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What does the blood type of Jesus mean to the believer?

So today we're going to talk about the blood type of Jesus, not the blood lines of Jesus, because I've already done an extensive series on that.

This is going to be about the blood type of Jesus.

And if that holds a is going to be about the blood type of Jesus, and if that holds a

significant meaning to the believer, and I believe that it does. And we're going to look at the

passion cloths today briefly, because that's going to segue us into the blood type of Jesus,

and what that actually means. So as a believer, we believe that Christ was all God

and all man. And it meant that him being all man, that he had truly a human body with truly

human blood. And that's very important to this concept. Now, I want to start with Thomas Aquinas,

and he was an Italian Dominican friar and priest, theologian and philosopher.

I've talked about him a lot on this channel, specifically when it comes to angelology.

And he wrote a famous Eucharistic hymn called Adoro Te Devote.

And in that hymn, he said that one drop of his blood has the spiritual power to save the entire human race.

So there is a lot of interest in the blood of Jesus because if he shed his blood for us and gave us a pathway to salvation, the idea of his blood is of a lot of interest to the Christian.

So there are several key artifacts that may very well have the blood of Jesus in them.

And these are called the Passion Cloths.

And these Passion Cloths, we'll start with the first one, the Shrout of Turin.

And it is spoke about briefly in John 20, and we'll start

with verse 5. And having stooped down, he sees the linen cloths lying there, but he did not enter.

Then Simon Peter also comes following him, and he entered into the tomb and seized the linen cloths

lying there. So this is a reference to this shroud of turn that covered

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