rise how did I receive the Holy Ghost and speak in tongues. It doesn't work and a lot of people would like to disprove it. Like Rome or the Arabs.
🤷♂️
Wow...I see a lot of Theology distorting what we know from History going in here. 🫤
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