I Didn't Believe The Shroud Until I Saw This
Video from Lost Art Ranch
I Didn't Believe The Shroud Until I Saw This
"I didn't believe the Shroud of Turin until I saw what the cloth actually shows — not the headlines.
For years I thought it was a medieval forgery. Carbon dated. Case closed. I was wrong about it, and this video is about why I changed my mind and why staying correctable matters.
We talk about closed-handed vs open-handed beliefs — what saves you vs what we can disagree on and still be family — why Peter needed to be corrected in Galatians 2, and the 3 things that moved me: STURP finding no paint, the photographic negative no forger could have faked, the post-mortem blood that stayed red, and the burst of light physicists say would be needed to make it — 34,000 billion watts in 1/40th of a billionth of a second.
This cloth isn't more holy than the shirt on your back. The power that could have made that image already lives in you if you belong to Jesus." from the video introduction
00:00 I Used To Think The Shroud Was Fake
01:46 Closed Hand vs Open Hand — Why We Flip Them
03:57 It Was The Blood — Not The Carbon Dating
04:41 The Negative That Shouldn't Exist
06:18 The Side Wound That Changed My Mind
07:44 34,000 Billion Watts — God Took The First Selfie
08:29 What About The 1988 Carbon Dating?
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