When Jesus’ Tomb Was Opened For The First Time, Scientists Made A Groundbreaking Discovery
Modern-day Israel is home to some of the most revered holy sites in Christianity, but none are more important than the Church of Holy Sepulchre, said to house Jesus’ tomb.
After centuries of decay from water and structural damage, scientists finally began a long overdue renovation of the tomb in October 2016. When they removed a slab of marble for the first time in hundreds and hundreds of years, lying beneath it was a never before-seen discovery.
