In the end, we may never know with 100 percent certainty where Jesus was buried. It could be the Garden Tomb, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, or some lost or undiscovered site.

While archaeologists overwhelmingly support the Church of the Holy Sepulchre as the historical site of Jesus’s burial, the Garden Tomb continues to attract Protestant worshippers. This deep dive ...

Jesus knew in the Garden of Gethsemane that the curse proclaimed in the Garden of Eden could only be broken on the cross. CLICK HERE TO GET THE OPINION NEWSLETTER. 3. ... The Garden Tomb.

Garden Tomb is ranked #10 out of 13 things to do in Jerusalem. ... but it is widely believed that Jesus Christ was actually buried and then resurrected in the Garden Tomb.

There is, however, no way that the Garden Tomb is the tomb of Jesus. The Gospels suggest that Jesus was laid in a newly constructed tomb made for Joseph of Arimathea (Matt. 27:57-60).

Archaeologists Found a 2,000-Year-Old Garden Beneath a Church That May Be the Site of Jesus’s Tomb. ... there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which no one had ever been laid.”- ...

The Garden Tomb is outside the Old City walls, near the Damascus Gate. Christian tradition says Jesus' body was laid on a slab cut from a limestone cave after his crucifixion by the Romans more ...

An archaeological discovery at the site where Jesus is believed to have been buried may provide new evidence supporting the Biblical account.. Researchers uncovered remnants of an ancient garden ...

Jesus’ journey from crucifixion and burial to resurrection is the ultimate before and after story. ... A garden tomb became the stage for history’s best 'before and after' Advertisement.

Archaeologists Found a 2,000-Year-Old Garden Beneath a Church. It May Be the Site of Jesus's Tomb. The early results from a long-awaited excavation of the quarry beneath the Church of the Holy ...

Jesus, with the simplicity of a question, makes space for Mary’s sorrow. At the garden tomb—that place of both greenery and grave, of miracle and mourning—Christ’s compassionate moment ...