In the tomb, two pieces of cloth, separated, both enunciating the absence of Christ's physical body and the presence of His resurrection.
Two promises of eternal life, the life that rectifies the cruelty of human suffering.
Are we each living God's will for our life... or is our living itself God's will for our life?
We announce our promise of faith. We celebrate the promise of the tomb that is not exactly empty.
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- My name is Jes Adler. I am a fictional character from the screenplay Sindone, The Divine Remedy. I was cloned from blood on the Shroud of Turin. The true nature of my identity is elusive to some. But I am just a man who has ideas to share about the mystery of the Shroud of Turin (the Sindone) and its remedy for human suffering. +++ All content on this blog is copyrighted material. divineremedy.org © by Laura Clark 2009/2010/2011/2012