According to the Bible, Jesus Christ was buried in a “tomb cut out of rock” just after his crucifixion. Three days later, he awed his followers when he walked out of the tomb alive. So, if it exists in the first place, where exactly is Jesus’ tomb?
The question has intrigued biblical scholars and historians for years. Could it be the Talpiot Tomb in Jerusalem? The Garden Tomb located nearby? Or even a burial plot in far-flung locations like Japan or India?
To date, most believe that the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem’s Old City is the likely location of Jesus’ tomb. And, in 2016, it was unsealed for the first time in centuries.
