JERUSALEM (RNS) An Israeli-Canadian journalist believes he may have tracked down two of the iron nails used to crucify Jesus to the cross. Or at least objects that “could be” the long-lost relics.

Could two of the nails used to crucify Jesus have been discovered in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Jerusalem? And could they have mysteriously disappeared for 20 years, only to turn up by chance in a Tel ...

It is Easter. And after last year’s virtual Easter I know we need to see the real promise of God in the nails that pierced Jesus’ hands. First, let me tell you about "the list." My builder never ...

Just in time for Easter, an Israeli television journalist has produced a pair of nails he says may have been used to crucify Jesus Christ. “We’re not saying these are the nails,” says Simcha ...

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Could two of the nails used to crucify Jesus have been discovered in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Jerusalem? And could they have mysteriously disappeared for 20 years, only to turn ...

Discovery is subject of new film, though experts are skeptical of authenticity. April 12, 2011 — -- Two thousand years have passed since Jesus Christ died on the cross and Christian theologians ...

In November 1990, archaeologists found a burial cave in south Jerusalem, containing 12 bone boxes, two of which featured the inscription “Caiaphas” – the name given to the Jewish high priest who was ...

In November 1990, archaeologists made a remarkable discovery in a burial cave in south Jerusalem, uncovering 12 bone boxes with two bearing inscriptions of 'Caiaphas' - the high priest who, according ...

Two of the nails used to crucify Jesus have been discovered in a 2,000-year-old tomb, according to a documentary maker, in claims which have sparked a row among historians. The rusted, bent iron nails ...

Two of the nails used to crucify Jesus have been discovered in a 2,000-year-old tomb, according to a new film. 12 April 2011 • 12:22pm The film, 'The Nails of the Cross' by Simcha Jacobovici, follows ...