Parable - Decoding Christianity's Secrets
Synopsis
A 2,000-year-old stone tablet suggests the existence of a messiah who dies and rises after three days, predating the story of Jesus.
Synopsis
Simcha Jacobovici visits the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where Christians commemorate the resurrection of Jesus. He investigates an ancient stone tablet that may reference a messiah who rises after three days, possibly predating Jesus. Jacobovici also considers the discovery of nails believed to be from the crucifixion and a theory suggesting that Jesus traveled across the Mediterranean to fulfill his mission. These findings challenge long-held beliefs about early Christianity and its historical context.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out what an ancient tablet reveals about messianic beliefs.
- See how Simka Yakubovic reveals historical myths.
- Meet biblical scholar Israel Canola and his findings.
Did You Know
- The ancient stone tablet is 2,000 years old.
- The inscription on the tablet mentions a messiah who rises after three days.
- Gabriel, mentioned on the stone, is an angel who announces the messiah.
- The stone may predate Jesus, suggesting earlier beliefs in resurrection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ancient stone tablet discovered tell about a messiah?
The tablet tells the story of a messiah who is killed and rises from the dead after three days, which may not refer to Jesus.
Who is Gabriel in the context of the stone tablet?
Gabriel is mentioned as an angel who commands a prince of princes to rise again after three days, indicating a messianic figure.
What does the inscription 'domine eviemus' mean?
The inscription 'domine eviemus' in Latin means 'oh lord we have come'.
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