article_snippet: In the first century, two tombs were built beside what is believed to be Jesus' home.
article_snippet: The forecourt of the tomb seen here passes through the abandoned home.
article_snippet: writes.the house in which the Lord was nourished in his infancy’ the Lord was Jesus boyhood home stands in between the two tombs which also matches with Adomnàn's account .
article_snippet: Writing in the journal Biblical Archaeological Review, Dr Dark says that while Jesus has no proof, there is ‘no good reason’ to believe it was not Jesus’s home.
article_snippet: Jesus has been researching the ruins, in what is now northern Israel, since 2006.
article_snippet: Between two tombs was the house in which Jesus was raised.
article_snippet: The last attempt to identify the house where Jesus grew up was in 2009 when archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority found another 1st century home archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority believed had been occupied by a Jewish family.
article_snippet: Dr Dark, a specialist in first century and Christian archaeology, argues that the house in which Jesus was raised was Jesus’s boyhood home matches Adomnan’s account.
article_snippet: In 2009 archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority found another 1st century home nearby the tombs and the house believed had been occupied by a Jewish family.
highlights_snippet: Text says how Jesus' home was between two tombs and below church .
  