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- In this episode, Dr. Tom & Sam give some background information to the high priest Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin and show the importance of Jesus taking the disciples all the way up to Caesarea Philippi. And, watch Dr. Tom cry as Peter finally forgives Matthew!
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I love how Peter is aggressive in everything he does, even in forgiveness.
I told this to my cousin 😅
hahaha i notice it too xD
There is a difference between aggressive and assertive. Aggressive is negative, with fear and worry, not trusting. On the other hand, assertive is the opposite. It's confidence, positive, believing that anything is possible.
Regarding Simon Peter's reaction to Matthew asking for forgiveness, I believe there are two things you have missed. (1) Peter started softening towards and respecting Matthew from their time seeking Mary. Then throughout the show as he led the group and made sure everyone was taken care of, he included Matthew. Even at the campfire the night before, he made specific mention of being sure Matthew had his place to sleep prepared. So it would seem in his heart there had developed a turning of forgiveness, or more like he moved on from that, but he never really faced or dealt with it head on, more like it was something that existed like that annoying hum in the background. (2) Human psychology. When Matthew apologized, it caused a resurfacing of all that hurt and pain. It's easy to spiritualize what we *should* do, but we need to see through the eyes of grace, that wounds can be so deep that you can't just brush the pain aside that easily. Peter *needed* that time to wrestle with his feelings and his pain before he could make the choice to extend forgiveness. We are often too harsh with people, thinking they have to jump through the right spiritual hoop at a moment's notice. But that's not how we are built. I'm glad the script of The Chosen played it out this way.
I completely agree. Because Matthew is such a sympathetic character, many viewers see him as the victim. Because Simon is such a forceful character few have sympathy for him. I believe Simon gave more to the relationship than many give him credit for. Matthew, though knowing he almost destroyed Simon's life, played the victim and expected Simon to suck it up forgive him and move on. In Christianity we harm people by expecting instant add water and stir repentence and many end up stuffing their feelings and emotions in such an unhealthy way. If you step on my foot accidentally of course I can forgive you easily. But if you maliciously step on my foot, I have a more to process. What's most important is the desire to obey even when it is hard. I hope Grafted sees that (as 2 people who have leadership roles they have to counsel more deeply)
I visited Ceasarea Philippi back in 2019. There's cave situated pretty far back in the rocks with a large boulder inside, and the stones are stained with a blood/rust color. According to our tour guide, the people would sacrifice their infant children in this cave to appease Pan or Baal's wrath. I remember him saying that it was this specific place that was known as "The Mouth of Hell". It is here where Jesus renames Simon as Peter and tells him "on this rock I will build my Church". To this day, I still see that cave whenever I read Matthew 16. Jesus being identified as the Christ here is huge, not only because of his role as the Messiah, but his victory over death is declared right in front of Satan's stronghold. Wow!
I liked Peter's talk with Jesus about forgiveness.
Not forgiving someone allows them to continue to have power over you.
I believe that grief is something you have to learn to live with. It doesn't really go away, but with Jesus you can deal with it in a healthy way
I think Jesus can take away all grief
The Lord has come to heal the brokenhearted. He took your sorrows and pains upon His own body and died on the Cross.
Yes, grief never stops; it changes.
@@thunder8590yes,but grief is part of humanity. Jesus mends, but never ends. Christ says on this side,”Bones will break and hearts will break….”
Hey guys, love your podcasts soooo much. I have watched you all for 3 weeks straight. Dr. Tom love your wisdom on First Century knowledge. Sam is hilarious.
Now, Italian and Spanish very are similar. I watched your other video. So what Atticus said may have been right. They do great research.
Secondly, Shahar Issac aka Simon-Peter is a real Israeli Soldier. He gets time off to film the show. So it’s why he is so cut and a beautifully sculpted body. He’s a great guy. There’s your reason. Pray he stays safe.
Funny, too, Jesus mentions Simon as "one who hears". When, he cuts off the ear of Malchus, Jesus rebukes him as Simon 😅
I love that after he said, "I forgive you" he follows with, "it's forgotten". Forgetting is so much harder than forgiving! Yet it is so important if we are to move on peacefully.
I love that final moment of Peter publicly forgiving Matthew, n declaring it to everyone... that single moment showed beyond a doubt why he is the rock, why he was made the leader n foundation!!!! He cemented his title n position right then n there!!!!! Love that scene so much!!!
Now, please do not make us wait a week or more for the next episode!!!! I soooo cannot wait to see yalls reaction to 3 & 4!!!!
Blessings Guys!
You can forgive someone from a distance if they don't repent. Forgiveness doesn't mean treating the relationship like it's fine if someone is constantly sinning against you. One thing that helped me to forgive those who sinned against me without repentance is telling myself, "This person must be so lost and so far away from God that they don't even realize they sinned against me."
I love how Andrew still checked on The Messiah. Yes, He's a mystery. He has feelings and we should care about them. That's love ❤
Don’t forget to see how that forgiveness effected the rest of the group
When you hold grudges against one person in a group, the negative energy and therefore doorway to evil, can be felt on the whole group. Also, when you forgive, it elevates your soul and the group can feel the positivity.
I'm reading "Sitting at the feet of Rabbi Jesus" and I feel like I'm gaining a better understanding of the Jewishness of Jesus. I would recommend it to everyone.
I love these videos! Keep them coming 🙏
Atticus needed a snickers
The Princess Bride!??? Haha omgosh that's like my top favorite movie EVER,.. and I didn't pick up on that until y'all said something! 😂😂😅❤😊
ATTICUS is Hangry
That forgiveness healed the group too
Thank you for this video. "That's leadership " captures my heart. So true! Humility, forgiveness and moving forward together in Christ. This is true life! ❤
I didn't know Caiphas was appointed by Rome 😮
I am so grateful for finding your channel! Beautiful job today and further enhancing The Chosen and our audience understanding. So many will be getting the Jewishness of the faith not only from this landmark show, but from you two. As a Messianic myself I thank you!
The first four episodes of this season brought me to tears. The first episode I watered up when Andrew found out about John The Baptist, the second episode I watered up when Peter forgave Matthew, the third episode I watered up when Rema was killed, the fourth episode I teared up when Thomas was trying to stop crying over Rema. But also when Jesus watched the red grapes turn into wine that looked like blood. When Gaius comforted Jesus, that was it for me. I felt jealous of Gaius for doing what I would have done in a New York minute.
That was actually an olive press….but the same symbolism ❤❤
Good job, gentlemen!
Why do you leave out the Jesus, 70x7 talk with Peter?
“We are forgivers - that’s what we do” wow. That’s deep.
There is a difference between keeping the peace and making peace
I'm gonna keep that with me forever, walk 25 miles with the Lord even though you don't know why, and you don't know what for we just have to trust ❤❤❤
I so appreciate your insights! Seeing the cultural and linguistic meanings in Scripture brings such a richness and depth of meaning to the words we so often just skim over. Thank you, both for sharing! ❤
my family would always take paper supplies- TP, paper plates, napkins, paper towels, plastic utensil, trash bags, different size baggies & coffee, bottled water to the family home that everyone always ended up at. It was always welcomed & things that they don't always think about at the time.
Thank you for your insights. Love the scriptures you have inserted too! May our Lord Jesus bless you both! 🙏✝️
Pray first! Then remember that God is so very eager to forgive you that the very first thing Jesus did when the world was created was die on the cross to seal your forgiveness. He is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world!! And forgive yourself as you forgive others, and be patient. Every time you start to feel the shame and guilt read the Bible and remember Philippians 4:8.
I love this channel. I have learned so much from you and I see things more clearly. Thank you,!
Forgiveness is for the giver, not the recipient! Holding on to the anger n resentment only hurts ourselves! N how can we hope to be forgiven for an entire lifetime of egregious sins by Yeshua/YHWH, if we were never willing to forgive what are, in the grand scheme of things in this life, infinitely minor sins against us, here???
N as Simon, he had clearly already forgiven Matthew in practice; he just couldn't bring himself to officially let go n forgive him out loud, in that moment... that's what I see, in the show...
As someone who struggles with the sin of unrighteous anger and holding a grudge, I found Matthew's last few sentences in his apology to Peter very hard to receive. It went from heartfelt to sounding almost trite very quickly. Peter's choice to walk away actually showed incredible growth. The Simon of two years ago would have boxed Matthew's ears. And, for Peter to return and offer forgiveness to Matthew within a day... I was really blown away by it. It made the reconciliation so much more powerful and believable. It was convicting for some of us whom (in the abstract, of course) find extending forgiveness a challenge.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the Jewish world and customs with us! It is always a pleasure to watch your videos, I learn so much from you guys! God bless!
😅😅 I didn't catch that line is from Princess Bride!
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I disagree with the idea that your speed to forgive is linked to your closeness to God. It sounds good but I don't believe that's true. I think some sins against us plant deeper roots than others, and often the victims of some traumatic events have to do a lot of work (praying and being counseled) to overcome and forgive.
Blessings Sam and Dr. Tom!
I love listening to them. Blessings on their families so that these fine men can continue to give us cultural and spiritual context.
On the topic of the Binding and Loosing, there's an interesting lesson from the Hebrew that may have been well understood by the disciples:
The words "bind" and "loose" may well have been variants of the words אסור and מותר (Assur and Muttar)
Assur could mean any of these (or more): Bound, Forbidden, Captive
Muttar, could similarly be: Loosed, Allowed, Liberated.
There is a morning prayer Jews today still pray, Baruch Mattir Assurim (ברוך מתיר אסורים), which means "Blessed is the Liberator of Captives".
This would very likely have been part of the linguistic context the disciples would have read this speech through.
What are you talking about? Gift cards are WAY better than the gifts my husband thinks I want. 😅
The Chosen should be praised for teaching super masculine men that it is okay to cry and hug other men. Doing so does not make you Gay and even if you are Gay God loves you. I go to a church that performs gay marriages.
As my husband of 40 years will attest Peter is totally right about her words not meaning what men think, like fine does not mean fine it means NOT fine lol I laughed so hard when Peter stepped in. It has been a running joke with us for decades. The forgiveness scene is my favorite scene ever, Shahar played it perfectly struggling with it up to the very moment of surrendering to it, made my heart melt.
Yaaah!😊 caught you live at last
seeing you cry when when Matthew and simon hugged, made me cry all over again! this show is so powerful!
Tom and Sam,
Can you explain the scene when Jesus changing Simon’s name to Peter, the Rock. …then Jesus speaks about the Rock ? Can u clarity bc I use to be Catholic. Thanks
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Forgiveness is not for the person you are forgiving but in first instance for yourself, you forgive so you can be forgiven too....
And in the Book of Revelation, He will judge the nations.
Shalom shalom, boys!
Oooh, and now, Matthew has a new bestie : Peter, the rock 😍❤️
Ps : Next episode, oh, boy... be prepared 😶
9:51 😂😂😂😂😅Low Blood Sugar!! 😊
Thank you so much for this reaction video...I learned much. You two are great teachers...and I'm glad your both my younger brothers! ( in the LORD).
Peter means “ROCK”…and upon this rock (Peter) I will build my church. Which is exactly why Simon / Peter became our first Pope. Even Paul and Barnabas ran their thoughts (preaching methods / words) and ideas (inspired by the Holy Spirit) by Peter and the council set up by Peter. .
Shalom Shalom,
To deny that Peter was seen as a leader within Messiah's community would be a mistake. But I think one thing this show should be teaching is that what we tend have been led to believe according to tradition may not line up with what scripture actually says.
Yeshua asks "who do men say that I am?" His disciples literally give different answers based on what they have heard people say. Then He asks "who do 'you' say that I am?" Meaning, never minds what men have been saying. What has God revealed to you about me? And Simon, by faith answers, by faith what God had revealed to him based on what he has seen, and what scripture has said.
To a point, the same approach must be taken even when it comes to answering questions like "who do we say Simon Peter was" as far as the papacy goes, among other traditions that men have taught throughout church history that scripture may actually disagree with, and there are quite a few traditionally taught things within the church that scripture does not agree with.
Hi Abby, I've had this problem too. One thing that helped me was realising that I am not my own judge - judgement is the job of God alone. Because Jesus has paid the penalty for your sins - ALL of them,if you have trusted Jesus as your Redeemer and believe He is who He says He is, then God has declared you free from the penalty of sin. Can you agree in your heart, that Jesus's sacrifice was all that was necessary, sufficient? Have you turned away from the sin in that "certain area of your life"? I had to pray a prayer of repentance for trying to take the job of judgement off of God for myself! I had to LET GO of that and give it to God, and submit in trust to Him. I hope this makes sense 😊. I'll pray that repentance will be a great blessing to you, and you will find yourself FREE to follow Jesus with your whole heart, bringing honour to Him and joy to you ❤.
Remember too, all that you said, for the inevitable NEXT occasion/commitment of sin. "All" means every sin contnually, not future sins, as we walk the steps of sin, repentance, forgiveness, given and received, with the Lord, requires this ONGOING process, lest we become complacent and disconnected from others and the Trinity, as Peter and Matthew were from each other.
This has to be a daily process for me because of how hard it is. I can't just say, oh I agree that I'm forgiven from it, and that's it. It's a daily process and battle, truly learning to accept His forgiveness for this and leaning on His grace. All of us have "things" we need to work on. To be fully repentant is to continually be working with God and asking Him to purify us. No one is perfect or even close to it. I've declared myself forgiven and free of this before and I actually fell deeply into it years ago. I have to have a different approach and apply His grace and love to my life every day in all areas.
Great channel.
I'm from the Eastern Orthodox church..( still so much I don't know or understand why..that's my weight to carry)
Customs have changed now because of mixing multicultural, beliefs so on.
Past custom, men didn't shave for 6 weeks, no tv, radio, music for the house the passed person lived in..the person was brought home where the family would wash and dress the deceased..lots more. I for one am glad things changed as it's a different time..as long as one lives honorable and best intentions. Love God, Jesus, Mama Mary forever Amen.🙏🌹♥️
Sorry long text...lol
Stay safe.🙏
Simon Peter looked frightening as he marched toward Mathew. Mathew looked frightened too!
Interesting how Caiaphas prophesied “not own his own”. John 11:49-52. Is this similar to Simon saying what he said at the gates of hell and Jesus said “you Simon did not say this of your own?
I was there Caesarea Phillipi ! The god Pan died and there were crowds of people there.
15:11 honestly one of my FAVOURITE moments,
Because guys, IT'S TRUE!!!!!!!!!!~
We only say we don't want anything to be modest, elegant, and beautiful as a Lady~
Not because we don't really want or expect something that would be really special to us~!!
The opening segments this season have been phenomenal! And Roumie excellently portrayed Jesus experiencing the vision of Yochanan the Immerser by conveying several thoughts and emotions within a few seconds: joy, grief, anticipation, determination, expectation, anguish and relief. He's great!
You guys Rock! I love the discussion based on your vast knowledge... true deciples, you are...🙏
Mt. Hermon relates back to the Book of Enoch as well as Genesis 6:4, this is where the Nephilim came down and married the daughters of man and had children (the giants). That's why all the pagan worship is centered here!
Love love this. So powerful. Thanks guys
I love watching your reactions and the wisdom you impart in the discussions. This is like Bible Study! 😂😂 God bless you both!
Caiphus speaking to the Sanhedrin sounds slimy, underhanded, and duplicitous. Very uncomfortable listening to it.
Learn something new every day. I didn't know Job predated Abraham. Interesting.
Thank you, Caroline, for giving us the truth.
This was just a side comment you made but I’ve always been curious why Job is often placed before Abraham. Wouldn’t Eliphaz the Temanite (Jobs friend) be a descendant of Esau based on Genesis 36? I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
I think the Greek Titans (gods) were the fallen angels that rebelled on Mt Hermon & the Demi gods are the offspring (nephilim, giants) . They change names with each culture going back to Babylon.
Ahoj. You have fine understanding of context (greek mythology and biblical background). It is fascinating to listen how you explain it. I also was in greek and I liked the myths as fairy tales revealing few secrets to me. I am glad that someone else has interest in it and sees it not in conflict with Christianity, but sees christianity in context of it. Great. Appreciated. And also fine theme - not to be capturable by death through love to what Jesus is. Be well both.
The funniest part of this is when Peter is instructing Thomas about the gift part and the the Gifted guys are nodding and shaking their heads at the same time. 😂😂😂. They're doing this from personal experience. Loool
I was watching a short of Mary returning to camp after she fell away. In that exchange, Jesus says, "I forgive you. It is over". The same thing Peter says.
I just found that interesting.
In the segment about binding and loosing and showing Yusuf with the key, I was thinking about him binding his arm earlier, so binding and loosing.....
I hope they react to the grafted episode! (gentile centurion and servant). I love the Hanukkah/good Shepherd episode! It was great to watch as a gentile. So excited to see the livestream Sunday!
I thought it was an apt setting where he renamed Simon into Peter The Rock, but again it was another scene where they severely watered down actually what Jesus said
Peter asks Jesus about forgiving someone who has repented and asked for forgiveness; then continues to sin (against Peter), repent, and ask for forgiveness.
why is the repentance and asking for forgiveness not significant?
As a wife, I love gift cards lol. But it's hard to use them if the gift card doesn't come with the gift of time to use them (aka watching the kids while I use them).😀
Missed you guys!!!!!!!
I love listening to all your comments and I learn a lot but you guys need to just be quiet when you're showing the Clip of the chosen
Love that ending where Peter forgives Matthew ❤❤
On the gift card thing, depends on the woman. I always prefer a gift card. Then I can get the thing I want.
Good to remember in Torah goats were sacrificed on the altar…. Passover could be from the sheep or the goats .
Can you imagine if all the Romans were actual Italian actors speaking in their native language? 😅
In fact the language most spoken was Greek that it was the "English" of that time.
Latin was spoken by the authorities.
Italians speak Italian and not latin.
Sorry one needs to repent to receive forgiveness from the Lord and others.., Yes we are commanded to forgive or be ready to forgive, if and when someone has sinned against us.
Hi, keep it going, guys. You are awesome!
when peter hugged matthew, I cried xD maan.
Okay, I admit, whenever you guys teach I have to take down notes!
What is "thank you" in Jewish language?
😊😊😊 Thank you!
BTW, first name of Derek Prince is "Peter".
Hebrew for "thank you" is "todah"!
Hey grafted family? I got a email saying a reaction to the season 4 finale was going to be Thursday night? What about you reaction to episode 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7? Also the Season 4 finale isn’t going to be Thursday night, but Sunday night. Sam and Dr Tom? Help?
We are working on reaction videos for each episode! Some of our team was traveling and attending to other commitments so we're working to catch up on reactions now. We did a livestream before the premier of the Chosen finale this evening to talk briefly about the season as a whole. Full reactions are coming soon!
the Presence is there. Woah
Why is praying for the dead weird?
He plays such an awesome Jesus.😊
Im so team martha 😅 ...
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Wasn't Nathaniel REALLY the first, on the show AND scripture, to declare yeshua the true king of Israel, n messiah???
ALTHOUGH, Peter was the first to declare He is the Son of the one true living God.... so I guess that makes the difference???
In response to the forgiveness issue, when Jesus died on the cross he forgave our sins, past present and future.
When he preached if you don't forgive your brothers, your Father and heaven cannot forgive you. That was the old covenant, but Jesus ushered in the new covenant when he died on the cross. So BELIEVERS are forgiven for their past sins, their present sins, and their future sins. Praise the Lord. This does not mean we shouldn't confess our sins but since He has already forgiven us we don't have to continually seek His forgiveness.
A great piece of Wisdom I heard from Jack Hibbs was ‘ the bigger the lose, the less words you use’ 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
43:00 "There is no unity without humility." So profound, then tying in Philippians 2 how Yeshua demonstrated fully what true humility means. So good!
I do wish you had shown the talk that Simon had with Jesus after Matthew asked for forgiveness. It is just so true that we often need Jesus’ help to be able to forgive and it is not easy. For all the complaints that people make about The Chosen, scenes like this are the reason why I love this show. And discussions like this video are why I love your channel.
I have a question. Is there a Jewish statement that says, "Here now but not yet,"? I remember someone teaching on it many years ago. Could you elaborate? Thank you.
One day I went down a rabbit hole and decided to google map everywhere they said they walked in Season 2 to try and figure out how much time had passed between events before I came to the conclusion that it's a show and time between stops requires suspension of disbelief on the part of the audience lol
Anxiously awaiting yalls reactions to episodes 3-7!!!
I just noticed the “insight” cello theme behind this scene. Just like nicodemus in S1E7. Beautiful.