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The Shroud of Turin and The Face of Jesus

Updated: Aug 12, 2023

The Shroud of Turin and The Face of Jesus

Is this the face of our Lord?

i think we all would love to see His face and very soon we will.

Our lives are a vapor.

I really want it to be the face of Jesus.

Sometimes I even dream of seeing His face!

Below is an AI version of the face on the Shroud of Turin.

It is animated! That animation makes me long even more to see Him!!

A.I. enhanced face from the Turin Shroud is this the real face of Christ?

Video from Widerperspective Productions

The Shroud of Turin and The Face of Jesus

"The Mystery Man: Who was the Man of the Shroud of Turin?" Exhibit

Video from ROME REPORTS in English

"(2022) Artisplendore Exhibitions is displaying the exhibition, “The Mystery Man,” which seeks to answer one of history's great questions: Who was the man in the Shroud of Turin? After more than 15 years of scientific studies, a hyper-realistic work of the man whose silhouette appears on the shroud will be displayed.' from video introduction

Oddvar Soevik in the doorway of the empty tomb model at the exhibit

A marvellous exhibition of the Shroud of Turin in Salamanca, Spain

"A marvellous exhibition of the Shroud of Turin in Salamanca, Spain By Jostein Andreassen and Oddvar Soevik Are we who are living up in the high North countries, very provincial? Sometimes we can feel it in that way. Anyway, very important things can happen in the church south in Europe without our knowledge. For example, this: On the Internet we found that there had been worked on for 15 years an exhibition of the Shroud of Turin that was going to be displayed in Salamanca, Spain. It opened on October 13. 2022, so in December my friend Oddvar Soevik and I took a plane from Norway to Madrid. There we went by a diesel-train up in the Sierra de Guadamarra mountains with peaks up to 2400 m. The line went up to 1165 m. On our way we passed a UNESCO world heritage monastery and art treasure El Escorial 500 years old and then UNESCO’s fabulous town Avila, a thousand years old and high up in the mountains. This little town has Europe’s best preserved stonewalls, finer than Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Germany and Lucca in Italy. The Spanish saint Theresa of Avila (1515-82) came from there. After three hours we arrived in Salamanca, about 160 000 inhabitants, 865 m above sea level. This is the most famous university town in Spain, with a university founded in 1218! We were close to the border of Portugal, in the landscape Castilla y Leon.." from the article: A marvellous exhibition of the Shroud of Turin in Salamanca, Spain