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I wish I was near there so I can join your trip to Israel. I live here in New Zealand. I am looking for some church group trips here. For the revisiting of this episode. Thank you for your insights on it. It makes it fun and more clear. God Bless.
Jesus did complete miracles. He didn't need muscle memory! Same with the paralytic by the pool. After 38 years, he gets up and walks on perfectly healthy legs, toned muscles, and all.
at 8:37 you asked about muscle memory for his voice... it would be like the same thing when Jesus heals someone who never walked, and they get up and walk... This shows that when Jesus makes us whole, He does things that we might never know, in order to get us there. Kind of like when God spoke to Job, and asked him, "were you there when..?"
Also the REASON he says that Neali should be fed right away after raising her from the dead. The digestive process 'reboots' the brainwaves and nervous system in vital ways that would have been VERY important for her complete recovery.
Yeah, I agree for sure! In theee videos I’m just speaking about what I see, not necessarily thinking deeply about every single thing. Just my first thoughts and reactions to this.
"Simon" is really a Good Actor. Shahar, playing the role, takes it all as "Simon" the Apostle. He is so Admirable playing the biggest role among all the Apostles. .
When the Pharisee protested about being called a viper by John, and Jesus reacted by turning his palms up and shrugging, it was like saying to the Pharisee: "Well, if the glove fits!"
I'm just a tad annoyed that they're releasing the last two episodes in theaters, but I get why they're doing it. I'm sure fewer people are paying it forward because of the economy and this is a good way to raise money and give the fans an opportunity to see them on the big screen and with others. As for the mute guy being able to talk, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead after four days when the muscles were already beginning to decompose and he walked out of the tomb... when Jesus healed someone, He healed them completely. Be blessed! 🙏✝️❤
Yeah I agree for sure 😂 just how my logical brain works sometimes. As for the episodes being in theaters, at least it’s only a few days for those that want to go really bad, then it’ll be open again for everyone to watch online.
Just want to make sure you know episode 7 is being released on the App and likely here on UA-cam and on Facebook only two days later on Sunday the 5th of February and episode 8 on Tuesday the 7th of February. I say this as someone living in Scotland that, as far as I know so far, won't be able to watch it in the cinema. But I'm okay at having to wait a few days. It's not like when the first two episodes that were released a few weeks early. Loved your comment on the mute guy.
Brandon I didn’t notice this, but when Simon says soon, there’s a rooster crow right after. Either could be perfect timing or purposeful Easter egg of the rooster crowing.
The teachable moment inspired by John's question pushes Jesus further into His mission. John understands this and sends his disciples to ask. Jesus celebrates John, publicly acknowledged his ministry as an integral aspect of His own. He rebukes the Pharisees who had access to the Scriptures but consistently fail interpreting them.
I really like the comment I saw that mentioned that the two disciples of John could be using their aliases. The chosen has actually already set this up as a possible pattern. Last season, Philip even recounts the memory he had where John, the Baptist started using all of their actual names. Because up until that time they had only known each other’s aliases. Both of them also mentioned to the sons of thunder and Simon, that they were right to have suspicions about them as false prophecy edicts have been made. Another tie back to how Philip said they would use aliases being on the run. They wouldn’t necessarily want to use their real names if they are actually followers of someone who is in prison. Jesus literally announces, THESE ARE FOLLOWERS OF JOHN THE BAPTIST! In front of, Pharisees, and Gaius. How fortunate for them if someone went to turn them in and say, we know the names of two of John’s followers, only to find that those names are aliases. When they are introduced to Jesus, Jesus doesn’t repeat their names, but instead mentions about himself, that Jesus of Nazareth is, “a name He readily responds to.” (Yes, that was directed more at the fact that he wouldn’t be returning to Nazareth, but an Easter egg is an Easter egg.) Jesus is very specific with His words. Beautifully, well, not confirming that those are their actual names, mentions that He does, “recognize them” Yeah, I’m pretty convinced now. Plus, imagine if they are introduced later as Mathias and Barssabas. Nearly airtight storytelling has already set plenty of precedents for why at this moment, we met them as Avner and Nadab.
Thank you for these videos. You remind me so much of my son-in-law! LOL! Your content recapping The Chosen and going over details is much appreciated. The explanations clarify some things we might have missed.
The way The Chosen did it, by adding "the dead are raised" later, was to link to Peter's rebuke to the Pharisee: "Didn't you see the girl raised at Jairus's house?". The Pharisee responded: "I didn't see what happened there. So, by Jesus adding the phrase at the end, He's basically telling that Pharisee that the girl did rise from the dead.
I LOVE how this scene has Jesus note that he's referring to Aesop's Fabels at this moment in the gospel! Like Paul quoting Greek philosophers in his Athens speech.
I can see a scenario where John’s disciples were the ones who were doubting. They asked John the Baptist what he thinks and with a smile he says, “why don’t you ask Him.” Fully knowing what the answer will be. Just a thought.
YEA! This is an INCREDIBLE episode! Just PACKED with bible verses! l watched it last night, and thought .....''WOW! Dallas really _slam ducked_ this one!'' Thank You Brandon! :D
The whole episode was perfectly done. Was not long enough. However I cried watching Eden finally tell Simon what happened. how she struggled just to say it. To speak of it again, just makes the pain and what happened all real all over again. I'm dying to see the final episodes. I can't go to the theaters due to my husband is recovering from surgary but will so watch when it comes out on the app.
I really enjoyed seeing the view of the drama played out while going through the biblical scripture. It showed me the purity that The Chosen keeps to the Word. Thank you for this! 😊 🙏
Thank you so, so much for breaking down each of the episodes. I have watched all of them multiple times and seen or heard something new, but I've learned even more from you!
Several of these scenes this year have inspired me to go back and re read scripture that I thought I understood. I had never realized that the scripture Jesus Jesus quoted in answering John included the phrase "freedom for the captives" which Jesus by no mistake left out when He quoted it in reply to John. At the same time I don't think John was asking because he was in prison, though I have little doubt thats why John's disciples wanted to know. I think John understood Jesus end game, but he had a dif. Expectation of how it would be achieved. Jesus both answered Johns question by pointing to what scripture said the Christ was going to do, while also not painting a target on His chest for Rome making them also misunderstand Him as a political revolutionary. Fantastic portrayal of scripture and fantastic writing!!
It's very cool that they get Jesus to use the scene of the children playing pretend, by quoting from the secular Greek's writing, "Aesop's Fables". So Jesus would have known that it was a popular read in His day.
Wow, I did not know that Aesop’s fables were written so long ago before Christ! I am amazed I had no idea. Thanks for sharing that. I guess I’m one of few who were a little bit clueless, huh? I remember my mother reading them to me when I was little, but that wasn’t before Christ! Ha ha ha😂
Saying "the dead are raised as well" (right from scripture) to John is also some Eerie foreshadowing of what is to come for John. It also may have been an encouragement to John in the days to come.
I was a little frustrated Jesus said he had been baptized already. I was hoping to see it in the show. Maybe when John dies we'll get a flash back to the Jesus baptism? Like a " I'm ready to lose my head because I did all He wanted me to do already " moment?
Me too. I really wish we could have seen that beautiful moment where Jesus gets baptized by John. I feel like I’m a way the Chosen sort of wants to make John come across as less reverent to Jesus than I ever thought John would have been. I understand that they are family and sometimes family has disagreements but it feels so unnecessary to include to me.
Jesus saying we in the Kingdom are greater than John has NOTHING to do w/ John’s questions or showing how John was a regular dude. Jesus is speaking about (the NATURE) of the Kingdom of God that He, Jesus is bringing to us, what it will be like, what WE’ll be like in His Kingdom, how GREAT it is, how great we will be in it as servants to bring about the revelation of it, what an active role we play; that in the Father’s Kingdom we are truly Jesus’ brothers and heirs to to that Kingdom. I love you guys.
John could also not have seen his cousin's reality as being the messiah that would open the doors of physical jail doors - he basically said that to Andrew and Joanna. John even intimated that when he spoke to Jesus and wanted him to speed up his mission.
Yes, I wish they would add closed captioning to everything. Being hard of hearing and a senior, it is difficult to understand, especially if the actors are trying to add accents.
Brandon Robbins suggests that the Pharisee Jesus rebukes is actually a Sadducee. Maybe that's why Jesus said you and those in your order. It also makes more sense with his awkward relationship with Yusuf.
I see John the Baptist's questioning as a need for that extra bit between faith and knowledge (Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is assurance of things hoped for, a conviction of things not seen). He starts to understand that his time is over and he just wants to know for certain that he has completed the work God gave him. The account in the Bible doesn't come with the context of all the assurance he has had in The Chosen. I believe the essential thing that the Bible is telling us is that there's no conflict between believing John and believing in Jesus.
If John said: "Behold the Lamb of God…", and saw the dove descend on Him, and heard the voice from Heaven, I like your point that he might have sent his disciples so they could see Jesus firsthand and believe. Not dogmatic; just think it's an interesting possibility.
I find it comforting that John would question about Jesus and the way The Chosen makes the statement that if John has questions, then it makes sense that we might have questions.
I feel like Jesus literally tried to stop him from confronting herrod, John was being boastful about who he was and saying Herrod was scared of him. I know John did God's work but he was human. .maybe he didn't listen to God's voice as he was warned. Our actions have consequences. Maybe Jesus knew it would go bad . I'm not sure if they actually had this conversation before biblically. But Still John did this to himself. He didn't have to do that, John chose to do that. Was that wise? I don't think so.
I am glad Jesus was a healer. I love the Chosen. It helps to know that Jesus was Human. If you are judging you try to write this story with no backing and see how many folllowing you get. 😮😅😢
An 'Easter Egg' is a little message or image, item, etc., 'hidden' somewhere in a film, TV show, video game - that sort of thing. It's just a kinda fun thing for the fans, like a little gift. Dubbed 'Easter Eggs' because, like Easter eggs, they're obscured from obvious view but meant to be discovered, to the delight of the discoverer! 😁
@@tiffcat1100 Paul Syrstad, director of The Testament (also Angel Studios and mentioned by Brandon Snipe at the start of this video) has a whole livestream on all the Easter Eggs he hid in the Testament movie. It's fun - if you've first watched the film, that is.
8:09 I thought about that too, but I think Jesus' miracle might have covered that as well. I don't think there were a sort of speech therapy around that time, so getting healed wouldn't be of use if couldn't actually use his voice -if that was the case-. If God could restore his vocal cords, I think he could also give him the knowledge on how to use it as well. Or I might be wrong and he had to learn, sort of what you do when learning a new language, you are able to produce new sounds but you have to consciusly learn how to do it.
Amazing episode and break down. I do agree that the mute healing was a little different as even though Jesus would heal 100% like the lame walking etc. I still feel he spoke way too clearly… but just my thoughts 😊 it hit me to be a little unrealistic. LOVED this episode so much!!!
@@sandye4731 I totally understand and agree…I’m just not sure why this one bothered me. Maybe if he segued into it just a little more… oh well 😊 I’m glad Jesus healed the mute.
@@sandye4731 also in Mark 7:31-37 Jesus heals a deaf and mute man and maybe it's not but it seems just from reading it seems like the healing was right away same with the casting out of the mute spirit Luke 11:14.
Our mind is minuscule in comparison to God’s transcendent mind. We all need much more humility… We may have ideas but there are many reasons why we aren’t right. We do not know what other people are thinking and especially, not what God is thinking! 🤔🤭⭐️
What if Barnaby (who was just healed by Jesus, and was there w Shula from the very beginning) is actually Barnabus from Acts 1 and 4 (also called Joseph and Justus)?
That could be a weird take, though it says in Acts 1 that the replacement for Judas had to of been there from the baptism of John to the ascension of Jesus. And they must become an eye witness to the resurrection.
Holy Spirit is different than physical/material things...for the sake of flesh matter. This is where choice matters! Can we live by the ten or just by five? The Commandments have growth and meaning.
THE WORLD RULER TRIES TO KILL ME And then a voice of the world ruler came to the angels: “I am god and there is no other god but me.” But I laughed joyfully when I examined his conceit. But he went on to say, “Who is the human?” And the entire host of his angels who had seen Adam and his dwelling were laughing at his smallness. And thus did their thought come to be removed outside the majesty of the heavens, away from the human of truth, whose name they saw, since he is in a small dwelling place. They are foolish and senseless in their empty thought, namely, their laughter, and it was contagion for them. The whole greatness of the fatherhood of the spirit was at rest in its places. And I was with him, since I have a thought of a single emanation from the eternal ones and the unknowable ones, undefiled and immeasurable. I placed the small thought in the world, having disturbed them and frightened the whole multitude of the angels and their ruler. And I was visiting them all with fire and flame because of my thought. And everything pertaining to them was brought about because of me. And there came about a disturbance and a fight around the seraphim and cherubim, since their glory will fade, and there was confusion around Adonaios on both sides and around their dwelling, up to the world ruler and the one who said, “Let us seize him.” Others again said, “The plan will certainly not materialize.” For Adonaios knows me because of hope. And I was in the mouths of lions. And as for the plan that they devised about me to release their error and their senselessness, I did not succumb to them as they had planned. And I was not afflicted at all. Those who were there punished me, yet I did not die in reality but in appearance, in order that I not be put to shame by them because these are my kinsfolk. I removed the shame from me, and I did not become fainthearted in the face of what happened to me at their hands. I was about to succumb to fear, and I suffered merely according to their sight and thought so that no word might ever be found to speak about them. For my death, which they think happened, happened to them in their error and blindness, since they nailed their man unto their death. Their thoughts did not see me, for they were deaf and blind. But in doing these things, they condemn themselves. Yes, they saw me; they punished me. It was another, their father, who drank the gall and the vinegar; it was not I. They struck me with the reed; it was another, Simon, who bore the cross on his shoulder. It was another upon whom they placed the crown of thorns. But I was rejoicing in the height over all the wealth of the rulers and the offspring of their error, of their empty glory. And I was laughing at their ignorance.
What is the difference between Adam and Adam Kadmon? Adam Kadmon is not the same as the physical Adam Ha-Rishon. In Lurianic Kabbalah, the description of Adam Kadmon is anthropomorphic. Nonetheless, Adam Kadmon is divine light without vessels, i.e., pure potential. In the human psyche, Adam Kadmon corresponds to the yechidah, the collective essence of the soul.
No, Jesus never quarreled with John the Baptist. This show is full of inaccuracies and the style is that of a soap-opera. Never mind that they present Our Lady as a "relatable" woman... No wonder Protestants love it!
@@TheSnipeLife I think it would make sense that it ends up being one of John's disciples bc Acts mentions they were both there from the baptism. Perhaps he will actually come in after John's death, when more of his disciples began following Jesus
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Episode 5 was a smash too! l'm just catching up. All l can say is WOW! :D
I wish I was near there so I can join your trip to Israel. I live here in New Zealand. I am looking for some church group trips here. For the revisiting of this episode. Thank you for your insights on it. It makes it fun and more clear. God Bless.
Jesus did complete miracles. He didn't need muscle memory! Same with the paralytic by the pool. After 38 years, he gets up and walks on perfectly healthy legs, toned muscles, and all.
at 8:37 you asked about muscle memory for his voice... it would be like the same thing when Jesus heals someone who never walked, and they get up and walk... This shows that when Jesus makes us whole, He does things that we might never know, in order to get us there. Kind of like when God spoke to Job, and asked him, "were you there when..?"
Also the REASON he says that Neali should be fed right away after raising her from the dead. The digestive process 'reboots' the brainwaves and nervous system in vital ways that would have been VERY important for her complete recovery.
Yeah, I agree for sure! In theee videos I’m just speaking about what I see, not necessarily thinking deeply about every single thing. Just my first thoughts and reactions to this.
"Simon" is really a Good Actor. Shahar, playing the role, takes it all as "Simon" the Apostle. He is so Admirable playing the biggest role among all the Apostles.
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John is not doubting... he is just impatient and challenges jesus to step on the pedal.
I love how they have let the actors personalities come out. It adds so much
When the Pharisee protested about being called a viper by John, and Jesus reacted by turning his palms up and shrugging, it was like saying to the Pharisee: "Well, if the glove fits!"
I'm just a tad annoyed that they're releasing the last two episodes in theaters, but I get why they're doing it. I'm sure fewer people are paying it forward because of the economy and this is a good way to raise money and give the fans an opportunity to see them on the big screen and with others.
As for the mute guy being able to talk, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead after four days when the muscles were already beginning to decompose and he walked out of the tomb... when Jesus healed someone, He healed them completely.
Be blessed! 🙏✝️❤
Yeah I agree for sure 😂 just how my logical brain works sometimes. As for the episodes being in theaters, at least it’s only a few days for those that want to go really bad, then it’ll be open again for everyone to watch online.
Just want to make sure you know episode 7 is being released on the App and likely here on UA-cam and on Facebook only two days later on Sunday the 5th of February and episode 8 on Tuesday the 7th of February. I say this as someone living in Scotland that, as far as I know so far, won't be able to watch it in the cinema. But I'm okay at having to wait a few days. It's not like when the first two episodes that were released a few weeks early.
Loved your comment on the mute guy.
Brandon I didn’t notice this, but when Simon says soon, there’s a rooster crow right after. Either could be perfect timing or purposeful Easter egg of the rooster crowing.
"EASTER egg"...I see what you did there.😏
@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment 😮😅😊
I didn't notice that!
Yes it’s for shadowing.
@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment 😏😅
The man that is mute, really touched me as my grandson is non-verbal 😭
Was kinda surprised you didn't comment on the "No, that's just for you" response.... there is more to that and this character I think.
The teachable moment inspired by John's question pushes Jesus further into His mission. John understands this and sends his disciples to ask. Jesus celebrates John, publicly acknowledged his ministry as an integral aspect of His own. He rebukes the Pharisees who had access to the Scriptures but consistently fail interpreting them.
Remember.... he healed the paralyzed and commanded them to walk
Perhaps the two disciples of John had asked this question of John, and his answer was that they should go and ask Jesus.
I really like the comment I saw that mentioned that the two disciples of John could be using their aliases. The chosen has actually already set this up as a possible pattern. Last season, Philip even recounts the memory he had where John, the Baptist started using all of their actual names. Because up until that time they had only known each other’s aliases.
Both of them also mentioned to the sons of thunder and Simon, that they were right to have suspicions about them as false prophecy edicts have been made.
Another tie back to how Philip said they would use aliases being on the run.
They wouldn’t necessarily want to use their real names if they are actually followers of someone who is in prison. Jesus literally announces, THESE ARE FOLLOWERS OF JOHN THE BAPTIST! In front of, Pharisees, and Gaius. How fortunate for them if someone went to turn them in and say, we know the names of two of John’s followers, only to find that those names are aliases.
When they are introduced to Jesus, Jesus doesn’t repeat their names, but instead mentions about himself, that Jesus of Nazareth is, “a name He readily responds to.” (Yes, that was directed more at the fact that he wouldn’t be returning to Nazareth, but an Easter egg is an Easter egg.) Jesus is very specific with His words. Beautifully, well, not confirming that those are their actual names, mentions that He does, “recognize them”
Yeah, I’m pretty convinced now. Plus, imagine if they are introduced later as Mathias and Barssabas. Nearly airtight storytelling has already set plenty of precedents for why at this moment, we met them as Avner and Nadab.
Very well said‼️ 🤗 ... You are as much a Chosen detective as Brandon 👀
@@jackiejack9370 I give all glory and honor to the One who gives me eyes to see. ^_^
Thank you for these videos. You remind me so much of my son-in-law! LOL!
Your content recapping The Chosen and going over details is much appreciated. The explanations clarify some things we might have missed.
The way The Chosen did it, by adding "the dead are raised" later, was to link to Peter's rebuke to the Pharisee: "Didn't you see the girl raised at Jairus's house?". The Pharisee responded: "I didn't see what happened there. So, by Jesus adding the phrase at the end, He's basically telling that Pharisee that the girl did rise from the dead.
I LOVE how this scene has Jesus note that he's referring to Aesop's Fabels at this moment in the gospel! Like Paul quoting Greek philosophers in his Athens speech.
Hard Boiled ~ Me too!
I loved the chosen very excellently made, heart touching 🙏🏽🙏🏻amazing
I can see a scenario where John’s disciples were the ones who were doubting. They asked John the Baptist what he thinks and with a smile he says, “why don’t you ask Him.” Fully knowing what the answer will be. Just a thought.
YEA! This is an INCREDIBLE episode! Just PACKED with bible verses! l watched it last night, and thought .....''WOW! Dallas really _slam ducked_ this one!'' Thank You Brandon! :D
The whole episode was perfectly done. Was not long enough. However I cried watching Eden finally tell Simon what happened. how she struggled just to say it. To speak of it again, just makes the pain and what happened all real all over again.
I'm dying to see the final episodes. I can't go to the theaters due to my husband is recovering from surgary but will so watch when it comes out on the app.
I really enjoyed seeing the view of the drama played out while going through the biblical scripture. It showed me the purity that The Chosen keeps to the Word. Thank you for this! 😊 🙏
Gaius is seeing these healings also, the wheels are turning in his mind too.
Thank you so, so much for breaking down each of the episodes. I have watched all of them multiple times and seen or heard something new, but I've learned even more from you!
Love it!
Remember that when Phillip talks about traveling with John, they only knew
nicknames??
So powerful. Great job Brandon.
Great breakdown thankyou for this Brandon
Love watching your breakdown of episodes.
God bless! 🙏🏻
Thanks!
Several of these scenes this year have inspired me to go back and re read scripture that I thought I understood. I had never realized that the scripture Jesus Jesus quoted in answering John included the phrase "freedom for the captives" which Jesus by no mistake left out when He quoted it in reply to John. At the same time I don't think John was asking because he was in prison, though I have little doubt thats why John's disciples wanted to know. I think John understood Jesus end game, but he had a dif. Expectation of how it would be achieved. Jesus both answered Johns question by pointing to what scripture said the Christ was going to do, while also not painting a target on His chest for Rome making them also misunderstand Him as a political revolutionary. Fantastic portrayal of scripture and fantastic writing!!
It's very cool that they get Jesus to use the scene of the children playing pretend, by quoting from the secular Greek's writing, "Aesop's Fables". So Jesus would have known that it was a popular read in His day.
Wow, I did not know that Aesop’s fables were written so long ago before Christ! I am amazed I had no idea. Thanks for sharing that. I guess I’m one of few who were a little bit clueless, huh?
I remember my mother reading them to me when I was little, but that wasn’t before Christ! Ha ha ha😂
Good job with this scene, Brandon! Loved how much scripture was used. This scene took 2 days to film and has so much in it. Love it!
Saying "the dead are raised as well" (right from scripture) to John is also some Eerie foreshadowing of what is to come for John. It also may have been an encouragement to John in the days to come.
I was a little frustrated Jesus said he had been baptized already. I was hoping to see it in the show. Maybe when John dies we'll get a flash back to the Jesus baptism?
Like a " I'm ready to lose my head because I did all He wanted me to do already " moment?
Me too. I really wish we could have seen that beautiful moment where Jesus gets baptized by John. I feel like I’m a way the Chosen sort of wants to make John come across as less reverent to Jesus than I ever thought John would have been. I understand that they are family and sometimes family has disagreements but it feels so unnecessary to include to me.
That's the mind-blower, able to speak with no "muscle memory"! ;-)
Jesus saying we in the Kingdom are greater than John has NOTHING to do w/ John’s questions or showing how John was a regular dude. Jesus is speaking about (the NATURE) of the Kingdom of God that He, Jesus is bringing to us, what it will be like, what WE’ll be like in His Kingdom, how GREAT it is, how great we will be in it as servants to bring about the revelation of it, what an active role we play; that in the Father’s Kingdom we are truly Jesus’ brothers and heirs to to that Kingdom. I love you guys.
John could also not have seen his cousin's reality as being the messiah that would open the doors of physical jail doors - he basically said that to Andrew and Joanna. John even intimated that when he spoke to Jesus and wanted him to speed up his mission.
The mute speak is in one of the Isaiah prophecies. Isaiah 35:5-6
Yes, I wish they would add closed captioning to everything. Being hard of hearing and a senior, it is difficult to understand, especially if the actors are trying to add accents.
Brandon Robbins suggests that the Pharisee Jesus rebukes is actually a Sadducee. Maybe that's why Jesus said you and those in your order. It also makes more sense with his awkward relationship with Yusuf.
I missed that in Robbins'. I'll have to listen again.
I see John the Baptist's questioning as a need for that extra bit between faith and knowledge (Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is assurance of things hoped for, a conviction of things not seen). He starts to understand that his time is over and he just wants to know for certain that he has completed the work God gave him.
The account in the Bible doesn't come with the context of all the assurance he has had in The Chosen.
I believe the essential thing that the Bible is telling us is that there's no conflict between believing John and believing in Jesus.
Nice breakdown of Luke 7
If John said: "Behold the Lamb of God…", and saw the dove descend on Him, and heard the voice from Heaven, I like your point that he might have sent his disciples so they could see Jesus firsthand and believe. Not dogmatic; just think it's an interesting possibility.
When you discuss the real Scriptures, could you provide the Book and chapter as well as the verses? Thanks.
Muscle memory ? When Jesus heals he heals perfectly
I find it comforting that John would question about Jesus and the way The Chosen makes the statement that if John has questions, then it makes sense that we might have questions.
Hey Brandon
5:11 Cue Final "Jeopardy!" theme.
If Jesus can get the mute to speak, can he not also automatically understand /have muscle "memory"?
If you like anime, you should totally check out the Wingfeather Saga on Angel Studios.
John was meant to open the door. Not to get in the way.
Watch the faith that will unfold with Eden and Simon, God's plan.
I feel like Jesus literally tried to stop him from confronting herrod, John was being boastful about who he was and saying Herrod was scared of him. I know John did God's work but he was human. .maybe he didn't listen to God's voice as he was warned. Our actions have consequences. Maybe Jesus knew it would go bad . I'm not sure if they actually had this conversation before biblically. But Still John did this to himself. He didn't have to do that, John chose to do that. Was that wise? I don't think so.
Hi Maria, the part where Jesus warned John, is not in the Bible. So we can't judge him for that. God bless you.
John seems to be stubborn like me I get in trouble when I can’t keep the last word in my mouth. I need to keep the key close at hand 😮
I am glad Jesus was a healer. I love the Chosen. It helps to know that Jesus was Human. If you are judging you try to write this story with no backing and see how many folllowing you get. 😮😅😢
We clap in church. When we are praising. I raise my hand and open. I know that blessings are coming down to me to help me through my day.
These are early morning comments. Love you for loving the Chosen.
Actually, a blend of feeding 5,000 and 4,000 (Decapolis area)
G'day, Snipe Life! What do people mean by the phrase "Easter egg" when talking about something in a show?
An 'Easter Egg' is a little message or image, item, etc., 'hidden' somewhere in a film, TV show, video game - that sort of thing. It's just a kinda fun thing for the fans, like a little gift. Dubbed 'Easter Eggs' because, like Easter eggs, they're obscured from obvious view but meant to be discovered, to the delight of the discoverer! 😁
@@kingskidgirl2 Thank you, King's kid girl!
@@lindacowles756 You're welcome! 😁
Oh good, I wondered that too (a Brit) 😃
@@tiffcat1100 Paul Syrstad, director of The Testament (also Angel Studios and mentioned by Brandon Snipe at the start of this video) has a whole livestream on all the Easter Eggs he hid in the Testament movie. It's fun - if you've first watched the film, that is.
8:09 I thought about that too, but I think Jesus' miracle might have covered that as well. I don't think there were a sort of speech therapy around that time, so getting healed wouldn't be of use if couldn't actually use his voice -if that was the case-. If God could restore his vocal cords, I think he could also give him the knowledge on how to use it as well. Or I might be wrong and he had to learn, sort of what you do when learning a new language, you are able to produce new sounds but you have to consciusly learn how to do it.
Amazing episode and break down. I do agree that the mute healing was a little different as even though Jesus would heal 100% like the lame walking etc. I still feel he spoke way too clearly… but just my thoughts 😊 it hit me to be a little unrealistic. LOVED this episode so much!!!
But when he healed the lame they immediately jumped up and down.
Total healing!
@@sandye4731 I totally understand and agree…I’m just not sure why this one bothered me. Maybe if he segued into it just a little more… oh well 😊 I’m glad Jesus healed the mute.
@@sandye4731 also in Mark 7:31-37 Jesus heals a deaf and mute man and maybe it's not but it seems just from reading it seems like the healing was right away same with the casting out of the mute spirit Luke 11:14.
I’m guessing that the lead zealot who says, “I will find my own path,” and quits pursuing Simon is Barabbas.
Love it
Miracles, healings make no sense. We cannot use rationale in describing them…😀
Changing what the Bible says about the mute when he is supposed to be actually quoting scripture at that time in the movie is a bit unsettling to me.
It could have been an accident and they just left it. In the bloopers the actors frequently say the wrong lines
Our mind is minuscule in comparison to God’s transcendent mind.
We all need much more humility…
We may have ideas but there are many reasons why we aren’t right.
We do not know what other people are thinking and especially, not what God is thinking!
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I experienced that same disappointment that Matthew and little James weren't brothers (i.e. sons of the same Alpheus).
What if Barnaby (who was just healed by Jesus, and was there w Shula from the very beginning) is actually Barnabus from Acts 1 and 4 (also called Joseph and Justus)?
That could be a weird take, though it says in Acts 1 that the replacement for Judas had to of been there from the baptism of John to the ascension of Jesus. And they must become an eye witness to the resurrection.
@@TheSnipeLife Why else would the writers call the character Barnaby, makes little sense otherwise.
Holy Spirit is different than physical/material things...for the sake of flesh matter. This is where choice matters! Can we live by the ten or just by five? The Commandments have growth and meaning.
6:55 The man almost knocks Jesus over.
THE WORLD RULER TRIES TO KILL ME
And then a voice of the world ruler came to the angels: “I am god and there is no other god but me.” But I laughed joyfully when I examined his conceit. But he went on to say, “Who is the human?”
And the entire host of his angels who had seen Adam and his dwelling were laughing at his smallness. And thus did their thought come to be removed outside the majesty of the heavens, away from the human of truth, whose name they saw, since he is in a small dwelling place. They are foolish and senseless in their empty thought, namely, their laughter, and it was contagion for them.
The whole greatness of the fatherhood of the spirit was at rest in its places. And I was with him, since I have a thought of a single emanation from the eternal ones and the unknowable ones, undefiled and immeasurable. I placed the small thought in the world, having disturbed them and frightened the whole multitude of the angels and their ruler. And I was visiting them all with fire and flame because of my thought.
And everything pertaining to them was brought about because of me. And there came about a disturbance and a fight around the seraphim and cherubim, since their glory will fade, and there was confusion around Adonaios on both sides and around their dwelling, up to the world ruler and the one who said, “Let us seize him.” Others again said, “The plan will certainly not materialize.” For Adonaios knows me because of hope. And I was in the mouths of lions. And as for the plan that they devised about me to release their error and their senselessness, I did not succumb to them as they had planned. And I was not afflicted at all.
Those who were there punished me, yet I did not die in reality but in appearance, in order that I not be put to shame by them because these are my kinsfolk. I removed the shame from me, and I did not become fainthearted in the face of what happened to me at their hands. I was about to succumb to fear, and I suffered merely according to their sight and thought so that no word might ever be found to speak about them.
For my death, which they think happened, happened to them in their error and blindness, since they nailed their man unto their death. Their thoughts did not see me, for they were deaf and blind. But in doing these things, they condemn themselves. Yes, they saw me; they punished me.
It was another, their father, who drank the gall and the vinegar; it was not I. They struck me with the reed; it was another, Simon, who bore the cross on his shoulder. It was another upon whom they placed the crown of thorns. But I was rejoicing in the height over all the wealth of the rulers and the offspring of their error, of their empty glory. And I was laughing at their ignorance.
What is the difference between Adam and Adam Kadmon?
Adam Kadmon is not the same as the physical Adam Ha-Rishon. In Lurianic Kabbalah, the description of Adam Kadmon is anthropomorphic. Nonetheless, Adam Kadmon is divine light without vessels, i.e., pure potential. In the human psyche, Adam Kadmon corresponds to the yechidah, the collective essence of the soul.
I thought the names sounded like Abner and Nadab
Abner and Nadab. That’s at least what I heard.
I checked later it’s Avner and Nadab 😁
I didn’t know there was a video on the zealots. Does anyone have a link?
No, Jesus never quarreled with John the Baptist. This show is full of inaccuracies and the style is that of a soap-opera. Never mind that they present Our Lady as a "relatable" woman... No wonder Protestants love it!
But this is a biblical scene almost word for word in most places….
Everybody doubts. We doubt more times than we love. Doubt is ingrained in our survival DNA.
You need to get over this Mathias obsession,
I just think it’s an important biblical point that’s missing right now from the show. 😂
@@TheSnipeLife I think it would make sense that it ends up being one of John's disciples bc Acts mentions they were both there from the baptism. Perhaps he will actually come in after John's death, when more of his disciples began following Jesus