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THE SHROUD OF TURIN 🟤 | The Mystery of the Holy Shroud: have we finally unveiled its secrets?

In October 1355, the Shroud of Turin was shown to the world for the first time when a French knight named Geoffroi de Charny displayed in a church in Lirey what he claimed was the greatest treasure recovered from the plundering of the Crusades. A relic lost for more than thirteen centuries, destined to strengthen the faith of the entire Christian world. A treasure turned into the most powerful connection between humanity, God, and the Son. The knight was presenting what was said to be the shroud that had covered Jesus of Nazareth after his death by crucifixion. A cloth in which his face and body could be seen. The only physical evidence of the image of the Son of God. The story of what would come to be known as the Holy Shroud had begun to be written. A cloth that has captivated both believers and scientists. Known in academic circles as the "Shroud of Turin" due to its final resting place, it remains an enigma that has led to countless dead ends. Either it is the actual shroud that covered the body of Jesus Christ, or it is a medieval forgery. And neither option has ever achieved unanimous consensus. After radiocarbon dating in 1988 determined that the cloth had been made in the Middle Ages—over a thousand years after the historical Jesus’ death—the mystery seemed to be settled for more than three decades. But in November 2024, following a controversial article, speculation about the origins of the Shroud of Turin resurfaced one last time. 💸💸💸 Ways of supporting the content: 🅿 | PayPal: paypal.me/polbertran96 ✅ | Becoming a member:    / @deephorizons   🟠 | Patreon:   / polbertran   🎥🎥🎥 My main channel : @PolBertran 📫📫📫 My social media: 📸 | Instagram: @polbertraan 🐤 | Twitter: @Polbertraan 🎵 | TikTok: @polbertran CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Chapter I: Resurrection 15:12 - Chapter II: The Confessions of the Linen 28:53 - Chapter III: The Face of the Son of God