This debunks the Carbon 14 dating.

This is a replica of the Sudarium of Oviedo.

Jesus dies at around 3 p.m. on the cross.

He's hanging there. He's dead.

That is when they wrap his face with the Sudarium.

It remains on his face until they bring the body in the tomb

where it is taken off and Jesus is wrapped with the shroud.

Or you already have your mind blown further, Michael.

The shroud is not the only burial relic of our Lord.

The other one, the other big one, is the pseudarium of Oviedo.

Yes.

And this is the headcloth.

But I remember reading that the pseudarium of Oviedo was not, does not actually go all the way back to the first century, that actually it's just from the ninth century, according to radiocarbon dating. But what's a real rub for this claim is that we have a definitive history of the pseudarium going back to the sixth century. Yes. So we can actually just trace it in documents and in history. So then you say,

well, hold on, if the radiocarbon dating was that wrong, and we know with certainty, at least

until the sixth century, then why do I believe the radio

carbon dating from the 80s, especially when there were all of these other methodological problems

with it? Exactly. And we've brought the Sudarium a replica of it for your studio for this program.

Oh, marvelous. Can we... Absolutely. Thanks to my friend Doug Powell. It's coming right now.

Thanks to my good friend, scholar, Doug Powell. It's coming right now. Thanks to my good friend,

scholar, Doug Powell, who has brought his replica for us. This is a replica. And I've never seen

this until today, Michael. This is a replica of the Sudarium of Oviedo. And I want you to meet

Doug Powell. Doug, hey, has it gone, Michael? Nice to you. Yes, you as well. Thank you. Thank you. Wow, this is good. Who else want you to meet Doug Powell. Doug, hey, how's it going? Michael?

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