Skull Hill or Holy Sepulchre

This is the man that did the testing on the spike in the rock. It is consistent with ancient Roman nails. It is hard to find the article. There is a specific one. And since the prince of power of the air does not want the witness of the tomb, AI brings up the Holy Sepulcher when I search his name specific to the issue. I will find it, just because.

The many repeated objections on X are invalid and don't need a rebuttal. Most commonly it is not consistent with a 1st century tomb. No kidding. Scripture does not describe a typical first century tomb.

Nick M said:

This is the man that did the testing on the spike in the rock. It is consistent with ancient Roman nails. It is hard to find the article. There is a specific one. And since the prince of power of the air does not want the witness of the tomb, AI brings up the Holy Sepulcher when I search his name specific to the issue. I will find it, just because.

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AI is a very generic and broad term. Can you please be more specific?

I put the search in google, and whatever they use pops up first.

Nick M said:

I put the search in google, and whatever they use pops up first.

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Thanks for the information

Google search isn't really AI
You should try actual AI. I'd recommend Gemini

Right Divider said:

Thanks for the information

Google search isn't really AI
You should try actual AI. I'd recommend Gemini

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Gemini censors information, as do most of the rest of them.

I've been using ChatGPT a lot, but occasionally hit snags.

Been meaning to delve into Grok more, as I've been hearing it doesn't censor things as much.

YMMV.

JudgeRightly said:

Grok

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For me, Grok has been the best tool for cross referencing Bible verses.

VladtheDestroyer said:

For me, Grok has been the best tool for cross referencing Bible verses.

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In this case, I am not looking for Bible verses, but the report on the spike at the garden tomb. I used chatgpt a couple of times to ask about first century meaning without a reference to the Bible.

Nick M said:

In this case, I am not looking for Bible verses, but the report on the spike at the garden tomb. I used chatgpt a couple of times to ask about first century meaning without a reference to the Bible.

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Did you try searching for the email address of the author and asking him? In my experience people often enjoying getting emails from people who have questions about their research or papers they have published. Might be worth a try..

I didn't and that seems reasonable.