The Shroud of Turin and its Significance for Biblical Studies

Gary Habermas

The Shroud of Turin and its Significance for Biblical Studies

Gary Habermas

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Abstract

This essay addresses the four areas most commonly questioned in a study of the shroud of Turin: its history, its relationship with the NT descriptions of Jewish burial techniques, correlations with the person of Jesus, and any possible evidence for his resurrection. Evangelical critics usually concentrate on the NT data related to Jesus' burial: the author therefore gives special attention to this area.

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State	Published - Mar 1 1981
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Name	Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)

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