Is this a Photo of Jesus Christ?

This photograph was taken by a nun/seer named Anna Ali in 1987 during an apparition of the Lord. Sister Anna continues to have apparitions of Jesus and receives messages from Him. He is appearing to some people all over the world and allowed Himself to be photographed at this time because of the decline of morality and the limited time remaining till the end of this age.

I believe the photo actually IS of the Lord.
It is the human face of the resurrected Jesus of Nazereth.

Seems more like painting or drawning.
And it's strange because in 1987 we already had colored photographs and it wasn't so expensive (camera + film..).

Suspicious, I don't think it is the Lord but nice find anyway.

It looks a lot like the 'classic' version of Christ. I mean he was from the Middle East, and a lot of our perceptions or drawings of him, which this picture looks suspiciously like, have gotten it all wrong.

(...) It looks a lot like the 'classic' version of Christ. I mean he was from the Middle East, and a lot of our perceptions or drawings of him (...)

But the eyes are pretty similar to the Middle East Population.

SkyWay: Do you have more pictures of him taken by sister Anna?

As you may or may not know, the Vatican often sends out representatives to investigate claims of miracles. An extremely high figure (like 98%+) of the 'miracles' are debunked or 'dissolved.'
Anna Ali Is one of the few to have the case approved to be a true and legit miraculous case.

I on the other hand have no thoughts about the picture, but I do lean toward it being false.

Tunin, the photo does have a "painted" appearance to it but I think this is the nature of photographing supernatural subjects. It would be less credible if the photo appeared exactly as ordinary photos of ordinary people do.

There are other photos on the website. I'll get the link for you.

That's a supposed photograph?

Looks like a painting to me, with brush splotches and all.

Misfit

looks like a photograph of a painting to me.

and why is it in black white? why not developed in color?

tunin, here is the homepage address

www.apparitions.org...

I believe there is also a phot taken by Sister Ali of Jesus weeping tears of blood. There are also some of the messages that Jesus imparted to her on the homepage.

I find it incredible that anyone can believe "Jesus" is the "son of God". This isnt even a photograph, its quite clearly a drawing.

I think this photo contains an image of Jesus Christ which was "impressed" on the film by Him. Photographing a subject such as the Lord probably involves processes which are extraneous to the ordinary camera functions and result in pictures that will have characteristics unlike ordinary photos.

No its not, you might as well have a photo of father Christmas and it would be believable as this.

All this shows is just how gullible religious people are.

Originally posted by TG
I find it incredible that anyone can believe "Jesus" is the "son of God". This isnt even a photograph, its quite clearly a drawing.

No one has exposed this as anything other than a photograph. You can bet that if this were a drawing many of the scoffers and cynics would have exposed it as such by now. The fact that this photo of Jesus has endured since 1987, with all of the cynics in the world always trying to disprove everything supernatural, testifies to its authenticity.

Painting based on the "King James" version of Jesus.

Historically, Jews of his time had fairly short hair and they would have very dark eyes and be olive skinned. Roman mosaics of 400 AD often show him with sorter hair and no beard: www.accd.edu...

Originally posted by Flyer
All this shows is just how gullible religious people are.

No....it shows how REAL Jesus Christ is. Get used to it. He is coming. I suppose when the Lord returns people such as you will claim it's a hoax. There is no convinving some people.

Originally posted by Byrd
Painting based on the "King James" version of Jesus.

Historically, Jews of his time had fairly short hair and they would have very dark eyes and be olive skinned. Roman mosaics of 400 AD often show him with sorter hair and no beard: www.accd.edu...

The photo fits your description in every way except for the length of hair. Hey, at least it doesn't show Him as a blue-eyed blond.

I believe there have also been descriptios of Jesus by near-death experiencers which are the same as the depiction of Jesus in this photo. The more consistency there is in descriptions of the Lord the more likely to be true. This is a picture of the King of Heaven.

That has been around for AT LEAST 10 years. I remember seeing it back in the 1990s and it was making the fake prophecy rounds. Supposedly if you had a copy of the picture, or you kept it in your house, *(or whatever) you were supposed to be spared the coming chastisments (tribulations). Some fell for it. But most understood it was a fake picture and a fake promise.

There is no need for color when the Subject is so important. It is the One photographed that matters. We have been given more than many people had in the past with this photo. This makes it possible for even people who are not virtuous to behold the countenance of the Saviour of the World. Such an experience would normally be limited to a few very holy people, and the direct experience still is, but by allowing Himself to be recorded on film Jesus makes it possible for everyone to know His face. It's something that many have yearned to know...now they know, thanks to the magnanimity of the Lord.

Originally posted by FlyersFan
That has been around for AT LEAST 10 years. I remember seeing it back in the 1990s and it was making the fake prophecy rounds. Supposedly if you had a copy of the picture, or you kept it in your house, *(or whatever) you were supposed to be spared the coming chastisments (tribulations). Some fell for it. But most understood it was a fake picture and a fake promise.

Well now, if the photo is supposed to spare those who keep it in their home from the coming chastisements, no one can say it is fake until those coming chastisements arrive. Only then will they know if it delivered on it's promise. But then, it may be too late for those without it. Why take the chance. It's a beautiful photo...certainly much more impressive than those silly hollywood representations...and should be in every Christian home.