The Most Important Moment In The Chosen
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- After watching The Chosen season 4 Episode 1-6, I believe the most important moment in The Chosen has just happened. This video breaks down there Jesus is emotionally in this season, and why Gaius is the key to this important moment.
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Those Gaius/Jesus scenes were pure gold.
TYPE MOSES ONLINE AND DISCOVER THAT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE FOR EXODUS AND MOSES. RIGHT?
@@martinkent333all religions start with the Tora, even Islam, all of them believe Moses is true. I wouldn’t trust google when I have a book that tells me all the truth I need to know. I hope one day you’ll read it too.
@martinkent333 uh also there’s caravan wheels and fossilized carcasses that were found at the bottom of the Red Sea soooo I don’t knoowwww kinda feel like you might need to search deeper
@@yippeeepson A few chariot wheels are the kind of feeble evidence that makes the grilled cheese sandwich with Mother Mary's face worth 40,000 dollars. No Christian archeologist has found the slightest evidence of Moses or the Exodus, but Ron Wyatt the pseudo-archeologist has found everything. You will find him awesome. You feel? You know? Facts help. When people go before a judge and say I thought, or I felt, the judge raises the eyebrow and looks at the person and thinks that this person didn't know. They had a hunch, an idea, a feeling, an idea about something, but the person didn't actually know for sure. Knowing is superior to a feeling or - thinking you know something. Once you master history you can win arguments. If you don't know, then it is hard to win. Any idea who the Exodus pharoah was? No one else does, so if you find it then please let us know. We'll be most grateful! Pleased to meet you!
That scene with Gaius coming to Jesus exactly when he did, and embracing him, then putting his hand on Jesus’ head, was so powerful and beautiful! Gaius was ministering to Jesus and loving Him with a full and grateful heart for who He is and what He means to Gaius! It just moved me to say to the Lord, ‘I hope you feel loved back, thanked, and cherished by me Lord!’ It was anointed and perfect! ❤️
I saw the movie in the theatre but where was this scene????????
I loved this so much!!!
@@JoAnn-m5r it was either episode 4 or 5. I can’t remember. Sorry! I’m excited that Season 4 will be free on The Chosen app by March 10. I plan on bingeing it as there is so much in every episode! ❤️
I love Gaius. I knew that he would be the Roman to embrace Jesus.
Amen!!!
I also loved how Gaius arrived at home, and snuffed out all of the candles burning to the other gods in his home... even before hearing about his son if I remember correctly.
I really loved how his wife heard Gaius already knew he was healed, saw him teaching "Shalom" to the kids, and saw the candles were out and immediately understood and accepted it as well.
Thank you. Gaius embracing Jesus to comfort Him and even stroking His hair was cinematic gold, showing the profound change in a former pagan idolater. Our Lord was indeed a man of sorrows, our great High Priest, who experienced the same trials as we and so much more. Maranatha!
Amo The Chosen !
So beautifully said. Thank you for your description. I’m looking forward to seeing it
Amen!
AMEN, Let his WORD'S be True!!
First Nicodemus. Then Johanna. And then, Gaius, one of my favorite characters in the series.
I've not seen that part of the Chosen yet, but always thought that Gaius would be "the centurion" mentioned in the Bible who had the faith. He has always been a character who is much deeper in feelings than his outward image shows him to be
I also liked Gaius. He's a good man. He had more faith than some of the rest.
I think the most important scene was the moment when Little James asks Jesus why he has not healed him even when he sees that he's a disciple and has been faithful to him all along. The scenario moved and moved me to tears. Up till this moment jt still resonates in my mind. Very very powerful scene. Go watch it again it is the most important moment.
i loved this and watched many times also...yet the series continues to pull this out- we all think we're better to know God and we are- yet the point is to love Him even if He doesn't physically heal. Not the point and they all wanted that- we all want that perfect life- we deserve it - right? 'unless a man hates his mother, father, family, even self- cannot be My disciple. Love God first! we are always sidelined and distracted. ok i got that- move on to next task- NO- take God first in all tasks! Not the 'natural' way but the purposed- narrow- i will follow Jesus- i won't turn back! He came to save from sin- not from Rome! we shall overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony!
I feel the same way.
Me too
One of my favorite scenes. I’ve watched it over and over.
I was touched there...but also very moving to me was when Jesus reaches Simon/Peter and pulls him from the depths of despair....and when Jesus tells Nathaniel, the truth teller, I saw you under the fig tree...I did not hide my face from you.
I'm glad gaius got to do that in the series. Imagine how happy and excited Jesus must have been at the time to see a gentile such as him to come to him with such faith. This demonstrates to everyone regardless of what you've done in your life Jesus still loves you and wants you in his kingdom. Repentance isn't difficult if you just ask God for help.
The history of the Church is foreshadowed in this telling of Jesus’ ministry. He didn’t come to recreate the earthly paradise, form social justice, but to prepare us for a pilgrimage.
Gaius w/Jesus (and the Bleeding Woman touching his garment) are the two best scenes so far. (Of a ton: redeeming Mary, Raising Nili, healing Shula and Barnaby, the dinner with Malik's family . . . ) It's SUCH a great series. "Filling in" the rest of daily life is making it so much more . . .
When Nicodemus recognized Jesus as the Christ on the rooftop filled me with such emotion (Jesus hugging him and the powerful release of emotion Nicodemus showed on his face)
Make sure to read your Bible too!
WOW@ Cannot wait to see season 4 on tv.
I thought the healing of Eden at the same time as Simon/Jesus walking on the water and Simon says don't let me go
@reneebaker1731 That scene was powerful and heartbreaking at the same time
Gaius hugging Jesus and comforting Him, not knowing what he was even doing, moved me. ❤❤
I wholeheartedly agree with you! These scenes were breathtaking. I was in tears as Gaius and Jesus embraced. When Gaius put his hand on Jesus' head, I was moved to tears! What an honor that would have been, to be able to comfort Jesus. Absolutely beautiful.
Me too
I also felt my heart totally overwhelm with all sorts of emotion but mostly with love.
This ❤
I really agree with your thoughts on this, it was a wow moment for me. 😢
Great job by Dallas and the Chosen team.👏👏👏
Really nails home that Jesus is here for everyone.... not just a few, for everyone. God wants his children home, so many are lost and crying out in pain.
Gallows humor with the word "nails"
@@barbarabistricky8337 I know, but no other way to say how it feels....no matter how it sounds.... just hurts that.... well you know.
@@jojo182013 sweet..... wish there was a theatre closer than three four hours away. love that series..... so amazingly well done... am really excited about Gaius....
@@barbarabistricky8337 I have seen it so many times that I don’t find it a bit humorous. I hope the death of someone you love doesn’t become a punch line.
@@gregkral4467 I don't know where you are going with this thought. I was just remarking on the odd use of the word nails in reference to Jesus, in that one could have said "understand" instead. No disrespect was intended. Strictly literary.
That scene with Guise and Jesus hugging did me in.
That is the BEST hug of the series! Jesus needed a hug and to have Gaius be the one to give him one was pure genius! Loved it!
I totally agree! Gaius’ redemption ministered deeply to Jesus. First with Gaius’ pure faith in Him, and then embracing Him with such love and gratitude! It was perfect timing and it made me want to minister to Jesus that way too! I loved it! It was pure gold! ❤️
The way you explain the journey of Gauis and his relationship with Jesus was just so beautiful. Thanks!❤
I agree, well said. Thank you
YOU Got that ending scene just right! That's what that pressing and pressing and squeezing of the olives- blood- was showing, and yes, the hopelessness- and then- God sends Gaius to give him a hug- a reaffirming and thankful hug, if you will. That was the best!
The story of Gaius has been my favorite storyline within this series so far ❤
I had been waiting for this for 2 seasons. That scene with Gaius was one of the sweetest moments in the whole series.
Season 4 was SO meaningful! Let’s rally around them and encourage them. Quit complaining! Encourage them! They are producing a wonderful gift to us about Jesus and the disciples. AND ITS FREE!!!
INDEED..❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼
I watched episodes 4-6 today. The ending scene of episode 4 where Jesus seems to be praying and dreading the suffering to come, while watching the crushing of olives in the press, reminded me of Is 63:2-6. "Why is your apparel red, and your garments like those of the wine presser? The wine press I have trodden alone, and of my people there was no one with me...."(St Joseph Edition, New American Bible, 1970).
Mosiah 3:5 For behold, the time cometh, and is not far distant, that with power, the Lord Omnipotent who reigneth, who was, and is from all eternity to all eternity, shall come down from heaven among the children of men, and shall dwell in a tabernacle of clay, and shall go forth amongst men, working mighty miracles, such as healing the sick, raising the dead, causing the lame to walk, the blind to receive their sight, and the deaf to hear, and curing all manner of diseases. 6 And he shall cast out devils, or the evil spirits which dwell in the hearts of the children of men. 7 And lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people. 8 And he shall be called Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Father of heaven and earth, the Creator of all things from the beginning; and his mother shall be called Mary. 9 And lo, he cometh unto his own, that salvation might come unto the children of men even through faith on his name; and even after all this they shall consider him a man, and say that he hath a devil, and shall scourge him, and shall crucify him. 10 And he shall rise the third day from the dead; and behold, he standeth to judge the world; and behold, all these things are done that a righteous judgment might come upon the children of men. 11 For behold, and also his blood atoneth for the sins of those who have fallen by the transgression of Adam, who have died not knowing the will of God concerning them, or who have ignorantly sinned. 12 But wo, wo unto him who knoweth that he rebelleth against God! For salvation cometh to none such except it be through repentance and faith on the Lord Jesus Christ. 13 And the Lord God hath sent his holy prophets among all the children of men, to declare these things to every kindred, nation, and tongue, that thereby whosoever should believe that Christ should come, the same might receive remission of their sins, and rejoice with exceedingly great joy, even as though he had already come among them.
Mosiah 3:5 For behold, the time cometh, and is not far distant, that with power, the Lord Omnipotent who reigneth, who was, and is from all eternity to all eternity, shall come down from heaven among the children of men, and shall dwell in a tabernacle of clay, and shall go forth amongst men, working mighty miracles, such as healing the sick, raising the dead, causing the lame to walk, the blind to receive their sight, and the deaf to hear, and curing all manner of diseases. 6 And he shall cast out devils, or the evil spirits which dwell in the hearts of the children of men. 7 And lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people. 8 And he shall be called Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Father of heaven and earth, the Creator of all things from the beginning; and his mother shall be called Mary. 9 And lo, he cometh unto his own, that salvation might come unto the children of men even through faith on his name; and even after all this they shall consider him a man, and say that he hath a devil, and shall scourge him, and shall crucify him. 10 And he shall rise the third day from the dead; and behold, he standeth to judge the world; and behold, all these things are done that a righteous judgment might come upon the children of men. 11 For behold, and also his blood atoneth for the sins of those who have fallen by the transgression of Adam, who have died not knowing the will of God concerning them, or who have ignorantly sinned. 12 But wo, wo unto him who knoweth that he rebelleth against God! For salvation cometh to none such except it be through repentance and faith on the Lord Jesus Christ. 13 And the Lord God hath sent his holy prophets among all the children of men, to declare these things to every kindred, nation, and tongue, that thereby whosoever should believe that Christ should come, the same might receive remission of their sins, and rejoice with exceedingly great joy, even as though he had already come among them.
You have a wonderful gift of dissecting the story 🙏🤩😇 and I appreciate how every word you use to retell the story made it very meaningful and impactful to me, and I am certain... everyone else here too 😉🤩😇🙏😍
Yes, I also agree! These Episodes 4-6 were so beautifully done! From all the scripture read by Jonathan Roumie - to the salvation and confession of Faith by Gaius, to Gaius thanking, worshipping and acknowledging Jesus as His Lord - to Jesus being lifted up and encouraged by a Gentile - absolutely awesome! So many will see this and be drawn to Jesus for their salvation for sure! PRAISE GOD! Thank you, Dallas Jenkins! 👍
Wow,wow,wow!!!!
You deconstructed the Gaius/Jesus storyline soooooo Beautifully!
It's one thing to hv a fellow Jew believe in Christ, but a Gentile? So whole heartedly? Amazing!
As Jesus grieves & ponders over his "end" (really the "beginning"), it's as if God the Father instantly let's his Son know WHY he will be making this sacrifice by hvng Gaius show up & embracing the Lord! It is & will be worth it! The "Humanness" of Jesus is answered!
Thank you! I agree, the final scene with Gaius was so very powerful!
Jesus was praying to his father in distress. And IMHO, God the Father sent His son, Jesus, Gaius, to offer him thanks and comfort in that moment/hug.
Your explanation of what happened between Gaius and Jesus in the episode, was an eye opener. It make us aware that Jesus was struggling to get his message to the Jews first and then the Gentles later. Well done sir, well done!
Thank you for the kind words!
Perfect analysis of this incredible ministry! Thank you for sharing! There are not the proper words to describe this Godly inspired movie series! all glory to God!
The Bible in visual and if you seek- you continue to find God's love and instruction- as the Bible- but I know I was missing it!
This is so perfect - the Bible's words and intentions and back stories - Godly messages every breath- thank you Dallas and co editors and staff- mostly thank God for inspiring and developing this as only He can!
"All things" for His glory honor and praise!
The actors are faced with allowing God to use each second- I'm sure their testimonies are more than this world could contain!
The joy unspeakable and full of glory!
God will continue to bless your ministry as well- thank you for all you do and continue!
Our God is in control!
Worthy of all our praise!
Hallelujah!
God bless you!
Amen!
Well done explanation of why Gaius, having such strong faith, was actually what Jesus needed for encouragement. And of course, it only helped Gaius’ faith when his son was completely healed without Jesus even going to the sick person.
Excellent, agreed, thank you for sharing your insight. (I wanted to jump up & down when I watched that scene between Jesus & Gaius, so powerful! It was good to see Simon Peter there too.) It was also so cool how episode 4 opened with the turn of events where Gaius is elevated instead of stripped of his rank. (Woah, I didn’t see that coming~ brilliant writing!) It was a beautiful set up for Gaius and what would follow! Yes, a very important scene!!
The Centurion actually tells Jesus I am not worthy for you to come unto my roof but I know that you are a man of authority and that if you just say the word it will be done for I too am a man of authority and so on
The centurion also said "I TOO am a man under authority" but the show did not convey this from scripture. The centurion is under an authority just as Jesus is. And Jesus confirms that in John 14 when he says he did not come under his own authority. Jesus is not the highest authority. God is. Jesus is the name above all names, king of kings and Lord of lords but God, who is our father, is even greater. But the show and many others seems to not understand this.
More will be revealed
That part about Gaius was my favorite part of the episode. It brought tears to my eyes.
I must say, this was one of those HUGE tear moments for me! I totally dread the coming... I'll need a few giant boxes of tissues for those seasons. 😢
Amen brother! At the end, had me weeping, because that is us.. The gentiles, who believed in Jesus, and through him we are SAVED! An born again! So beautiful, and symbolic.
THANK YOU for expressing the importance of Gaius and Jesus so heart fully 💛👌🙌🙌🙌💛💛💛💛🙋🏻♀️
my most "favorite" all time scene in the chosen series is when gaius walks up to JESUS smiling and embraces HIM with such amazing gratitude, compassion and love all while zebedee, mary and tamar were crushing olives not aware that JESUS was even there... continued blessings.🕊
Yes, I agree. A lot was said about how sad it was when Raima died. I was told to take a lot of tissues. It was sad but when my tears started was when I saw how pained Jesus was that his followers just weren't getting it. It made me realize that He must still feel that pain for the times when I just don't get it. Love this series and how the writers have interwoven these things together. Many layers.
My thoughts exactly!
And, I grew tired of the prolonged story line about the fictional Ramah...with Thomas going around with a chip on his shoulder. I know it's to help us relate to the fact they were human like us... but I just felt there was too much time spent on it.
Gethsemane literarily means oil press, that scene was beautiful and so heart wrenching.
Then Gaius coming back to comfort Him is beautiful, it points to the entire Gentile based church coming to believe in Christ and be saved … it’s worth it, for the joy set before Him
Thank you Lord!
We just watched this scene and I was confused why the sight of the olive press made him emotional and pray to the father, it all ties together! Thanks for the important detail in your comment!
I haven't seen season 4 yet but just listening to him brought me to tears to know thatJesus now realizes that his message is getting through to even people beyond those he was sent to. I agree with the narrator whole heartedly! AMEN!!!
This scene was so powerful and one of my favorites. I think your interpretation is spot on. Just yesterday a writer pointed out in a book I
was reading that what motivated Jesus to go through with being tortured and murdered was joy. Hebrews 12:12 "Because of the joy set before Him, He endured the cross." This scene could illustrate that Jesus saw this joy set before him in Giaus.
I haven't seen season 4 yet, cannot wait until it comes on Livestream. Thank you.
It’s a great season!
Same here! I'm in South Africa and it's not showing in theatres here. Really excited for it to go online :)
@@wiseworksstudio I've been watching a lot of reviews even with spoilers haha!
This was a great video. Thank you so much!
I've been blessed to be able to see this season in the theater, and this scene on the huge screen had everyone in the first row in tears. It was so moving!
Greatest summary of the Season ever I've seen, wonderful job! I really appreciate your conversational approach and clarity of message. Jesus is struggling, as you say, to see that the message is being received by his followers... this pain is evident and something we will see as it develops.
When I saw the scene you are referring to, I thought the very same thing you did! The most important scene of the Chosen, so far! ❤❤
Absolutely, this is the scene that has stayed with me the longest. It’s profoundly beautiful and, as you said, the entire purpose for Jesus being among us. I’m so grateful to the creators and actors of The Chosen for bringing these moments to life for viewers. ❤
The scenes of the salvation of Gaius are absolutely some of the best of the entire series. Much needed after the disaster of Rama. Pretty sure that will go down as the worst of the Chosen.
I haven't had a chance to see it yet. What's the disaster in Rama?
Thank you for sharing your light with us…. Your words were beautifully said. I will never forget the scene of Gias and Jesus hugging.
Gaius conversion was very special, since he was a very strong friend of Mathew and a Roman centurion at the same time. He deals with his friend leaving everything including him, for Jesus. Then he begins his own journey to conversion…when he says the words “ Lord, I am not worthy of your coming into my home, but say the words and my servant will be healed “, he is enlightened literally in the show. I don’t know if they put special effects, but it’s impossible for any acting to portray the light and love that were present in him in that moment! Beautiful ♥️🙏♥️
I haven’t seen Season 4 yet but your description of what I will see when it streams brought me to tears. I have expected Season 4 to be more emotional after the finale of Season 3 but know it’s extremely important to live thru these scenes as best as a human can. I don’t enjoy going to the theater since my husband passed away so am really looking forward to its streaming.
Praise God. JOnathan give.s justice the role of Jesus. thank you Lord
In the episode 7 and 8 i watched today gave me a truer understanding to Jesus wept. I've loved everyone of the episodes.
I kinda remember this story from my Sunday school classes. And yes it is so electrifying to now after all these years to now see it visually. It really gets the whole point of what Jesus
was trying to make and his outreach
Thank you so much for this viewpoint! Well appreciated.
God also wants to know we love Him. And we should let Him know that we truly love Him by obeying Him and telling Him with all our heart.
God bless you! 🤍✨
I can't wait to see that scene. I'm waiting for it to come to stream. This series really exploded. Started out as something you could only watch on their app seeking watcher funding, now in theaters wow!
I think it’s interesting that Gaius changes his dress during his conversion. He normally has his “scarf” tight and snug up to his chin as though he is closed to all but Rome. During these scenes his scarf is down around his shoulders, leaving his neck open and vulnerable. He has opened himself to hear and understand new ideas and making his conversion imminent. Well done!
That scene with Guias and them hugging knowing that Jesus is Lord was phenomenal. I also loved it when Jesus called Mathew to follow him. Mathew didn’t have one doubt in his mind about following him. He never looked back. Also when Mathew went to his Mother and Father to apologize to them for his selfishness in Season 3. That took so much strength with all 3 of them. It is so beautiful when people really listen to Jesus and how they get a soft Heart from Gods words. I also loved the part when Jesus is at Simon and Edens House before Jesus heals Edens Mother and Jesus talks to Eden and tells her that Eden saw in Simon what Jesus sees in Simon and how hard it is on her for her Husband to be away for so long. Then Jesus gives the Beautiful Gift of healing Edens Mother.😢 I absolutely love every single episode of The Chosen. That is why I have watched every episode 8 times or more of every Season. Great Job Dallas! Thank You so much.❤
Your message is so wonderful. Thank you for your amazing insight!
Our Lord has blessed you with spiritual insight that is rare today. God bless🙏🏻
Well said...
And in more ways than one.
4.4k have essentially watched this video you made, with an explanation of why Jesus came. So… may it cause viewers to think on that and for anyone who does not know Jesus, I pray they would seek out the shepherd and that God would reveal to their hearts, His son and the free gift of salvation that is found in no one and nothing else.
🕊✝️🙏🏻☝🏻
Jesus "came to save His people from their sins" where His people is Israel. These healings are tender moments but really just evidentiary events for His authentication, not Jesus' primary purpose.
SOME DETAILS.
1) Since Israel accepted his miracles and feedings but Jewish leaders rejected him as Messiah and crucified Him, He, after rising from the dead and making sure His resurrection was well-witnessed, >2)
2) ascended to Heaven from which He called Saul (Acts 9, +) into service to the Father who "wants all men to be saved." By Acts 8, the Jerusalem church had failed (financially, socially and theologically) in its effort to "bring in the kingdom" thru repentance and baptism. Then begins (Chapter 11) the church that we know today, the "body of Christ" (St. Paul's description), that advances most significantly the spiritual (vs physical) healing and salvation needed to enter into eternity with Jesus. (We could hope from psychological healing for many around us and perhaps for us too. )>3)
3) Very hard to show this with physical images, yet the majority of those enjoying the presence of God will be not those contacting Jesus' person on earth but those cleansed by and filled with the Holy Spirit while Jesus remains in heaven (Titus 3:5-6 and many other passages). >4)
4) Jesus IS the God of creation and current savior of all who believe in Him, so we need to urge people to take him at his word that he alone is eternal savior of all who do so. Read St. Paul and other letters he wrote based on Jesus' superseding message/mission to tell all to "believe on the Lord Jesus Christ to be saved (from sin penalty eternally)" and receive the actual presence of God within, encouraging, rebuking and guiding until we are called up to home. So much better to surrender to Him now in order to escape have Jesus as judge after parting this life. Do it today, please.
Just SAY THE WORD !!🙌
Thanks! This program is so tastefully done. Thank you for all the wonderful work.
Thanks so much! I am grateful you enjoyed it!
I couldn't have said it better than the last comment. Bravo Dallas and writing team!
Just found your channel ... I'm learning that we many times grow as christians by the experiences and thoughts of other Christians.
God is so magnificent that it is impossible for one person to experience all that He is and has for us.
I hadn't thought before about how much Jesus appreciated and needed, yes needed, to see that His life was doing what His Father intended.
Jesus was and is sensitive and compassionate towards what we feel, think and face.
That was the purpose in God coming to us in the form of a man, so that we can see he understands and sees us.
I appreciate this video 🌷
Thanks for the incite into this episode. Well done.
I am crying with the narration of what you are saying... Truth...
Thank you for your words, they are so needed.
Scenes that have you smiling while you're crying ... they just keep coming! THIS is life with Jesus!!! It really is!!!
We have joy in His presence, even while we're crying to Him in pain.
We have tearful joy in His presence, when we are so overwhelmed with gratitude and love,
that we can't speak words.
Great message and greetings from Scotland!
God finds ways to reach each of us if we are willing to listen. And see. The story arc of Gaius is indeed brilliant storytelling. And a reminder that anyone can be saved, if they open their heart to the healing power of God.
I love your explanations, thank you!
I do agree, this scene was an epic moment of conversion, even though for me, there were others that compete with it.
I also prayed, Lord I hope you receive my prayers, acts of kindness and service to you withe the love I put in each one of them.
Many Blessings to you all. Miami, USA
Gaius meeting with Jesus is one of my favorite scenes.
Our church showed season 4 episodes 1 &2 last night. Very powerful series.
I totally agree. What a moment.
Who are you??? I absolutely love your description of The Chosen!! You’re amazingly in tune of the show and I appreciate you very much. I will be following you and your explanation of this show! Thank you for your great input! I would love it if Dallas Jenkins grabs you up to spread Jesus’ word! ❤❤❤
😂 well I’m very glad you are sticking around for more videos. Thank you
I loved the scene where Nicodemus awakens to the fact that he’s speaking to God!
I SOBBED through this entire storyline- it was portrayed so beautifully and powerfully and is one of my favorite scenes to tell others about!
My first time watching this channel. Enjoyed your comments. Haven't seen any of season 4, but will when it comes out. The scripture that comes to mind regarding Jesus being encouraged by Gius is, "Who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. Hebrews 12:2 From what you're saying, this episode gives us a glimpse of the joy Jesus has when anyone acts in faith, for isn't it also written that you can't please ?God without faith? Blessings.
Your comments are a beautifully and eloquently state. Thank you for the ministry of your insights. I can’t wait to see it all again once it starts streaming.
Prescious thoughts! Thank you!
Greetings from Germany!
❤ love ur podcast ! Where have u been all this time. Excellent input !!!! Go for it!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ from the Philippines 🇵🇭 🇵🇭
Thanks for your breakdown, of what you see, and feel.., without adding any color
Amen! You are overflowing with grace as you were sharing . Thank you!
Thank you for thanking the time to break it down. I also agree it was most powerful seeing what the fee was, the amount of words needed to describe the emotions that were being portrayed.
May God continue to bless you as you break these views down
I have not seen all of the show as of yet. However, for me personally the character "Gaius" is an amazing character that i thought i understood. Only to find out, I had grossly underestimated how truly righteous he is. 🙌~ He is becoming more than just a character. He is becoming a friend. 🙏~ 🙇~ ...
YES totally agree with you about Gaius - beautiful and important!! So many tears!!
I have not seen any of the season 4 , as I was watching your channel I just got goose bumps and cried , I know God is going to work all the problems out , we NEED God more today than ever , the hearts of man is so wicked and vile , I have a lost soul in my home , as we watch the choosen in our home , he is watching also , he's quietly watching observing , ccx and its wonderful !! 😊
Let's all pray for the choosen , this law suit ( we know the evil one is at the heart of this ) ( the love of money ) + ( the lust of money ) = sin
Totally agree with you about Giaus!!
I've seen all the shows thus far, including Season Four. This series is, in my opinion, the best, most true to the biblical values represented by the Gospels that I've seen in my 7 decades.
That is beautiful!
Gotta love how in the show version of Jesus, he tells his disciple that it’s better that he keeps limping cause it gives God glory. Also gotta love season 4 where someone dies and Jesus says sorry, not their time to be healed and live…
When I saw it today I remember a Bible story from when I was little. Paul I believe was in prison for being a believer and he and the others with him were singing. The wind blew the door open and they didn’t leave and the guard was amazed. So he asked then to share about their faith and freed them and invited them over so not only he could be saved but his entire household. When I saw Guais putting out the candles and introducing the Shalom shalom to his sons and even his wife repeating it. Tells me that not only was Guais saved but his sons and wife. Makes me wonder if Atticus and the guard that is Guais' right hand man is next.
I cried sooo hard during the scene with the pressing the olives. My heart was hurting 😢thinking of what was to come 😢😢
Nice observation.. I felt as you did too, so much so, I said it to myself on my drive home... that embrace was a maker
Beautifully said!
Love Gaius❤️✝️🥰🙏❤️
Everything about that episode gave my goodies!
I do agree that Jesus needed to see he is appreciated. I loved this scene. His smile when he went to Jesus was so good for the heart. It helped ease Jesus’s panic in what he will face in the future. His sacrifices will be worth it because of people like this Roman. Having a Roman believing in him is a miracle.
I loved your analysis, how profoundly beautiful! I haven't seen season 4 yet, but now I'm even more excited to watch it!! Thank you and God bless!
I would like to thank you. What you just spoke of really got to me. Thank you
Thank you for watching!
When Gauis comes to Jesus and asks for healing of his son is the most moving thing in season 4!!
Gaius (the Centurion from Luke 7:6-7) says to Jesus, “Lord I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof, but only say the word and my servant shall be healed” That line, with a small adjustment, eventually made its way into the Catholic liturgy of the Eucharist. This bit of The Chosen ties it up very neatly.
This was very helpful thank you.
The scene with Jesus and Gaiys is my favorite! It is such a beautifully written scene.