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It shows the face of a man "puffed up" from beatings, which we know the Roman soldiers did to the Lord prior to His excruciating death on the cross - for us.

The fabric areas on the Shroud where the image is contained are only one fiber deep, so no paint or stain on earth could remain on the top surface of the first layer of the fibrils.

The Shroud displays the precise medical details of crucifixion – complexities only recently documented – that no medieval artist could possibly have known.

It gets much more amazing.


Negative of image on front of Shroud of Turin

Assuming the image was actually made by placing the body of a man in the middle of the 14-foot length of fabric – which most everyone who has studied it believes is the case – three-dimensional, holographic images made from photographs of the Shroud suggest the body was weightless or levitating when they produced the likeness.

That's right, 3-D holographic information somehow mysteriously present in the Shroud reveals that the image is one produced not from a body lying on a stone slab, but rather an image of a weightless body, perhaps levitating above its resting place – without the indentations of the calves, buttocks and shoulders one would expect to see of a body lying on a hard surface.

Finish reading this at: World Net Daily

I agree, I believe it is real too.

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"Sometimes when you feel little, useless, beaten down and depressed; always remember that you were once the fastest and the most victorious sperm in your group"

is this real face of Jesus?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdmNd8LsYPY&feature=related

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"Sometimes when you feel little, useless, beaten down and depressed; always remember that you were once the fastest and the most victorious sperm in your group"

Well, I was a skeptic until Pope Benedict just declared it the *actual* burial shroud of Jesus.

Now I believe!

God Bless,
Perry

A lot of my students ask me for scientific evidence for the existence of Jesus Christ, and I always refer them to the Shroud of Turin. It's a fantastic stepping stone in the journey from making skeptics into believers.

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"I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." - Matthew 25: 40

You can't deny the fact that there is only ONE! If it were possible to duplicate then people would be all over the duplicating process just to debunk the original, but nobody has! They also have found NONE like it, if it were a common practice for that time then there would at least be more than one with an image on it.