Ancient tomb marks prove that Jesus once had a wife and son

Recently, archaeologists have discovered something new in the tomb of Jesus in Jerusalem. The results reveal that Jesus once had a wife and a son named Judah .

Jesus once had a wife and a son

According to the latest news in the Daily Mail, Arye Shimron, an Israeli geologist, confirmed the existence of the son of God in fact a tomb of Jesus in Jerusalem.

After conducting the research here, Dr. Arye Shimron said he has combined the study of James' box of remains - a 2000-year-old limestone box with the son of a brother to Jesus - for a long time. there was a lot of controversy around the tomb of the Jesus family in the eastern neighborhood of the city of Talpiot.

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This study reveals an important information that shows that Jesus is married, and has a child , and this proves that physical resurrection is not possible. According to Dr. Shimron, 'son of God, Judah ' and wife of Jesus, Mary was buried with 7 other people in this tomb.

Dr. Shimron's discovery was once again controversial about Talpiot's burial site , discovered in 1980. The remains of the inner core of a small cup carry the words: 'Jesus, Joseph's son .' Maria, Joseph, Mary, Yose, Matthew and especially the words ' Judah, the son of Jesus' were the most controversial.

Joseph, Mary and Jesus are all names that are repeated many times according to the statistics of the tombs of traces of Jesus' family, and the words called Judah are very rare. Experts and other archaeologists have dismissed the idea that the Jerusalem tomb is a place full of family members of Jesus' family.

The box of James's remains carries traces of proof that once belonged to the tomb of Jesus in Jerusalem

Recently, Dr. Shimron studied the box of remains of James. He performed about 150 chemical tests of samples taken from 25 different skeleton boxes - 15 of which were samples from other graves involved - and the results showed that traces of Magnesium, iron and silicon from James's comedy box completely match Talpiot's chemical chemistry.

Talpiot remains are covered with a thick layer of 'Rendzina' soil, which is characteristic of a hill in East Jerusalem where these cottages are found with strange chemical properties. The New York Times quoted Dr. Shimron: " I confirm one thing for sure that the skeleton box James once belonged to Talpiot's tomb for a very long time."

The remains have been found in the novices, which can prove that there is no resurrection of the body - a traditional Christian faith, while others believe this, take it as a sacred thing. Talpiot grave is now protected under a concrete slab, while archaeologists are found in archaeological archives of Israel Antiquities Authority.