I was doing some research on the crown of thorns this week and came across a fascinating article. It asks the question: “what was the material the soldiers used to fashion the crown of thorns and what did it look like?
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@gpackiam People are going to lose their minds when they hear that tim mackie also really enjoyed the book.
I thought it was really well done. Anyone who assumes it can be easily dismissed hasn't taken the time to open it.
Is it an airtight hypothesis? No way, but it makes sense of a lot of the story. If you wanna read the article in full check out Henry Hart’s article in the Harvard Theological Review “THE CROWN OF THORNS IN JOHN 19, 2—5.”
I was doing some research on the crown of thorns this week and came across a fascinating article. It asks the question: “what was the material the soldiers used to fashion the crown of thorns and what did it look like?
Ironically, in the Middle Ages, peasants found some of these coins had been preserved by churches as relics of the betrayal of Jesus. They didn’t see an emperor with a radiant crown. They saw Jesus with the crown of thorns.