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"Not surprisingly the aspect that has most captured the imagination
of medical men is the evidence that we are dealing with a crucifixion
victim, and one with considerable parallels to the most well-known of
all crucifixion victims, Jesus Christ. In this context the extent to
which the whole character of the blood flows is convincing to medical
men cannot be emphasized enough. The comments of Dr. Bucklin are typical:
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'Each of the different wounds acted in characteristic
fashion. Each bled in a manner which corresponded to the
nature of the injury. The blood followed the flow of
gravity in every instance.'
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"We will therefore consider each group of wounds both from the
medical viewpoint and in its relevance to the gospel story. (Wilson)"
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