Photographic Negative Image Of Jesus Caused By His Photons

 How a Negative Image Consisting of Blood and Body Fluid Could Create The image on The Shroud  

 The Shroud of Turin is secured in a vault in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy, the Shroud is believed by millions to be the burial cloth of Jesus. It is a fine linen cloth, measuring 14.5 feet by 3.5 feet, and mysteriously displays a finely detailed negative photographic image — front and back, head to toe, of an anatomically correct man who appears to have been tortured, beaten, and crucified.  

Jesus' Photon Explosion During His Physical Body's Resurrection Reveals The Physical Body Of Man Is Our Father's  Incandescent Light Bulb

Our Sense Of Sacredness

Determines Our Frequency Of Consciousness

 The Shroud of Turin is one of the most mysterious objects in the world. Some say it's the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, while others claim it's a hoax. There are always new discoveries being made. I've put together a video summary of how scientific results point out that the Shroud was used to cover the body of Jesus Christ.