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Posted by clueless [186.15.42.98] on Sunday, April 08, 2012 at 11:41:56 :
In Reply to: Happy Easter posted by The Dodge Boys [64.121.152.7] on Sunday, April 08, 2012 at 08:21:15 :
Interesting tidbit below and he did make wood power wagons of his day
The Nazarene as he appears on the cloth they wrapped him up in
for many years this has been passed off off as a forgery, but has pretty much been debunked as there was no way to forge this
Jesus of Nazareth was of formidable stature(as you can tell by his image on the cloth)(which may explain why the women flocked to him//lol), not the weakling as depicted by holywood etc. and being a carpeter in his day made him even more so, hauling hueing and sawing logs with his bare hands. They also called him the Gallilean which should read Gaulilean as the Assyrian King beforehand had brought in Gauls who were master carpenters to build for him and where they settled became known as Gaullilee
