The Apostles COMPLETELY Lose it in this Episode! The Chosen Season 4 Episode 7 DEEP DIVE
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Best line - “They were just words on a scroll, but now they are about You.”
“Has the devil gotten into you?”
Foreshadowing at its finest
isn't he already in judas? and during the last supper that's when he fully overcomes judas? Because according to the bible jesus knew from the beginning that Judas is the betrayer
@@multicreativeartist6579 Well, he has been getting into Judas - slowly. People don't become betrayers overnight, it is a process of one bad decision after another until it comes to a bad, rotten end. Judas was fine in Season 3, but in this Season he is turning back to his old way of life and thinking. That was the point of his conversation with Simon Z doing the laundry: Simon Z is dedicated to leaving the old ways behind and following Jesus though he doesn't understand, but Judas is not. Note that in this season so far, every single disciple minus 2 has rebuked or corrected Judas in some way (counting Thomas's attack.) Judas has been given chance after chance to conclude he is mistaken that Jesus is the roman conquering messiah, but he refuses correction. What I wonder is by the end of episode 8, will we find that the last 2 disciples (Simon Peter and Thaddeus) give a rebuke or redirection too and Jesus will give a 3rd correction, all of which Judas will also reject? As it says in Proverbs 15:10:
"Stern discipline awaits anyone who leaves the path; the one who hates correction will die."
That was amazing writing !
@@multicreativeartist6579the timing is debatable but most people agree for sure by the last supper. I like that they seem to be showing the devil entering Judas in a more subtle way through one seed of bad advice growing into a whole series of bad decisions.
The chosen is good at foreshadowing in many situations but I think they did an especially good job with it when it comes to Judas. Right from the first episode he was in they were referencing his fate. I’m not really sure why people think his turn was sudden because there were literally signs that he was struggling all season and even before there were things he did that didn’t seem shady at first but then in hindsight it did.
I don’t disagree with you with the original statement being Thomas’ zeal. But as a grief counselor what he staying is normal. It isn’t a suicidal mindset but more I don’t care right now. Very authentic to grief and a normal reaction.
Exactly,
can a human not hold two thoughts in their head at one time?
Brandon, have you ever experienced grief. You have no perspective because you are in pain. You can be a believer and still experience extreme pain and suffering.
Love your outlook
I agree with you, Brandon. It does appear that the writers took this scripture out of context. It also appears that something fictional is getting as much or more attention than raising Lazarus from the grave. I understand that the grief would be unbearable, but it's not scriptural in this case. But I still love the Chosen. And maybe I'll change my mind when i see future episodes.
I don't think he is suicidal, but that he's ready to see Ramah again. He's not actively seeking his death, but he's not afraid of it at this time. (Now, when he faces a mob of religious leaders, Romans, and citizens calling for Jesus' death, he may think differently.)
30:20 As a grieving mother,.. i understand pain. When my daughter died, I begged God, begged Him to take me instead. He told me, literally,.. she was ready,.. I was NOT. Once I understood.. He was right. Which is why I have poured myself into scripture. Sometimes,.through death, we begin to understand. Period. Now,.. I am ready for my time,.. whenever that may be. Ill never not understand that God has a perfect plan beyond my understanding. 😢 even though it hurts so much.. we need to have faith in Him ❤
Beautifully shared. I can know because I have a somewhat similar tale. I would have given anything to take the place of the loved ones. They were ready, I needed to become both the witness of and the evidence of God’s love so that others may see. And that does not always work out well either because I am a work in progress. Immersion in the word helps. I think even my wife is struggling with me over it. I don’t know how not to be intense about it all.
You stated it better than I could. Now I am dealing with death everyday. Everything has changed. What I would give to have that day back ….she would still be alive
Her life has lit a fire in me to understand God and the Bible.
I wished had taken me instead of her. I was with her when she took her last breaths. The light and warmth of her turned ashen grey I knew then she was gone. Hardest thing ever been through 😢
My family has grieved 3 relatives in the past years. And it is very hard. But our Lord has been present. May you find always confort in him. thanks for sharing. Shalom from Brazil.
God bless you and keep you. I am sorry for your loss. May your broken heart find healing ❤️🩹 hope and faith. You have a child now waiting for you in heaven. There will be so much joy for you when you are reunited again. 🙏
You missed the line similarity between Ramah's last words to Thomas 'Stay with him.' and Jesus telling Thomas 'Stay with me.'
I noticed that too!
I missed thaz too. Brilliant ❤
I can totally relate to Thomas’s anguish when I was younger. I prayed so long (and actually looked) for a new job and for the right man to marry, and God’s answer has always been “no.” But I have discovered over the years that God does what is best because He foresees what’s to come, and that He will always provide. But I must admit, I still wrestle with Him about it from time to time!
Anyone else see us, 21st century Christians, in the apostles? We (not all, everything at the same time, but we) misunderstand His plans, make assumptions based on our own understanding, get frustrated when our plans aren't what God is doing, cry out "why me!?" when we face tragedy, turn against each other when the pressure is on, and even still (amazingly, still), think that God's plan is centered around the preservation of our own people or nation.
this is the first time I actually hated Judas I know he had very subtle hints of betrayal before but when he was talking during a moment of grief that was just plain rude and arrogant. Great acting Luke Dimyan you finally made me hate you, which is what you wanted as an actor 😅
It was the look on Jesus face when Judas stepped forward to address the others... like, this dude...
Just remember a Christian is not measured by how much he loves Jesus but how much he loves Judas
@@comhghallgeraghty3541 I love judas deep down in my heart, in fact I wish Judas asked Jesus for forgiveness after betraying him but he committed suicide because he felt to much shame😥
@@comhghallgeraghty3541 I've always thought hatred for Judas was out of place... I know he betrayed Jesus, but Jesus always knew Judas would do this... he banked on it...
Food for thought Christians. If Jesus banked on Judas on his betrayal then no matter what Judas did mattered even if he decided to try and to serve Jesus, Judas was predestined from the beginning, my question to you Christians is there free will? This is applied to making to heaven, so again is the juice worth the squeeze or is it worth it to follow Christ?. No matter what you do is a certain result or the the same result, is Christ with the price or are better off doing your own life seems pretty pointless to me take care of those choices weather you follow him or not every choice has cost and some of those choices are less costly than others.
When he says it's too much I don't understand.... I literally felt that in my heart. I am grieving my marriage and I feel like I have those moments where its too much and I lean on my own understanding.
I just felt that at this point Thomas was obsessed with his sight on the worldly that of his love for Rahmah without looking at the purpose he was chosen to follow Jesus
Which is what most of us think about during loss. My best friend recently lost her husband and is totally crushed. For almost 50 years they were truly "two became one". We live far apart now & I worry about her. I constantly send her messages of reminder that God has great things for her here on earth and that her love is safe in Jesus arms right now. She's been hard to console, but I pray her children are hovering around her to help keep her safe through this time of grief. I know Jesus is with her, but like Thomas, she's not ready for His will at this time. 😢
You seem like a wonderful friend. She is blessed to have you in her life. I pray for your friend.
Grief can be tricky at times. Not sure we can "fix" the process of grief, but rather cling to Jesus, or rather trust His holding of us in our rawness.
You hit on the head what I was curious about. Did Thomas’s love for Rahmah surpass his love for Jesus? If it did, Jesus explanations to the disciples about denying themselves when they follow him, were completely ignored or not understood. Thoughts?🤔
You know that this didn't happen in the Bible, don't you? And I didn't like this episode because the resurrection of Lazarus was supposed to be a major moment for Jesus and they messed it up with this made-up controversy with Thomas. I didn't like it.
it is not obvious that
Peter is not "more mature" than Thomas, only that his grief is.
dont you remember how Simon, in his grief and rage, broke clay jars during Purim?
or how he threw down the basket of miraculous and blessed multipied loaves and fish?
Indeed Thomas is now GG through the same
So Peter is passing his lesson down
Peter was angry, but he never doubted Jesus. He had so much faith than anyone else in season 3 finale. He knew if Jesus want to He will. That's the maturity. He was angry becoz why didn't Jesus wanted to save his child. They will be a dialog where peter tells john, that he dont believe it, he know it, jesus is the first and last, i don't think Thomas had the same faith. Biblically speaking, Simon walked on water onky with faith, where as Thomas doubted Jesus and his friends when he heard Jesus's apparition.
@doodleart7692 in the show
Thomas doesn't doubt Jesus can do anything. That's why he hurts, just as Simon hurt, because Jesus could have intervened but did not.
@MLMingus you know where it is going, even in season 2, episode 7 Thomas would say "what if we all are mislead" they could have just left him be himself. This whole Ramah's death isn't necessary at all, they have always showed him as doubtful, overthinking person.
@miss__k I hear you.
I'm just saying, in this moment, Thomas' reaction is not appreciably different than Simon's experience of grief.
by writing and acting, we are also reminded about Little James' ongoing struggles. even though he has never acted out in anger, LJ has to constantly turn to God for help in coping with the physical (and emotional) pain of not being healed.
in these episodes, the writers illustrate the effects of God-allowed-suffering on the lives of believers, and those around them.
Brandon, your analogy of the half dark, half light room is awesome. Love it. God has blessed you with a beautiful mind, Sir. And I'm happy to be here to witness the work you do through your content. 🙏🙏
This episode wrecked me. I could see how much we hurt God, how much he hurts when we hurt, how much we hurt him with our sins, with our unbelief. Still he loves us so much, that he went through with his crucifixion for love.
We don't know what Thomas was feeling but I'm absolutely glad they portada it this way because it is SO relatable.
And 100% made-up. And it messed up with a MAJOR moment of Jesus in the Scriptures. Instead of focusing on the MAJOR feat that Jesus just did, the writers at The Chosen decided to invent a controversy that didn't happen in the Bible. For me this was a major letdown because I was hoping them to focus on this amazing miracle that Jesus did.
I’ve been there a few times, I’ve yelled at God and told him off but I’ve always felt that he understood & I feel his love and I could literally feel his arms go around me. Joey & Jonathan did such a wonderful job and made me bawl like a baby.
What an emotional episode huh… I don’t always like when they go off scripture BUT, all of these experiences remind us of what did transpire and the Messages. Great Job with the review.
Brandon, these breakdowns are awesome. I just cant get enough Jesus right now and you have been a big part of that. Thank you and Shalom
Brandon, much of what I enjoy and learn from you are the deeper dives into the scriptures related to the scenes being played out. There was so much packed into this view that I'm actually feeling rather overwhelmed by all the information you've shared. But bottom line for me is that I know that even though I am a believer and have been for decades, I still have problems in life, I still have tough choices to make, I still have to remind myself that even though I do my best everyday to bring honor to God by my life, I still mess up, I still fall short. God doesn't promise us a carefree life, but He does promise to be with us every moment of our lives - even when we mess up. I thank God for that promise to know that my eternal life is not in my hands but His
I think they need to wrap the Thomas/ Ramah storyline by having Ramah appear to Thomas in a dream and tell him it’s time for him to move on and have faith in Jesus.
That should happen after he touches Jesus's hand after the resurrection! And he finally has no reason to doubt!
That would be really amazing 😂
Judas is coming from such blatant and abysmal ignorance and arrogance - to imply that he rejoices over everything finally turning out "his" way - there is a sickening element here that I believe accurately emphasizes the total foreignness of Judas' heart from that of the others. 😑
Thomas is grieving, and that is why he is reacting the way he is. He us not being a baby, or immature. I have had a lot of grief and a family who has gone gone through a whole lot of grief. Thomas saying he doesn't care if he lives or dies is a quiet normal behavior. Especially when the loss is a person who is the most intimate relationship in your life. There is no way Thomas is in tune with what Jesus right now. I believe Thomas is acting exactly how most of us would behave after losing your beloved. Especially in such a violent and sudden matter. ✌️🙏♥️
When I first read what Thomas said in the Bible, it sounded sarcastic and almost funny, like in movies when the person who doesn't want to go with the others says " Great!...we're all gonna die!" Everytime I hear it in movies I think of Thomas.
This segment has one part that takes me out of The Chosen and into Mary’s Frodo speech. “Darkness, constant shadow, screeches in the night, strange voices. Even the daylight felt dark.”😅
Man, you ride Thomas hard! Although I agree with your interpretation regarding Thomas's statement in scripture, "let's go die with him" referring to dying with Jesus, The Chosen gave me another possible interpretation within the fictional setting. And while Jesus holds the bigger picture of Lazaruz's resurrection, He also compassionately understands Thomas's grief. He understands that a person deep in grief can't possibly see, understand, or even care about a bigger picture. He knows the mind reverts to survival mode which prevents the brain from executive and rational functions. He gets us!
I really dislike what they did. This was supposed to be one of the biggest moments of Jesus and they overshadowed it with this made-up controversy.
"Everyone checked out of their rooms?"
I was almost expecting to hear a joke about bogus room charges.
Great sleuthing, Brandon with Liz's possible slip of the tongue 😂
Great stuff, Brandon! Yea, love what Matthew says, " You have to pay for that! " So funny! 😆 Of course he would know how much it costs! And Peter saying it's late and we're all tired, it's been a long day! Mary says, basically, it's time for bed, and they, being Mary and Martha, won't go to sleep until everyone else is! Love it! 🥰💖😊
The tear on Thomas's eye...killed me
Anyone else noticed the white butterfly in the background? I took that as a sign from God, it's just too coincidental to be there during filming of the chosen. It's like God saying "I'm guiding The Chosen"
TC built the new set right next to a lake, taking out a lot of natural area. During filming, butterflies were everywhere, looking for their flowers. One landed on Atticus' head, which was kinda funny 😅
@@cathyhughes8484 time stamp?
Now I have to go back and look for it. I watch them over and over, now I will be looking for a butterfly. I was watching the man in the hoodie trying to figure out who he was supposed to be because he was being very suspicious. Blessings...
Great video! Thank you for doing these! Sometimes I don't hear or understand very well and your breakdowns make things clear!
I thank you for insight Brandon. Love these interactions. So sorry for Judas not understanding. Luke’s portrayal is so good! ❤
Thank you for your illustration of being saved I’ve experienced this but couldn’t find words to express.
You have such a unique way of capturing the essence of what the message is trying to convey. Your perspective is diamond. I'd love to hear a sermon or discussion.
I am a non-believer who loves The Chosen and enjoys your analyses of the episodes.
Praying you seek Jesus through The Chosen.
Thanks for being a part of the community! 😁. It's like Star wars lore, but Real Life 😂
We can all relate to Thomas. I know they've made up story lines to make it more drama induced. But we've all battled with grief and sometimes get lost on the way to healing. Can't wait to see his redemptive arch.
I loved your description of being in light and darkness in a room and what it’s like as a believer and for those that don’t believe. I loved the description of how we are snapped back to the light as believers if we sin. Such a great visual!
He's not called "Doubting Thomas" for nothing...
I believe generally that's a mischaracterization, there's only one moment where Thomas doubts. Here in this moment he has a TON of faith and is willing to die for Jesus, not because he's tired of feeling depressed.
@@TheChosenSleuthI 100 percent agree. My impression was that the show kind of sets it up as if Thomas has become self destructive over his depression. This is the first time I really had a problem with the show because it took real scripture but put it in a false context, that was based on a narrative that was complete fiction. It hints at attacking Thomas’ character and I was not down with it at all.
@@TheChosenSleuth but let's be honest: a Roman has more faith than any apostle. I think at this point in the gospel the smallest of problems Thomas has is being personally misunderstood. I'm amazed that more non Christians don't point out Jesus struggle with his own apostles.
@@TheChosenSleuth I agree. I believe that Thomas does get a bad rap at times. Yes, he might have doubted. BUT...While all the other apostles were staying in the upper room afraid to leave because of possible persecution. Thomas didn't. He left the upper room and didn't live in fear. That is why he made the comment in John 11:16. He had faith. Great job Brandon!
@@TheChosenSleuth Thomas doubts Jesus' resurrection in the book of John. He had to physically touch Jesus as opposed to trusting the scriptures.
Jesus says to Thomas in John 20:27, "Stop *doubting* and believe."
This is a very interesting and profound analysis. Thank you, good job!
No I agree with you . Thomas was faithful and loved Jesus. He loved his life , he would have died with Jesus
I love your analogy of the dark and light side of the room and the bungee snap back. Also I think you are right in your analysis of Thomas' comment about dying with Jesus because in Scripture he was not mourning Ramah.
I have felt, throughout the entire Thomas and Ramah story line, that Thomas was following Ramah rather than Jesus. He was more interested in her than he was in Jesus. Now that Ramah is gone, he must turn his eyes upon Jesus and follow Him. In this episode, Thomas is feeling angry, but he doesn't doubt. He knows who Jesus is and what He can do. Just like Simon Peter during his crisis, he felt angry and cried out to Jesus, "Why?" Peter has now learned to trust Jesus, and eventually Thomas will, too. Of course, neither the story of Ramah nor Eden's miscarriage are scriptural, but these are things we deal with in our own lives and we can relate to them.
I love your analogy of the darkness and light. Thank you for that!
I have I understand him so completely in this moment waiting on a healing
Always appreciate your analogies & references back to OT to connect with NT especially in S4E7. 👍
Your pick up on subtitles that go right past me. Your insights are spot on.
I didn't take Thomas's comment in episode 6 as you did. I definitely took it as noted in Scripture. Interesting point made and with the follow up conversations I can see your point. Thanks for pointing this out. Just shows we all see things differently.
many people don't know that there was a common saying among the rabbis 2000 years ago that after 3 days a person could not be brought back to the land of the living. This is why Yeshua waited until the 4th day! He openly showed that He was above their man-made tradition. The people of Israel heard that Yeshua raised someone from the grave on the 4th day and that, to use a metaphor, was like "egg on the face" of the rabbis. Adonai is the only one who could raise the dead and He was doing it through Yeshua. Even when miracles happened right in front of their faces the religious "leaders" would not believe and that still persists to this day in rabbinic judaism (talmudic instead of Torah).
I appreciate your insight.
I never wanted to watch this show but, then I did. It makes me dive into the Word more to find the truth. Thank you for helping me thru this series.
lol 😂 that’s funny you caught Mary saying Jordan. Good catch. FYI-you are an awesome narrator. I will send you some $ soon. I really like watching your videos. 😊👍🏻
You are spot on!
This was such a rich and amazing episode. I agree with you.
Great analysis, as always! ❤
I prayed and fasted for my dad to be healed and he died. I prayed only once for my father in law and he is healed from even needing major surgery... I don't understand it... I guess that's why the Chosen team decided to put this in the show... to relate to this kind of situation.
Yeah.... really hard stuff. We can never have the Vision of God. When someone passes, He has a plan for that. When someone is healed He has a plan for that too. This is one of the hardest parts of life. But if it were God's will for us to live on this earth forever we would see some of these immortal people walking around i think. Take comfort in the fact that God wants us to leave this place.
It is hard... my dad wasn't a great dad, more of a big brother... BUT he was a good big brother! My father in law is not a good person, very abusive to say the least, but he was healed and is doin great even to this day over a decade later! I totally felt Thomas' reaction.
I know it doesn't make sense. Only to God does it. He is slow to anger and to act so that EVERYONE may come to know Him. Maybe that's what is in store for your father-in-law, and that's what Father is waiting for.
Yeah... I'm not angry with God. I know it's nothing personal for Him. But I can't help but wonder why... lol... human nature I guess.
Great video!
Goodness, your ears are exceptional!! Great catch hearing Mary M call out Jordan’s name!
East Houston checking in 🎉
Judas, as happy as i am that you are excited, you cannot tell someone to put aside their grief because you want them to
When I was watching live, I said "It's why He did it" at the dame time Jonathan said "Its why I did it" to Yussif's father.
Wow!!! brandon , you have sharp ears 👂🏼 to hear that 🫶🏼
Great Video 🙏🏻🏖🏝🌞
First, thank you for using the scenes with Thomas to remind us how selfish we can be when comparing ourselves to others more fortunate rather than seeing the big picture of what Christ has done for us. I personally needed that bungee pull back to the light!
Second, I am sorry to hear about the awful things people are posting on your videos. Especially accusing you of heresy and questioning your faith. I believe it is either Satan seeking to devour you, or people committing the ugly sin of piousness. Just consider it a badge of honor because it seems like The Chosen and anyone who publicly supports the show in any way are the biggest targets right now for social media attacks.
🙏 for you.
This is my new favorite thing to do it’s watch your show before and after the chosen
You must do maybe more because I want more lol
Bravo to little James and the wise words that he spoke.
The comment you made about what Thomas says to the apostles---I am so in agreement with you. That's how I have always taken it to be; he wanted to go even if it meant that Jesus would be stoned again.
"Ladies you won't be as distracted (by Peters arms)"...
Me... a guy... I'm distracted. That boy got some GUNS
The music leading up to the walk n talks was so different. I like it 🙂
He meant "if the Romans kill Jesus, we will die with him"
Hello yes everyone has done a fabulous job
I see what your saying, but, I resonated with Thomas about not wanting to live any longer. His pain is overwhelming him!! 😧😧😧I lost my true love in 2023....💔😧😧😧
Hey Brandon watching again 😊
The understanding of the scriptures is giving unto to you by the holy ghost, it is something that everyone doesn't have. There is a lot here to understand, foreshadowing, and interpretations, I think that you do a wonderful job of explaining to the best of your ability the scriptures. Keep up the good works Brandon, teaching is a gift.
Thomas is grieving but he wants to follow Jesus. This episode was so powerful. Seeing Jesus crying broke my heart. Jesus has so much love for us. Judas is so wrong. I feel the same way Thomas is. I have waited so long but I still have not received an answer from God. I an still waiting but I want God's will. Great job explaining this video.
Omgoodness you exert the love of Jesus and I think your spot on, on most things (we can disagree on something right) lol 😅but I thoroughly enjoy watching you videos. Love you my brother in Christ
Andrew called it! 😮
Joey did a great job in how he reacted when Ramah was stabbed. How he didn't want to acknowledge what happened, begging Jesus to fix it! That's how anyone would act in that situation. Being angry at the tomb is also a natural reaction that anyone would have.
I have a disability too. L.J's statement "standing around won't help" I felt that to my core.
I also wonder, whenever L.J is in pain Jordan actually in pain at that moment.
The scene with Jesus and Thomas after Lazarus is resurrected truly does reflect real life scenarios of being angry with God and not understanding God. Sometimes we are so blinded by grief that we can’t see where God is. In this sense, Thomas can’t see it and even God Himself is right in front of him. In human flesh.
We also need to remember God, being God doesn’t owe us answers. Even in our grief we aren’t owed anything. And that’s hard truth I’ve come to wrestle with as someone who has suffered great loss of loved ones in my 35 years
Matthew and Little James seem to sort of understand each other in the last scene. Matthew is really showing love and compassion towards Little James and did you notice he's the one not fighting with anyone? :)
My thoughts on Thomas: he was a real person who died a martyr's death and he is being misrepresented in the show.
The point was not for Thomas to line up with scripture, but with the writing. They are mostly setting up Thomas doubting Jesus resurrection. I think that’s what they are setting up ultimately. Scripture doesn’t flesh out why Thomas doubted the way that he did and I think that’s the ultimate goal of the way they wrote Thomas
When Thomas said in John 11:16 "Let us also go, that we meet die with Him", my impression was that he was being sarcastic. He is the "doubter". He was doubting Jesus's better judgement.
I absolutely agree with 5he Thomas scripture!! That statement was of Joy in following Jesus.
I’m not sure if anyone picked up the subtle call back to season 2 episode 1 (Sons of Thunder) when Judas said, “If they don’t like it, then he can snuff them out with a single word.”
The camera went to Big James after Judas said that and I wonder if James recalled the moment when they told Jesus to call down fire from heaven and how Jesus reacted to that.
Didn't notice thanks for letting me see it in this episode we have got a lot of references to the first 3 seasons
Luv that. 😂❤.
Perhaps its because of the scriptures I saw this episode as Thomas ready to follow Jesus even to death if needed...I just see his sorrow in this scene, still grieving Ramah and his conversation with John, John helps him come back to hope...Thomas suffered so greatly over her death and having known people of faith who lost loved ones under terrible circumstances they struggle and grieve and can be so in sorrow that they forget they belong to the Lord...
Little James I know you are going through. Beginning of last year I broke my femur left leg. Like last year I have been living in continus pain .I pray for healing every day. Walking stick the pain in our Walking but I walk with it every day and think of you. But God is good and healing. Jenny laird.
I would love to go on the trip but money I do not have. But I will pray. Bless you all 😊
I mean the fact that they gave Thomas an imaginary girlfriend and had her killed was already kind of a “no” for me, but I believe they are trying to setup the “doubting” Thomas threw the death of Ramah.
Also I agree with your interpretation of Thomas in scripture I definitely don’t think that it was a “doubting” moment but a zeal without knowledge moment.
It wasn’t mentioned in this episode by you, but something I really like about the chosen is they keep using the line “I think that’s the point… He doesn’t need anything.” He just want’s us.
Aww no sleeveless Peter, but you didn’t have to call us out like that 😂😂
LOL 😂
Excellent analysis of this incredible episode. Absolutely one of my favorite episodes.
Funny that Judas is the one calling out who isn't one of them SMH 😮
Do you know by chance who the man was in the dark cloak ? At Lazarus resurrection? Is it Atticus ?
It’s not Atticus. I hope it’s one of Jesus’ brothers.
I agree with your objection to taking Thomas bravery and turning it to suicidal ideation. Especially when we have so little info about Thomas in scripture!!
Psalm 13 is also the one that Shmuel quotes to Jesus at the end of Season 3. They really seem to want to highlight that one.
I heard this also and I haven't seen nothing in a theater
I agree with you on Thomas
I agree with your discussion of Thomas and scripture. I felt from the beginning that having a character Rama was mistake. When we watched the episode where she was killed I secretly cheered. She distorted the intent of scripture.
I have to be honest. I was on board with Judas and his excitement about what Jesus did, only to be distracted by Thomas' angry grief. I was actually annoyed 🤦🏾♀️ I knew it was coming, but I wasn't ready to deal with it just yet. As a viewer, I just wanted to soak in the awe of the miracle.
Brandon, I’m sorry people are false claims against you. I appreciate your solid exegetical approach to scripture.
I would like to see what Dallas can do with the book of Acts.
I agree with you Brandon and it says that in my life application bible