Familiar though this image may be, it is inherently flawed ... the events in Gethsemane offers an obvious clue to the real face of Jesus. It is clear that his features were typical of Galilean ...

The photos now making waves on the internet offer one of the most compelling glimpses of what Jesus Christ might have looked like. The Shroud of Turin, a linen cloth bearing a faint image of a man ...

The image on the shroud is believed to reflect the story of Jesus' crucifixion ... Research in the 1980s appeared to debunk the idea it was real after dating it to the Middle Ages, hundreds ...

This could suggest that the cloth was wrapped around a mortally wounded body prior to the image being formed. READ MORE: How did Jesus die as doctor-turned-priest claims he's solved Easter mystery ...

Among the funhouse images of fake children crying in the street and police officers saving inexplicably huge Bibles from the rain, countless depictions of Jesus Christ seem to take up an outsized ...

This sacred linen cloth, which holds a vague image of a man, has been revered for centuries by many as the burial shroud of Jesus Christ. It is believed to have wrapped His body after the ...

Getty Images This is supported by surviving papyrus ... As a poor Jewish man, the real Jesus would have not had a fancypants title, but would’ve instead been referred to by his place of origin.

AI images have become an unavoidable ... countless depictions of Jesus Christ seem to take up an outsized amount of AI real estate. It makes sense. The central figure of Christianity invokes ...