No one knows the true form of Christ. Those who painted him in many paintings and portrayed him in the form of men in their societies. Today a doctor has relied on forensic techniques to imagine his very different face.
A retired doctor redrawed the face of a man who lived in the era of Christ and his place using forensic techniques and information from the Bible.
And based on this finding to find that the shape of the face of Christ is quite different from the form portrayed by the artists of the Renaissance, and before in their religious paintings, where he appears in the shape of a European man with hazel eyes and long blond hair and drop on his shoulder,
Forensic expert Richard Nave studied a number of skulls dating back to the period of Christ's life and were found in the same region where Christ lived. The result was as follows: Christ was broad-faced with dark eyes, a long beard, short curly black hair, .
Dr. Niv says that this form was prevalent in the region in the lifetime of Christ.
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No one knows how the shape of Christ actually was, and the New Testament did not include a clear and complete description of it. The form we see in religious and universal paintings is almost everywhere, especially in Europe, a fountain of society in which artists, painters or sculptors live. the artist.
He graduated from the University of Manchester and is the author of Making faces: the use of forensic medicine and archaeological evidence. Forensic science was used to make the face of the father of Alexander the Great and King Philip II of Macedonia.
In order to determine the shape of Christ, Neiv studied history and studied ancient skulls from the period of Christ and then made three-dimensional images of the computer before turning them into plastic skulls that he then covered with layers of clay until reaching the outer skin and hair, the same method used in medicine To identify the identities of the dead and the victims of crimes found skeleton bones, and their skulls and no one knows who they are, or to know the forms of the old man after finding their skulls also.
The result
Dr. Niv says Jesus was 150 centimeters tall and weighed 50 kilograms. His skin was brown and had muscles because he was a carpenter until he was 30. He was broad-faced with dark eyes, a long beard and short curly black hair.
Neff relied on what is stated in the Gospel of Paul for the short poetry, which is the following sentence: "Man if he loosens his hair is a blemish.