Christ’s resurrection from the dead is a core tenet of Christian belief – the gospels say that the tomb was found to be empty by those who visited it a few days after the crucifixion.

Unsealing of Christ's reputed tomb turns up new revelations. For just 60 hours, researchers had the opportunity to examine the holiest site in Christianity. Here's what they found.

Jesus Christ’s body is supposed to have laid in the tomb for three days after his crucifixion (Image: Getty) READ MORE: Ancient set of books almost 2,000 years old ARE the oldest written ...

The Talpiot Tomb rose to international fame in 2007 with a Discovery Channel documentary, “The Lost Tomb of Jesus,” produced by James Cameron and written by filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici.

Christian faithful have been convinced that the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem marks the site of Jesus’ burial ever since Byzantine Emperor Constantine erected the church in the year ...

"Jesus was put in a tomb that didn't belong to him and then he rose and there was nothing left." For Jacobovici's scenario to work, someone would have had to whisk the body away, ...

Christ’s resurrection from the dead is a core tenet of Christian belief – the Gospels say that the tomb was found to be empty by those who visited it a few days after the crucifixion.

In the end, we may never know with 100 percent certainty where Jesus was buried. It could be the Garden Tomb, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, or some lost or undiscovered site.

The tomb is in East Jerusalem and was first found in 1980 ONE thing's for sure - these claims are going to be pretty controversial. It's been suggested that Jesus Christ could be buried at a site ...

Christ’s resurrection from the dead is a core tenet of Christian belief – the Gospels say that the tomb was found to be empty by those who visited it a few days after the crucifixion.

The Talpiot Tomb rose to international fame in 2007 with a Discovery Channel documentary, “The Lost Tomb of Jesus,” produced by James Cameron and written by filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici.

The tomb believed to be the place where Jesus was laid has been opened for the first time in centuries. For decades, archaeologists and theologians have debated over whether the Church of the Holy ...