Tokyosnowlet: Could lead codices prove ‘the major discovery of Christian history’?

Could lead codices prove ‘the major discovery of Christian history’?

Relax all, I am not repeating anything of last week as I believe, hope and pray all is well and good now and wish to add the following,,,,

-  A personal and public note to my Friend Teresa: I love 'ya gal and we agree on more than we could ever disagree in my humble opinion and wish to say Happy Sunday and God Bless! We are on the same team! - ,  With Sincerity, Christopher

Now, this belated news of discovery and or disclosure actually promotes (or could) the very underpinning's of Christianity itself, that is a real written recording during and after the time Jesus Christ walked among us humans!



I happened to be listening to my favorite late night radio program Coast to Coast AM With George Noory and was mesmerized by this topic. I ventured further (as always) and quickly found the following which I will provide the first two paragraphs,,,,,,,

British archaeologists are seeking to authenticate what could be a landmark discovery in the documentation of early Christianity: a trove of 70 lead codices that appear to date from the 1st century CE, which may include key clues to the last days of Jesus' life. As UK Daily Mail reporter Fiona Macrae writes, some researchers are suggesting this could be the most significant find in Christian archeology since the Dead Sea scrolls in 1947.

The codices turned up five years ago in a remote cave in eastern Jordan—a region where early Christian believers may have fled after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 CE. The codices are made up of wirebound individual pages, each roughly the size of a credit card. They contain a number of images and textual allusions to the Messiah, as well as some possible references to the crucifixion and resurrection. Some of the codices were sealed, prompting yet more breathless speculation that they could include the sealed book, shown only to the Messiah, mentioned in the Book of Revelation. One of the few sentences translated thus far from the texts, according to the BBC, reads, "I shall walk uprightly"--a phrase that also appears in Revelation. "While it could be simply a sentiment common in Judaism," BBC writer Robert Pigott notes, "it could here be designed to refer to the resurrection.",,,,,,,,,,

At the time of this post the radio show website had not updated (unannounced guest) but the interview with the guest is amazing as he has actually seen, opened and deciphered some of the now unsealed 70 codices!


If all is correct and I personally believe it is, it will be the turning point in all believing in Christ as our Saviour with not one person on Earth denying His, Jesus Christ not only existence or Relationship to God but that of His imminent return!

 



p.s.; The muuzlims have no idea what Hell they are going to!