The Unstoppable Weapon that Pierced the Heart of Jesus Christ

Hey everyone, welcome to Mythology Explained. In today's video, we're going to discuss the Spear of Destiny, the spear that pierced Jesus after he died on the cross (also called the Holy Spear, the Lance of Longinus, and the Holy Lance). We're going to begin by spending a little time on the spear's current location, then moving on to Hitler, who, at the very least, has become closely associated with it in popular culture, then moving on to the practice of crucifixion, and finally, wrapping up the video with the death of Jesus and the significance of both water and blood pouring forth from Jesus' chest after he was stabbed.Let's get into it.First and foremost, it's important to note that the Spear of Destiny was just a regular spear before it pierced the side of Jesus Christ. It was the blood of Jesus that made it special. The true whereabouts of the Spear of Destiny are unknown and remain a mystery. While there are many legends and stories about the spear and its ownership, there is no definitive evidence to suggest that anyone currently possesses it or knows where it is.Over the years, many alleged "Holy Lances" have been discovered, but none of them have been authenticated or substantiated as the true Spear that pierced Jesus. Some of these lances are believed to be mediaeval forgeries, while others are believed to be genuine relics but lack the historical provenance to conclusively corroborate them to be the spear onto which the blood of Jesus poured.Some have suggested that the true Spear of Destiny may have been lost or destroyed centuries ago. Others believe that it may still exist, perhaps surreptitiously stashed away in a secret location by an ancient steward of bygone centuries, perhaps held by a private collector or organization that hasn't been forthcoming about the possession.