The True Story of Jesus — Page 95
Chapter Twelve— The Shroud of Turin Millions of people believe that the Shroud of Turin is the very linen cloth in which Jesus as was wrapped after he was taken down from the cross. However, there are others who believe that it is fake and therefore challenge its authenticity. The Shroud is rarely displayed to the public, but when it is, it draws millions of people to the Cathedral of Turin in Italy, where it is kept with utmost security. Those who believe it to be genuine, point out that it contains a remarkable image of a life size bearded man with long hair. One half of the cloth bears the front image of a man while the other half shows the back. The image bears obvious marks of crucifixion. There are blood streaks which encircle the head probably due to the crown of thorns. Nail wounds also appear on the wrists. One large mark of blood flow is seen on the left side of the chest which corresponds to the piercing of right side of the body. Impressions from the scourging could also be seen on the body. From these