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The Message of the Shroud Past, Present, and Future (Shroud Encounter DVD) – Russ Breault

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What is the message of the Shroud of Turin today?

The Message of the Shroud Past, Present, and Future DVD

Did the Shroud of Turin influence ancient icons of Jesus? What role did icons play in early Christianity? How does the Byzantine or Orthodox view of icons differ from a Latin or Catholic view? What is the message of the Shroud for today? Does the Shroud hold a prophetic message for the future? Are there other evidences for the Resurrection?

Bonus presentation by
Pete Schumacher
Approx 90 min.

RUSS BREAULT has been researching and lecturing on the Shroud of Turin for over 30 years. His presentation makes use of over superb images and unfolds like a CSI investigation. The audience is riveted as each clue is revealed and becomes another piece of a grand puzzle as the mystery of the Shroud is explored. Carefully designed to be educational and entertaining, Mr. Breault delivers a dynamic, fast-paced experience.

  • Author: Russ Breault
  • Binding / Format: DVD
  • Pages / Runtime: 90 minutes

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