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There are a lot of reactions to The Chosen, there are few that can introduce you to the story and complement it. But you became necessary to me after every episode! The way and happiness with which you speak about the scriptures and Judaism is special. I'm from Croatia, I don't speak English very well, but I understand you perfectly! You are a true blessing to all who are thirsty for the word of God! ❤️🇭🇷

Why did Jesus say the least in Heaven is greater than John the baptist.

This gives a whole new meaning to "net"working!

Watching The Chosen makes me jealous of the disciples and their relationship with Jesus as He walked here on earth.

My favourite scene was when Mary brought out the box with the bridle, for Jesus. Nothing was said but the look between Mary and her Son, Jesus was beyond knowing. It brought Joseph back to them so profoundly and there was such love shown without a word spoken.

I really appreciated the actor's interpretation of JTB, & also your insights to applications of life purpose and humility as related to that. The interactions between he & Jesus, Andrew, and Nicodemus will resonate w/ me long past the completion of this series. Thankyou for your wonderful insights, sincerity, & light hearted approach at Grafted.

Previous time I rewatching The Old Testament moments in The Chosen and in this the moment the boy said Judah David walks in

There are so many moments this season I loved. Gaius telling Peter and Matthew, "I KNOW he can heal my son. Will you let me ask him?" Then as they leave to go see Jesus, he says, "My son is as good as healed." I will NEVER read John 11:35 "Jesus wept." the same again. The image of Jesus collapsing on the ground with the weight of everything that was happening - Lazarus' death, his own impending death and the fact that his disciples still weren't getting it - will always be in my mind. Those 2 words now have so much more meaning.

My 10 year old said "imagine the first person you get to see is Jesus!"❤

I loved that Gaius didn't go home to make sure that his son was healed first, he just started buying the things for a celebration. He took Jesus's word on faith and acted on it. ❤❤

the Romans were neither Irish nor American

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BUT NO AMERICANS!

He didnt heal everyone He came in contact with, when He went to the pool, He only healed the 1 guy (z's brother) but left the rest unhealed (historical accounts there were thousands there needing healing. Plus He had to have passed the gate beautiful not healing the lame guy that is later healed in Acts. the hard part about the Rhema scene is the verse that "He healed all who came to Him" and they did depict Thomas going to Him and asking (not to mention ask and you'll receive). I do agree with you about this setting up why Thomas doubted His resurrection so much.

I Loved Joanna's Journey ✝️🩷

Here is what I have an opinion on as to why Jesus made the clay. So far I have peace in my spirit on this possibility. The fact is, the man born blind seemed to be in such a bad way that people questioned the sins of himself or his family as the cause. Blindness was not new, nor was it new to Jesus who had already healed some blind eyes. I believe the man was born without eyes as a whole. Not just blind, but incapable of ever seeing because of the lack of eyes. Jesus, through whom all things are created (Colassians 1) made the clay, which we are made out of and actually formed eyes for the man. This is why this miracle was so big in scripture. This is why pharisees couldn't believe he could have done it without demonic help. This was a creative miracle. Putting physical, seeing eyes, where there were none.

Guys the lord created eyes from the dust of the earth that is simply it.

I'm so excited y'all will be at Chosen Con- I missed last year's but am going this year! :)

Love the roostershirt, Tom!

I subscribed.😊

You two are funny and knowledgeable.. Thank you!

Of course I loved the moment when John saw the lamb/rainbow outside the window, I loved the actress that played Elizabeth and her interaction with young Mary. The actress that plays young Mary is so cute with the sweetest voice although I know laugh when she says “Jesus” thanks to Dr Tom. Sounds like cheeses. And lastly Johanna and how she has supported Jesus and loves his mission.

I can't help but shake off the feeling that even the Messianics still consider themselves better than others, based on where Jesus chose to incarnate. The initial words of the mister on the right especially rub me the wrong way. "It is OUR story, The story you GET to be enter into." How is a gentile supposed to read this? Are we supposed to feel grateful to a certain tribe, rather to God who created all people, Jew AND Gentile? It feels as if you're half-way away from the Pharisees which outright rebuked the gentiles, but I still sense unearned entitlement. Episodes about Samaria and Decapolis clearly portrays this thinking as incorrect. The plights your people suffered, and the honors they received, do NOT make you better than anyone else. It is not your blood that is Holy, but the covenant God made with Abraham. There's a reason Jesus talked about the Widow at Zarepath and Naaman the Syrian to the Nazarenes, and their violent reaction. Jesus all but calls two gentiles righteous OVER the Jews who kept the Law. They were justified by their faith. Not by their ancestry or special favors. Am I reading your words wrong? I'll be the first to apologize if I am. I hope that's the case. Otherwise, I'd urge you (and all who think like you) to reread Galatians. Paul couldn't have been any more clear about Judaizers and the distinction between Jew and Gentile - or rather, lack there of - under Jesus Christ. I love Him for no one else shall exalt themselves over me, and neither shall I exalt over them. It's His sacrifice, His Grace that matters. We are mere recipients.

John breaking the chains and pointing the way ❤❤❤❤ perfect!!! True freedom!! Eternity and he is alive forever in Christ 🥰 I had to think of the orthodox icon of John the Baptist presenting his head on the plate. Death has no power over him anymore ❤

The way Judas is portrayed is really scary. Showing him as an ordinary person just like us. Wanting to 'hurry up' the kingdom and trying to do things his own way. We need to pray to stay in God's will. It seems a lot easier to betray Yahshua than we think. Scary!

15:22 rooster in Spanish is "gallo"

Come on people, subscribe to these fine gentlemen! My favorite moments continue to to be the writers and actors connecting to us as relatable. Their struggles, their learning, each misunderstanding, moment of clarity, each repentance. That Jesus wept is brief in scripture. How it was portrayed in the show just broke my heart open. Shmuel and Judas not being able to get out of their own headspace and be humble was also sad. Joyful moments are Jesus’s love for all, especially his mother and followers. An aside: You two are hilarious. David and his merry men😂

You two make me laugh 🤣 thank you!

My fav John was when at the last he looked over and saw the lamb and said “Thank You”

Wow! I never connected Yeshua's baptism by John with David's anointing by Samuel, with the waiting period until each comes into his kingdom.

500th LIKE! Love you guys, and The Chosen! Thank you for this livestream!

Rooster in Spanish is "Gallo"

If I may, John the Baptist is a first born....always consecrated to God, he was given a mission from the beginning.

I love when John saw Jesus perfom His first miracle in front of him. When he got rid of the demons and John said Yessss 😅😊

Any scene with Jesus and his mother, especially when Jesus wept.

Forgiveness is not for the person you are forgiving but in first instance for yourself, you forgive so you can be forgiven too....

How do you baptise? Do you follow Acts 2:38? In the name of Jesus?😊

Joanna joining the crowd was a high point. So was Peter and Matthew forgiving each other.

There’s no way to ignore the rooster shirt… 😊. Gallo in Spanish.

Great point about becoming that which the Lord had made us to be.

Thank you for explaining Midrash to us and for those who have those concerns.

The big eye opener for me was realizing Rabbi Yusef is Joseph of Arimethea

I thought Schmuel was going to turn but he really was repulsed by Mary anointing Jesus feet . .. But Yusef is definitely a believer

My favorite, I know you've gone home already, but anywho, is when John the Baptist broke the ⛓️ in Jesus' dream. That was powerful. Something in my soul felt a shift in that moment. 😊

Tomorrow is Jonathan's 50th birthday

Favorite John the B moment: I love when John was just before the beheading when he was looking outside, he saw a lamb (JESUS) and he said to the lamb: "thank you". I very very very love that part. He was so prepared for his death but more than death, he is transitioning to eternal life. Heaven was waiting to receive him

I subscribed long before. Hehehhehe This your follower from Asia. 😍

When you said "we all have someone who got us to where we are" Mine is my grandpa. In 22 days it will have been 1 year since he passed away. He always led me back to the truth and I am inspired to live my life in faith like him ❤️❤️

Jesus not brining back Remah is also a reminder that He was following the Father’s absolute will. And often in His will, He does not give us everything we ask for. His will is perfect.

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