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The Jesus DiscoveryThe Jesus Discovery shows how an exciting archeological discovery revolutionizes our understanding of Jesus and earliest Christianity.Read More
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Home News Tribune, April 21, 2012
...THE JESUS DISCOVERY: THE NEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND THAT REVEALS THE BIRTH OF CHRISTIANITY by James D. Tabor and Simcha Jacobovici (Simon & Schuster, $27.95)Remember way back in 1980, when a Jesus Family Tomb was excavated in Jerusalem? Well, in 2010, a...
Globe and Mail, April 12, 2012
...Documentary filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici discusses an archaeological discovery related to Jesus on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012.He showed replicas of ossuaries, or bone boxes, they examined using a special fiberoptic robotic camera in...
The Guardian Nigeria, March 8, 2012
...Archaeological Find That Reveals the Birth of Christianity. The book is co-authored by Prof. James Tabor and filmmaker/professor Simcha Jacobovici. The Discovery Channel will air a documentary on the discovery in spring 2012. The findings and their...
Catholic Online, March 1, 2012
...Times Square in New York. The project has inspired a book by scriptural scholar James Tabor and filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici entitled "The Jesus Discovery," along with a documentary about the find due to air on the Discovery Channel this spring. Criticism...
Calcutta Telegraph, February 29, 2012
...commercial interests to capitalise on religious sentiments during this season, Gonzalves said. Tabor and an award-winning documentary filmmaker, Simcha Jacobovici, have described their findings in a book, The Jesus Discovery: The New Archaeological Find...
International Business Times, February 29, 2012
...with a camera to investigate the tomb. The researcher revealed their findings Tuesday. Tabor and his partner, filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici, presented their findings to several archaeologists months prior to Tuesday's announcement but bound them to...
Examiner.com, February 29, 2012
...The Jesus Discovery, book co-authored by James D.Tabor and Simcha Jacobovici, claims to have the first physical evidence of Christians in Jerusalem during the time of Jesus and his apostles. An exerpt from the book in an article on the...
Artdaily.org, March 6, 2012
...Knox of Scottsdale, AZ. A nearly exact ossuary, with the same decoration, was recently researched by documentary filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici, co-author of the new book The Jesus Discover. During a press conference, Jacobovici and co-author James Tabor, a...
NetIndia123.com, March 5, 2012
...a suburb of Jerusalem, saying that the findings are "unsurprising".Biblical scholar and historian James Tabor and documentarian Simcha Jacobovici announced on Tuesday that after five years of work, they believe they've found the most primitive Christian...
Individual.com, March 5, 2012
...in the mainstream media. The 2007 film, The Lost Tomb of Jesus, was created by Tabor's co-author, Simcha Jacobovici. It was during a visit to New York last week that Tabor noticed that four of the controversial "bone boxes" were on exhibit -- including...
Philadelphia Daily News, March 5, 2012
...in the mainstream media. The 2007 film, The Lost Tomb of Jesus, was created by Tabor's co-author, Simcha Jacobovici. It was during a visit to New York last week that Tabor noticed that four of the controversial "bone boxes" were on exhibit - including...
Yahoo! India, March 5, 2012
...a suburb of Jerusalem, saying that the findings are "unsurprising". Biblical scholar and historian James Tabor and documentarian Simcha Jacobovici announced on Tuesday that after five years of work, they believe they've found the most primitive Christian...
AndhraNews.net, March 5, 2012
...a suburb of Jerusalem, saying that the findings are "unsurprising". Biblical scholar and historian James Tabor and documentarian Simcha Jacobovici announced on Tuesday that after five years of work, they believe they've found the most primitive Christian...
Sify, March 5, 2012
...a suburb of Jerusalem, saying that the findings are "unsurprising". Biblical scholar and historian James Tabor and documentarian Simcha Jacobovici announced on Tuesday that after five years of work, they believe they've found the most primitive Christian...
