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The Jesus Tomb Unmasked

Non-Technical - Mar 29, 2009 - by Joel Kramer

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Excerpt In 1980, a tomb was discovered in Jerusalem. Recently, the documentary, The Jesus Family Tomb, claimed that two bone boxes found in the tomb contained the bones of Jesus Christ and his wife. But what does the evidence REALLY say? Was Jesus married? Have his bones really been found? See for yourself in this cutting edge video from Sourceflix. Continue reading

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