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Jordan’s Lead Codes are a set of metal tablets first published in March 2011. Some of these plates, connected by lead rings, have dimensions with a passport, the rest with a credit card. According to one of versions, codes were found in a local cave by the Jordanian Bedouins. Another version says that the plates were several centuries a relic of some Bedouin family.
After conducting an initial analysis of the artifact, scientists determined that it refers to the first century AD, which makes the “lead Bible”, perhaps the oldest Christian relic in the world. On the metal plates have Hebrew texts, ancient Greek and Aramaic languages telling about the life of Jesus Of Christ. In addition, the codes also contain images of the Savior. However, the content of these texts is very far from the currently accepted (canonical) Christian beliefs.
For example, the Lead Bible says that Jesus of Nazareth he himself worshiped God, while the Creator, according to Christ, was both female and male. Therefore there is nothing surprisingly, representatives of many traditional denominations immediately called Lead Jordan codes fake, made in the recent past to discredit Christianity. However, a new chemical analysis of artifacts showed the age of the plates can be very impressive, like originally intended.
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English professors Chris Janes and Roger Webb working in University of Surrey, determined that codes are made from ancient Roman lead. This, in particular, was able to find out thanks to the fact that the metal does not contain any radioactive impurities at all Unlike modern lead alloy. Also internal plate corrosion indicates that their age is from 1800 up to 2000 years. According to the researchers, such oxidation is impossible. achieve artificially – say, by heating the metal. So way, Jordan’s Lead Codes really apply to the beginning of a new era, and the texts in them were written by people of that time. Therefore, everything that is written on these historical tablets has much greater value, and therefore truthfulness, than the gospel (written much later) used by the current Christian church.
