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The documentary investigates an ancient stone tablet that may challenge core beliefs of Christianity. Investigative journalist Simka Yakubovic travels from deserts to tombs, examining the historical context of biblical stories. The tablet, which is 2,000 years old, contains an inscription that suggests a messiah who dies and rises after three days, potentially predating Jesus. This raises questions about the origins of the resurrection narrative associated with Jesus and introduces the figure of Gabriel, who is linked to the announcement of the messiah in both Hebrew and Christian texts.
The film also covers the implications of this discovery on traditional Christian beliefs, particularly regarding Jesus's travels. It suggests that Jesus may have journeyed beyond the Holy Land to fulfill his messianic mission, possibly reaching as far as modern-day Spain. This challenges the long-held view that Jesus never left the Holy Land, presenting a new perspective on his life and the early Christian narrative.
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.
Perfect For
Biblical history enthusiastsArchaeology fansChristianity scholars