If you’ve just heard about this story, you can read my initial comments here. More sound analysis can be found at James White’s site and at the internetmonk. Joe Zias, a retired expert in paleopathology in Israel, has some good comments on the ANE-2 list today (here and here, may require free membership to view). And the Discovery Channel will have a discussion forum with experts including James Charlesworth, Amy-Jill Levine, and James D. Tabor. Tabor will have more on his blog in days to come, and he appears to be a big promoter of this new theory, especially as it will help his book sales. Tabor’s starting point is that Jesus certainly had a human father and he certainly never walked out of his tomb.
Search
About the BiblePlaces Blog
The BiblePlaces Blog provides updates and analysis of the latest in biblical archaeology, history, and geography. Unless otherwise noted, the posts are written by Todd Bolen, PhD, Professor of Biblical Studies at The Master’s University.
Subscribe
Tags
10th Century
American Colony Photos
Analysis
Antiquities Trade
Dead Sea
Dead Sea Scrolls
Discoveries
Egypt
Excavations
Forgery
Galilee
Greece
Holidays
Israel's Coast
Italy
Jerusalem
Jezreel Valley
Jordan
Jordan Rift
Judah
Lebanon
Lectures
Mediterranean Islands
Mesopotamia
Museums
Negev
New Exhibits
Persia
Philistines
Photo Resources
Picture of the Week
Pseudo-Archaeology
Resources
Sad News
Samaria
Shephelah
Syria
Technology
Temple Mount
Tomb of Jesus
Tourism
Travels
Turkey
Weather
Weekend Roundup
Links
Notice
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. In any case, we will provide honest advice.
2 thoughts on “Tomb of Jesus (Monday links)”
Check out the official website for the film at: http://www.jesusfamilytomb.com
I just had a teensy little thought. Why was James buried in a different tomb than the rest of his family (acknowledging that the James ossuary is authentic)?