The
Gospel says, "So they took Jesus ' body and particular its swaddling
clothes with fragrances, as commonly executed Jews".
In
1204, during the 4th crusade, the Crusaders captured Constantine and Paul, in
connection with the event chronicler Robert de Clary said that a Frenchman by
the name of Otto de la Roche took as a trophy piece of linen cloth. This shroud
size 1.1 x 4.36 m was notable because bore the fingerprints of blood and sweat.
If you look closely you can see the outlines of the human body. She was first
in France and then came to Turin.
Claim
that the shroud was in Jerusalem to V or VI century. Tradition says that this
is precisely the linen shroud, which Joseph of Arimathea wrapped the body of
Christ.
In
1889, the interest in the legendary piece of flax broke out with renewed vigor.
Technological progress has allowed to photograph the Shroud for the first time,
finally. And the result was astounding: a photographic negative, changing black
and white scenes, it became clear seen face.
This
sensational photograph rushed study specialists from all over the world.
Critics have noticed that the image on the negative looks absolutely natural
and anatomically correct, because, like every living person, left and right
sides of a person were in this image are not the same. It is known that the
painters of the middle ages did not pay attention to these subtle differences.
The artists have tried to prove that no Wizard, even if the model is not able
to accurately re-create the mind of negative human face and play it in the
portrait.
Thus,
Found the shroud can no longer be considered forgery: it really was an imprint
of a human face. Even art historians, initially told her authenticity, have now
agreed that the portrait on it not to deliberately portray as negative. It's
just nobody.
After
this exciting discovery scientists too often shroud. Many eminent experts in
different fields have begun to research. Decades of experiments and explorations have yielded impressive
results.
Print
on canvas shows traces of tumors on the face. It is possible that it is. In
addition, there are clearly places where hammered nails-they discovered and studied
by Dr. V.Barbe in Paris. Traces of blood on it as discharged, while the victim
was still alive and after his death from wounds on the chest and feet.
What period is this famous shroud? The manner in which it carries, determines the time of its occurrence period of several decades after the start of a new era; more precise dating is difficult. However, the date can be specified by using the sensitive Geiger counters. Then error will be narrowed to a few years at least, you can determine when grown flax, from which is woven the robe.
