A debate about the crucifixion of Jesus was ignited when archaeologists discovered 12 boxes in a burial cave in south ...

Additionally, the description found in Luke 24:39 of Jesus’ wounds in his hands (or wrists, as was common) and feet matches the mechanics of crucifixion, where nails were driven to secure the ...

Jesus doesn’t explicitly say “nails,” and the Bible does not say Thomas touches Christ’s hands or his feet. García said many scholars also think John was written later—perhaps after ...

But alongside the boxes were two nails, which have since been linked to the crucifixion of Jesus. The nails ... could have been placed into a person's hand and through wood at an angle.

And that doubled usage of the phrase, as well as Jesus then offering to let Thomas examine those hands in which he expected to find those nail prints serve as ample proof of those nails — unless ...

I didn’t think about John 20:25 and the implication of the idea that Thomas was mistaken to think the resurrected Jesus would have nail marks in his hands. Thomas clearly would not have said ...

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I think of Jesus as the son of a carpenter and for His young adulthood He was often hammering things together and then one day, a very fateful day, there would be someone who would nail His hands ...