News flash: Jesus was five-foot-eight, quite swarthy, not blond and looked nothing like James Caviezel or Willem Dafoe.
Jesus was not movie-star handsome, nor even handsome at all. And he certainly didn’t have blue eyes.
Behold the “real” face of Jesus.
This startling image was painstakingly “lifted” from the Shroud of Turin and reconstructed by computer for the History Channel special, “The Real Face of Jesus,” which airs next week.
How did they do it?
Jesus’ real face was “recreated” by taking the encoded information and the blood on the shroud and then transforming it into a 3D image, Ray Downing, president of Studio Macbeth, told The Post.
Popular Mechanics had an article about some British scientists doing something similar back in 2002, and here’s the result.


