Why are these Three Groups so mad at JESUS!? | The Chosen Season 3 Episode 8 BREAKDOWN
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- The Chosen Season 3 Episode 8 shows us the culture of the Decapolis and how these different groups functioned.
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I love the instantaneous seating of the hostile groups. Reminder that every knee will bow and every tongue confess that He is Lord.
Awesome, The crowds demeanor changed instantly when Jesus healed that mans broken leg, and yet the hard hearted religous leaders (Pharisees) could see many miracles done by Jesus and still deny His Lordship, not wanting to loose their religious control and $$ income over the people.
I think back then they were quicker to interpret miracles as magic or sorcery and perhaps not divine. Oddly, even in our age of glorification of pagan and new age rituals celebrating ‘magic’, people would probably believe that something miraculous that they saw (and couldn’t deny or explain) as something from God (and not witchcraft or magic).
Nobody has mentioned that Simon is the only one not actually sitting. He is crouched down and ready to get up at a moment's notice.
I noticed that also. I wasn’t thinking it was because he could flee at any moment, but I just noted it. I was also noticing because that position can be tiring on the legs for that long! 😊😂
I noticed that right away.. like he wasn’t ready to comply with what Jesus has asked … sort of obeying but not
I noticed
I also noticed that the disciples gave Jesus a lot of back-talking. Are we like that?
@@kmbn1967 Great question. Makes us think, doesn’t it?
I did think it was funny after they all found fish in their basket and the camera zoomed out to all the disciples from the view point of Jesus and they all turned and looked at Jesus all at once. They all smiled and then Jesus did. As if to say. Don’t doubt me dumb dumbs. Lol! Awesomeness.
I love how they decided to give Judas the Biblical line "Rabbi, increase our faith!" In the Gospels it's not stated which disciple says it. Giving Judas some of those moments has a GREAT effect. He was a faithful disciple like the others, for a time.
An augur is a soothsayer. They would interpret birds flight or lightning, read the entrails of a chicken, etc. and tell if a project was beginning on a good omen or not. What she says is that the augur converted, and that nobody had the guts to begin construction or any other project without knowing if it was approved by the gods or not.
The impression I got is they were mad at eachother. Politics and Racial Identity was their Religion. Also I wasnt surprised about Shmuel. At first hes the only Pharisee to compare it too, but in the midst of His Legalism the Man has a Heart, and look at all the other Rabbis in the Story whos Hearts became Hardened, he did not Harden his Heart. I dont know if you know this or All Missions are the same, but the one None Latterday Saint production Missionaries are allowed to watch is The Chosen. And its not a Latterday Saint show and its the only TV Show ive ever watched that causes me to Cry. This Season Ive probably shed enough tears to fill a Coffee Mug.
Do you or anyone see yourselves in the crowd in the Decapolois?
Each group is defending their position. Each group thinks they’re right.
Let’s think on this stuff?
Jesus is the answer, is the unifier.
We have no clue as to the depths and the heights of God’s transcendence.
We are different people on this earth with our own likes and dislikes.
Think about that please.
Let’s do some introspection. God bless you all.
I love how this Jesus acknowledges the concerns and challenges of the culturally diverse crowd. He never avoided the conversation, and never diminished or dismissed their issues. He heard them out and fostered empathy and compassion. We still need this today.
I noticed that too. He handled the Greek's religion differently from the other jew
I believe the chosen didn’t have to mention the Romans being there at the feeding of the 5k because Eating Atticus, a high ranking Roman, knew about it from the snitch on the horse
“Easting Atticus” LOL that’s a great nickname too he’s always eating haha.
The 3 groups are Syro-Phoenicians, (tall hat guy, modern Lebanon), Nabateans (modern Arabs, Fathia, the jewelled lady), Greeks ( Edimus the blue eyes bronze caster in blue tunic). It can be assumed and found out in the end of episode 7 and beginning of episode 8.
Thanks I wanted the names and spellings to be able to look them up. Is it modern Lebanon or Syria?
This is one of my favorite episodes from the beginning to the ending. So much to take in. The Walking on water scene was awesome.
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Do you think the man that was healed could be Simon of Cyrene who carried the cross ?
I’m so thankful you addressed this blending of stories. The first time I watched this I was “wait what?” I’m not saying this detracts from the story nor does it seem unbiblical… just surprised me. Thank you for handling this so well
Are you going to release a video of the group reaction to the season three finale soon? Because I‘m really eager to see what everyone’s reaction is going to be to the walking on water scene.
Wonder if the man healed of a broken leg could be later, Tamar's brother?
I'm very curious to know WHERE he ran off to!
I think we saw her brother when the guy with the dreads came with her friends to have him healed
The Gypsy looking woman and her group are Nabateans the builders of Petra even though Nabateans like modern Gypsies and Bedhouin tribes are largely nomadic.
Yup, they’re the native people of eastern Jordan/northern Arabia.
They were also the proto-Arabs , king Herod was actually 1/2 Nabatean.
Colleen Fisher Corvallis Oregon USA just saying hello my fellow christians. My knee bends and I praise Jesus every moment of the day
I've been taught that in the feeding of the 4000 they had 7 baskets of food left and that the 7 is in reference to the 7 gentile nations, the 12 left in the feeding of the 5000 is in reference the 12 tribes of Israel
This is such a good example of what we see today - so many people so sure that they have the right answer and everyone else is not only wrong but they seem to delight in shoving this in their faces instead of just looking to Jesus and allowing Him to show the the truth in His own way. I worry that many of my friends from Sunday school seem too much like the Pharisees and the arrogant Jews that are shown here.
Love your channel!
Great video. Thank you for sharing
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Tky for explaining the videos sometimes I have to go back ...
But I enjoy listening to you
I can't stop Watching the chosen
I love the entire cast from 👩
Mother Mary & Joseph and Jesus as a child ...Everyone plays such a good role.... Jonathan Rommie is magnificent 👌🏻 even around children...❤️ He shows to have patience with children.... Sit down and talk to them... In today's world 🌎 know one has time for children...
Dallas Jenkins and Crew are great writers and the music 🎶 to each scene blends in perfect.. I love walking on water 💧 and Veronica
Another great scene 👏🏻 so many women can relate to her pain...Just not 12 yrs. She suffered and Jesus heal her.. Shkran Lak Abba ❤️
Can't wait for season 4
Another awesome and informative video. Thank you.
The pull to a close-up of John, at Simon's moment of leadership. "The success of this trip depends upon Simon" indeed!
Hey Brandon 👋
I feel like the word to use describing Jesus’ behavior would be assertive not aggressive. Strong and assertive while being meek and loving.
Great Video Snipe Life, this is probably one of my favourite plot points from the Chosen , seeing all the different ethnic/ religious groups with their own socio-political problems clashing together and Jesus and the disciples were in the middle of it.
I was just a bit disappointed we didn’t see a full resolution to all their inquiries, it was nice to see Jesus as peacemaker and judge , it would have been nice to see him provided solutions to the town’s conflicts and then demonstrate his credibility by the teaching & feeding.
Perhaps they’ll summarize it in season 4 but it seemed like they kinda simply dropped the point entirely lol. Also hope we see more of Leander in season 4. He could be the first one of many Greek followers Jesus had.
The real "resolution" is that He got each of them to participate when He provided food. The Parable of the Banquet brought to life by all of them together! They were even talking peacefully to each other at the end
@@jorinebustraan9659 That’s very true, they all were amicable at the end, but I wanted to see how the teaching & miracle would translate into institutional change in their town
@@sjappiyah4071 It probably got them predisposed to be able to have the personal virtue to fix those problems... that's what grace is supposed to do for us, after all... grow in holiness.
That is how some Christians act about having other people come into their Church.
The Nabateans were the people who lived in Petra, (in nowadays Jordan) as far as I know.
Notice how Simon doesn’t really sit all the way down.
Maybe there is nothing here.
If the actor has a less than perfect knees, like I do. When I sit on the ground, I'm like the paralytic. Or I rest on my knees kneeling.
Or behind door #2, maybe it is anticipation of action. Or door#3, it is in less than complete obedience to Jesus' "sit down". Maybe his legs would cramp up after the long run to get there.
At this point, Simon has more issues than the crippled man.
Does he ever? Lol. My husband said that it shows that he's always ready to go
Which is a neat trick in that miniskirt they make him wear
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Howdy Brandon!
Could Leander become Matthias? He does believe, so can he be converted and receive a name change?
As of now, I'm leaning towards the Zealot who said he'll tell the others that Z is dead being Matthias.
Leander is Greek.
@@Hard_Boiled_EntertainmentI think he’s gonna be the repentant thief on the cross next to Jesus
@@taralohman6492 That'd be a great payoff, too! And the other Zealot with him and Z, who's less accepting of the Messiah being different from what they expected, is the Unrepentant Thief.
I definitely don’t think so, Leander is Greek.
I think rather Leander is one of the many Greek followers mentioned in scripture that start following Jesus. For eg ( John 12:20)
Question: Why did Leander lie to Jesus when he pretended not to know that Jesus was in the group walking into the Decapolis as he hid on the hill with his two friends? He said in a surprised tone, "You?"
And why did he lie again when his friends ran down the mountain after he signaled to them, and apologized to Jesus saying that he didn't mean to spring the boy and his deaf/mute father on Him? He was pretty much lying-in-wait!
I understand why he would spring the duo on Jesus (for healing), but I don't understand why he'd blatently lie about it to the Lord who knows all. Is he going to turn out to be an adversary in future episodes? Thank you in advance for your insight❣️
Brandon. Could it be the Romans are on-site at the F5K because several Cities have had their citizens driven from their homes into the wilderness and every one of those were under Roman occupation anyway? Rome is always present.
The feed of 5000 was shown
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Yeah, they don't get it now, but they will when they find themselves sitting across the table from each other! If they make it to Heaven!!
The auger was the spiritual person who saught the gods for all of the activities of the region. All these people relied on the "blessings" of the gods to go forward with their various projects.
It's a nice lead up to the feeding of the five thousand. 2 fish & five loaves. 😉 I know there were two different times that thousands were fed, but I never caught on that they were different groups. And Jesus walked on water twice right? In one of them, after the storm, the disciples with Jesus encounter a necropolis and the demon-possessed man and the herd of pigs that drown afterwards. Not sure if we'll see those events portrayed in the Chosen. Still loving this show and they've done such a good job with limited funding.
why dont you put all the episodes on for free on the internet without comments?
Nabateans settled in Petra eventually but at this time would have been Arabian nomads from the Negev.
Correct me if I am wrong but didn’t the Nabateans build Petra ? They were the proto-Arab group that built and settled Petra /Southern Jordan in the 2nd century BC , which is when they became a client kingdom of Rome
@@sjappiyah4071 Completely agree: they started in Petra, then spread out (and intermarried with Herod)
@@sjappiyah4071 it's been a long time since World History class, but they could have built Petra. It was their trading hub along the "Spice/Incense Route" between nations. Petra didn't fall to the Romans til after the Temple was destroyed, so somewhere around 100CE, although they were under a sort of Roman rule because the trade routes went through much of the Roman Empire.
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"The augure of Abila" is "the polytheists priest " he offer sacrifices and read them and tel if any action/plan is viewed favorably by the Gods they believe in. So the whole town couldn't perform any kind of business because the Augur came to believe there was One God and it was the God of Israël. He resigned of his pantheist/polytheists priesthood. The greek had their own, the others had their owns as well. So the whole region stopped functionning. Hospices or Augure are kind of the same.
"Showee-offee"??? Lol...I guess that works.
Do you think the kid, Telemachus, might become the Gospel Writer Mark?
Probably not, because Mark was presumably a wealthy Jew and the boy Telemachus seems to be Greek and poor.
please help me understand "The Mustard Seed" better. I have a lot of faith but this is one story i do not understand.
Its interesting that in this video you point out that the disciples keep having to remind one another that they can trust Jesus. This is the same lesson I take from the nearly back to back crowd fewding stories in Matthew. Jesus fed 5000k+ people with 5 loves and 2 fish and only seeming weeks later is faced with a smaller crowd and more food with which to feed them and yet the disciples still don't know what to do... aren't we just like that?
Kings 9 4-9 is why they hated Jesus.
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The crowds reminds me of the racial ethnic divisions in 2020s USA.
Why did the feeding of the five thousand depend on Simon?
I think he was referring to the water walking part.
I think it's because he's pretty much the only one who doesn't panic over the thousands of hungry people. He tells the others to calm down and wait, and trust Jesus to be able to handle it.
The success of the *trip depended on Simon. I also think it was really about the walking on water part of the trip, Simon obtaining the boat etc
what language would have Jesus spoken to in this mixed grouping? assuming the disciples only spoke Jewish how would they have repeated to the crowd??
Probably Greek or Aramaic.
Most likely Aramaic, one of the common languages and known by the less educated as well. Greek and Latin was mainly used by the educated
(by the way, the language of the Jews is Hebrew)
Why does He say “I know you.” Who are the Gentiles? Are they from Turkey or Syria ( the nations dealing with that earthquake now?
Jesus as the bible reveals is God in the flesh (God incarnate)so He does know who everyone is and who have put their trust in Him for salvation.
A Gentile is Anyone who is Not a Jew.🙏
Gentile means anyone that is non Jew so we are Gentiles for example.
Specifically the Gentile groups here are the Syrophonecians , the Nabateans, and Greeks.
The Syro-Phoenicians are originally from *Lebanon*. (Lebanon was home to the Phoenician kingdom)
The Nabateans are a proto-Arab group from Eastern Jordan & Northern Arabia.
And the Greeks of course are migrants from Greece.
None of these groups are directly related to the people in Turkey & Syria experiencing the earthquakes. Only commonality is that they’re all middle eastern / Mediterranean
@@sjappiyah4071 Don't forget modern-day Syria and Lebanon were more or less together in those days, hence the term Syro-Phoenician. (Much later, around the time of the Mandate, it was actually called "Greater Syria")
There are still Syrians who trace their heritage back to those days, as their are Jordanians whose ancestry goes back to the Nabateans (and Hashemites, like the current King of Jordan)
Turkey was and still is quite a different entity (in response to @Annamaria Currivans question)
Thanks…..good answers. So, Jesus begins reaching out beyond to other tribes of people.
They’re Samaritans and of course Jesus and the others are Jews. They don’t mix well at all. This was obvious to me.
Nabateans.
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you should do a video talking about your predictions for season four @thesnipelife