Let’s say that after the body of Jesus was taken from the cross, he was prepared for burial in Jerusalem. Let’s say this was done with no intention of actually sending his body to the tomb. Instead, the man Jesus said would not be in heaven with himself and the other, was sent instead.

There the man Jesus lay where bodies are prepared for the grave, surrounded by those who loved him, and had no intentions of letting others get their hands on his body. With all that damage done to his body, no doubt they were feeling very heartbroken by the sight of it.

In preparing the body for burial back then, an incision was usually made in the abdomen. [Only the flesh and bone were buried.] So why would it be so hard to believe that some one in the room suggested an alternative to normal procedure.

Scripture says that not a bone was broken, but it says nothing of a bone being surgically removed. Unless you go back to Genesis 2, and the creation of Woman from a rib of Adam.

What a way for god to prove the believers and unbelievers wrong. Now if we only knew where the Templars buried that treasure.

Perhaps if Eve had of been a little older and wiser when questioned by the serpent, she may have answered differently. She might have said, ‘no, god did not say this, it was LORD god that said it, and he said it to Adam not me.’