Have Jesus’ childhood home found?

Nazareth Kannant’s sisters
A Roman period, Byzantine, and Crusader Battle in Central Nazareth
Ken Dark
ISBN 9780367542191
Published on September 16, 2020 by Rotlej
284 pages 18 colors and 147 b/W reflection

According to archaeologist Ken Dark, the child of Jesus has been found under the Nazareth Convent Sisters in Israel’s Nasri.

It can be very well Jesus’ childhood home. It does not appear to be invited, but the house of this rock was the house of Jesus in Nazareth. The recent excavation of the Ken Dark and the Nazareth Archaeological Plan has revealed good evidence to suggest that Jesus was raised from there. Photo: Ken Dark.

The excavation located below the convent has been known since 1880, but has not been professionally excavated until the Naser archaeological project began its work in 2006. “Have Jesus’ unlucky house?” In the issue of March/April 2015 RepetitiveKen Dark, director of the Nazareth Archaeological Project, not only describes the remnants of the house, but also detects the evidence that shows that this is the place where Jesus spent his early years – or at least the place is considered to be in the home of Jesus’ childhood.

The excavation revealed the first century “courtyard” that was partially from the rock found and partially built from the rock walls. Many original features of the house still remain, including doors and windows. There were also found in this place, a reservoir and later, a Byzantine Church.

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Residue with detail found in the seventeenth -century Pelgram account D Lux Sancuts Point to the house of the courtyard found under the conveyant, which can be considered as the house of Jesus in Nazareth. Archaeological and geographical evidence from the Church of the Enliest, the International Marion Center and Mary well together to suggest that this could be a place where Jesus moves from a boy to humans.

Ken Dark has also discussed the relationship between Jesus, Nasrat’s childhood home and the main location of Sifurus. It has been thought that Saifuris may have provided Joseph to work and Jesus many important cultural experiences. However, Ken Dark believes that Nazareth was a larger city than traditionally understood, and was especially Jewish in its identity-which is against the Roman-infected syphore. It is partially based on the results of its Nahl Zipuri region survey that separates syphilis and nausea geographically.

For more information about Jesus’ childhood home, read the full article “Have Jesus’ unlucky house?” Through Ken Dark in the March/April 2015 issue Bible archeology reviews.

Nazareth Kannant’s sisters
A Roman period, Byzantine, and Crusader Battle in Central Nazareth

Ken Dark
ISBN 9780367542191
Published on September 16, 2020 by Rotlej
284 pages 18 colors and 147 b/W reflection

Read the full article “Have Jesus’ unlucky house?” Through Ken Dark in the March/April 2015 issue Bible archeology reviews.

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