I Didn't Believe The Shroud Until I Saw This

I didn't believe the Shroud of Turin until I saw what the cloth actually shows — not the headlines. For years I thought it was a medieval forgery. Carbon dated. Case closed. I was wrong about it, and this video is about why I changed my mind and why staying correctable matters. We talk about closed-handed vs open-handed beliefs — what saves you vs what we can disagree on and still be family — why Peter needed to be corrected in Galatians 2, and the 3 things that moved me: STURP finding no paint, the photographic negative no forger could have faked, the post-mortem blood that stayed red, and the burst of light physicists say would be needed to make it — 34,000 billion watts in 1/40th of a billionth of a second. This cloth isn't more holy than the shirt on your back. The power that could have made that image already lives in you if you belong to Jesus. #shroudofturin #jesus #resurrection #bible #christianity #apologetics 00:00 I Used To Think The Shroud Was Fake 01:46 Closed Hand vs Open Hand — Why We Flip Them 03:57 It Was The Blood — Not The Carbon Dating 04:41 The Negative That Shouldn't Exist 06:18 The Side Wound That Changed My Mind 07:44 34,000 Billion Watts — God Took The First Selfie 08:29 What About The 1988 Carbon Dating?