So what did Jesus look like? If we believe famous Renaissance artists, then the Christian Messiah had flowing hair and a long beard. He also had pale skin, as seen in Leonardo da Vinci’s The ...

Retired medical artist Richard Neave worked alongside Israeli archeologists to reconstruct what Jesus might have looked like ...

“I see it a little bit but I don’t think it’s like that,” the 37-year-old noted. Travis then revealed that a fan had also sent a photo of a mural of Jesus Christ that looked shockingly ...

Jesus decides to follow up on the man’s premise ... Finally, don’t miss the look of love that Jesus gave the young man, the look that he gives you and me. In the end, only a greater love ...

Sometimes life with God looks like weakness. And that’s OK, seems to be Mark’s message. The good news doesn’t need our heroics; it can handle our doubts, fears, and weaknesses. Finally, in the Gospel ...

So, what did Jesus actually look like, and is there any similarity with Erivo? According to historians, Jesus would have looked like any other unremarkable member of Judean society in the ...

While Western culture is accustomed to depictions of Jesus as a lanky white guy with ... different idea of what the real man actually looked like. Through the process of forensic anthropology ...

Instead, historians believe that Jesus would have looked like any other unremarkable member of Judean society in the first century AD. But there is one surprising detail that modern depictions of ...

Artificial Intelligence has used the Shroud of Turin, a Catholic relic, to show a lifelike depiction of what Jesus may have looked like. The Shroud of Turin is a is a 14-foot linen cloth which ...

Finally comes the required remedy. Jesus says at the end, “Follow me.” The only way Peter or you or I are going to attain the kingdom of God and perfect love is by following Jesus.