@@JasonJacksonJames well it doesnt tell how many there were... it could had been more with an entire caravan, but its understandable the confusion due to the number of gifts Jesus received from them
I love how Jesus is not even remotely threatened by Quintus’s threats. Then again, Jesus already knew what was coming long before Quintus even said a word.
The dry with which Jesus responds, the subtle strength, subtle power... Quintus is out of his depth and doesn't know it. Both actors nail this scene. So many little details.
What I found most notable, aside from the wit, was the dignity and self-confidence Jesus showed. Jesus here is plain spoken, self-confident, and yet non-confrontarional. He just tells it like it is, doesn't provoke an argument, doesn't make promises he can't keep, and then let's the chips fall where they may.
“Don’t make me kill you.” -Darth Vader “You can’t win Darth. Strike me down and I will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.” -Obi-Wan Kenobi A mood for this scene
I’m calling it now. Quintus will be the Roman centurion who participated in executing Jesus on the cross but then realizes to his horror that he has killed the Son of God according to Matthew 27:54. Therefore, maybe Quintus will have to kill Jesus as part of his orders from Pilate who will be pressured by the crowd to crucify Jesus (and therefore help Him accomplish His secret mission of salvation).
@@rThorStone I think Gaius will realize that He is the Son of God a lot earlier and be the centurion whose immense faith gets commended by Jesus according to Matthew chapter 8.
@@lalalandboom223Even if Quintus entertained the idea of Jesus being part of the triune Godhead of Israel, he would still probably dismiss Him as merely the God of Israel and rely on his own Roman gods like Jupiter or whatnot.
@@mechadoggythat’s what I truly love about this scene. It’s sad but so easily shown humorously in this. We would have all been Quintus, looking in the face of God and cracking jokes thinking we’re all that. The astounding arrogance that can stem from our ignorance.
FYI Brandon is a huge voice actor in the anime world. Here’s a link to a character he voices called “fango”. He voices a lot of bad guys and this one is the best. Now you understand why he’s soooo good at what he does. Fango is the red head speaking first. th-cam.com/video/Hp0W3uIVf_s/w-d-xo.html
This whole scene is brilliant the interaction was between Jesus and Quintus was just gold. I laughed at that line too and the fact that he enjoyed his meeting with Jesus.
Fascinating scene. Jesus comes into Quintus's office and shows no fear.He basically tells Quintus "I'll do what I want and I promise you nothing." Quintus, so used to people being cowed by him and so sure of his own authority, doesn't even realize he's being dissed. Meanwhile, Atticus looks on, mostly silent. There are faint signs of Atticus being astonished at how Jesus is so utterly in command of the situation. Jesus knows that Atticus understands the situation much more than Quintus and thus occasionally looks his ways as if to direct some of his comments towards Atticus. After it's over Atticus can't help but point out that that was a troubling and strange interview. A jew comes before the power of Rome and is not impressed but not openly defiant, Almost as if what Quintus says doesn't really matter. One person could come before Quintus and be brazenly defiant and show his bravery before Rome (and then be killed). But to go before the power of Rome and more or less shrug it off. Now that's true power and confidence.
@@TTUploads they gave ALL the Romans an American accent. This was done to draw contrast between the occupier and occupied. Furthermore, the imperialistic and militaristic American is very familiar to audiences. Giving the Romans an American accent works because they were the USA of the ancient world. It’s a good creative fit. Besides, there’s no way of even knowing how they would’ve sounded anyways lol.
Michael. Sorry I’m being captain English and maybe it’s just auto correct or Siri (which sucks majorly). Were you trying to say 1. “Portrayals” of Jesus or 2. Per trials. Just trying to get an understanding of what you trying to convey is all. And yes. I know! Everyone is a critic. Or captain grammar. Just bust’n your bells 😂
Jesus says, "It was a privilege to speak to you today Quintus". Jesus is so kind and not confrontational but brave and loving. Quintus just wants law and order. Quintus is one of my favorites. This is some of the best portrayals I have every seen of Jesus Christ rist. I love the Chosen
@@jamescheddar4896 agreed. The Romans did not take well to disorder at all. It is one of the reasons why you see Quintus freaking out at the large crowds. One slight riot and it could be Quintus head. On top of the fact, the Jews were harder to govern than most. That is NOT an anti Jewish comment, just pointing out that most of the peoples ruled by Rome got along well enough with their pantheons of gods and always added more. The Jews were very, very stubborn about monotheisitic practice and refused to budge an inch for Rome on the matter. It made things very annoying for Roman overseers
@@MikeWoodall I don't think anyone would've taken that as an anti-semetic remark. And even if they did, you shouldn't be afraid of stating facts... You can chill, my friend.
Ahh, I was wondering about that! I was like "Surely the writers weren't gumpy and historically illiterate enough to imply that Rome got visitors from Japan."
His powerful portrayal of Quintus, at the risk of sounding sacreligious, reminds me a lot of the way John deLancie played Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation. (For his part, deLancie once said his performance was rooted in a quote said of Byron, namely, that he was “mad, bad and dangerous to know.”)
“I wont make you do anything…but my Father on the other hand…” most people do not realize how strong this statement is. Imagine if the Son of God himself told you that. I love God and God loves us, but truly, I FEAR him as well.
I can see why Brandon Potter is a voice actor ... unique and awesome voice ... but ... his acting chops here, are also quite great! He needs more big roles!
Can you imagine quintus was in the presence of God!!you guys...GOD😳😳 How humble is my God. He is perfect. Can you imagine if it were some of our leaders??or even us??,,
I'd be laying people to waste by the thousands. I'd be smoting and smiting and having a right good laugh about it all, if I'm honest. I'd make a terrible God. Best left to the professionals, I reckon.
I love how they made the romans have American accents and not British, both still being unrealistic but with British being iconic in cinema. Kinda gives that “western occupier” vibe, very thematic
Britain was part of the Roman empire so there would have been soldiers in the Roman army from Britain and other European countries, so it actually wouldnt be too innaccurate compared to American accents, but Italian actors would be better for historical accuracy
@@Jake-pm3pzmodern English only came into being around 1500, old English was in its infancy long after the Empire fell and after the abandonment of Britain
Amazing portrayal of a power dynamic. Two very powerful men who are completely unaware that they would be in mortal danger were they talking this way to any other person but Jesus.
@@TheWelvarend As soon as I heard him speaking I was saying that sounds just like Q. Also nice that Quintus starts with Q. I think there are some Trekkies working on this production.
Wow, 'Sorry about your cousin' is one of the most evil things ever spoken. What happened to John the Baptist was truly heartbreaking. The acting here is amazing, too! I love how when Jesus talks about how people view him, it still applies to the human family now.
I'm not sure John was actually dead at that point. I've just seen the ad fro season 3 and John is in it, so not sure if Salome had had her wicked way by then.
“‘Sorry about your cousin’ is truly one of the e most evil things ever spoken.” It’s not even in the top 100 of most evil things ever spoken. I’ve heard worse From Christian’s.
No no. He actually wasn't trying to be malicious when he said that. He was low-key trying to warn Jesus and remind him of what happened to John. In a way I think he's saying this to protect Jesus because he doesn't want see the same thing happen to him. Like don't let what happened to John, happen to you.
I love how the Romans have American accents to differentiate them from the Jewish people. It's very jarring and a little unsettling when you've been immersed in everyone else's accents for so many scenes and all of a sudden BAM.
This series is almost modern day in its execution... relatable and realistic 👌.. I am a believer and philosophy lecturer to I like to learn more about Christian faith.. I was born into a half atheist and Christian family.. I have always had an irresistible pull from God...never understood the fear of God concept.. Jesus is awesome... The guys who directed this series are amazing...
The fear of God…the fear of God. It’s knowing that you stand in the presence or are entirely known by the Creator of all and Who could end you in an instant if He wanted to. Granted, He doesn’t want to and so it’s not that you need to necessity be scared of Him (not usually anyway). But it’s important to understand that respect for who He and comparatively who you are. At least that’s my best understanding
Keep learning! You’re doing awesome! And as for the fear of God, it’s the idea you definitely don’t want to be his enemy. I mean, if he can speak the world into existence, that’s rather terrifying.
Read up different versions of "fear". Have reverence for God, is another 'fear'. The kind that makes you respect, be in awe of, and appreciate Him. Then there's the fear of being away from God. If you know anything of evil...you don't wanna be there. And then there's the fear of knowing God is the Creator who can destroy what He created, body and soul alike. All three...are valid interpretations of "Fearing the Lord God."
@@MidwestFarmToysThere’s some “grey area” with how much of God’s infinite knowledge that Jesus possessed at any given time. Like on the cross when Jesus asked “Lord God, why has thou forsaken me?”, obviously he wouldnt be asking that if Jesus knew the answer so theres times when Jesus has access to what they need, and there are others where Jesus experiencing the human side of things with confusion and dismay is important to the gospels.
HIs acting is precious✨Great character, great dialogue 💕I’m always surprised how the creators of the show did such a marvelous work- Every word of gospel is alive. Thanks a lot ♥️
@@april1st183 it seems like he did because Quintus was respectful enough to apologize about his cousin (John) being killed. Jesus treated him with equal amount of respect. That’s what I think
Quintus appears to be quite level headed as he could've had Jesus executed any time he wanted. As I assume Quintus is a fictional character representing a very important Roman official, it would be interesting to see if Quintus ever finds out that Jesus died and was resurrected. What would also be interesting is if Quintus ever converted or finally meets The Lord Jesus in the after life in all of his glory. It would be hoped that Quintus converted, but being a most loyal Roman Soldier, that would be unrealistic. There was a film made several years ago titled Risen starring Joseph Feinnes as a Roman Tribune - a position equivalent to a colonel in the army. Spoiler alert. The tribune was responsible for carrying out Jesus' execution and later saw and visited with the resurrected Jesus for several days. The Tribune converted and gave up his Roman position realizing that you can't serve two masters.
The first Gentile to convert to Christianity actually was a Roman official! His name was Cornelius, and the event is described in the New Testament. Simon Peter had a vision that let him know it was time to extend conversion to non-Jews. This prominent Roman converted alongside his entire household, and the Holy Spirit descended on them and they started speaking in tongues.
Thank you for this comment man I actually did not like this scene until I scrolled down and read your comment and then it clicked with me... this really isn't supposed to be that biblical as far as the speech goes, it is like you said Uber-contemporary language...language and acting of today but "Bible scripture" accurate in a way not necessarily the way they talked but what was meant. I like this scene and the acting now!!
It was poo-pooed when it started but has since showed how valuable this sort of thing is to bring in newcomers. It’s not the word, but if it helped one person pick up a Bible it’s accomplished it’s mission
Honestly it seems like Quintus is just doing his job. He is not cruel or capricious. He is a Roman, probably of the equestrian class, who was born and raised to see protecting Rome and enforcing it’s order as a sacred duty. No doubt he is mistaken, but through no fault of his own.
The cross! the cross, oh, that's our gain, Because on that the Lamb was slain: 'Twas there the Lord was crucified, 'Twas there for us the Saviour died.
@@Someone-zs5xr I’m banking on the guy who guarded Matthew you can see his character changing even from the very beginning just how he is so concerned about Matthew.
I can definitely see The Lord doing this kind of thing: disarming death threats the way He did in this portrayal. I can understand Quintas, because before I was saved, I tended to look similar to him in the fact that I prided myself on my intellect and achievements. I likely would have been in his shoes; despite that he's likely a made-up character. The way Yeshua Messiah met Quintas's threat, seems to me to be a fine example of a soft answer turning away wrath; compounded with an unrelenting Spirit with His massive dedication to the Father, and of course, to the point of death on a cross as it is written.. He said that He could not promise any thing regarding Quintus's complaints of disruption, and followed up with basically saying that He was going to do God's will regardless; by saying that he cannot promise any of the conditions Quintus wanted him to make. I'm learning the humanity and practical application of scripture, FROM A TV SHOW MEANT FOR ENTERTAINMENT. THAT is how far-reaching the mercy and grace of God really is. This isn't some sort of white boy, L'Oreal poster-child, monotonous and pious to the Nth degree kinda Jesus show. .....I love that.
Quintus is not a made-up character, he's actually in the Apocrypha which is another version that the KJV version of the Bible leaves out. Just like the Dead Sea Scrolls. You just happen to witness a character that was not talked about in the King James version and no I'm not dissing The King James version but it was made in the 1600s which was well after when Christ came. So no surprise that there would be missing pieces.
As a historian, the Romans are the only problem I have with this show. Giving them American accents was just goofy. There are shows now where Romans speak straight up classical Latin. I know that would be a bit much to ask for, but they could have at least gotten Italian actors to play the Romans, given them latin/italian accents while speaking English, like they were doing with the Jewish characters speaking in Hebrew accents.
Yeah somewhat I felt the same. But I kinda see the parallel they wanna create. A global superpower over Middle East meddling with ancient traditions and loosing God's grace over power and cultural heresies BUT still have golden, saved pure souls all over the real citizens of empire? Huh.
Little did Qvintvs know that he was sitting in front of the One on Whose image Roma would be refounded and Who she and her descendants would worship .The one who made Roma truly Great and Glorious .
I love all the actors that play in The Chosen. The actor that plays Quintus does such a remarkable job. I personally didn't care for the fish & bones analogy in this scene but still wonderful scene..
It's interesting that the romans are given American accents in this, almost as if to signify that they're an occupying army in a middle eastern country.
Everyone watching this video is going to die at some point and each of you will answer to God for every idle word spoken, deed done by your hands and the motivation behind it. Now, the evidence for this is that even if you say you don't believe me, your conscience bears witness that I speak the truth and you know there is a creator to whom you will answer to one day. Are you ready? Your "good actions" you rely on are detestable to God, lest you try to negotiate your way into Heaven. Only by grace and through faith shall you receive salvation. Seek Christ while you still can, only He can forgive your sins. Repent and be born again, of water and the Holy Spirit. I say this without judgement and in absolute love when I tell you that Jesus is the light of the world, in Him there is no darkness...
“Do you know what you’re getting yourself into?” He tells the son of god that knows the son of man must suffer many things and will rise on the 3rd day after death.
I know Pilate is the one kinda responsible for Jesus' crucifixion but I wonder if Quintus will be present there as well. It may actually hit him really hard
In retrospect, Pilate wanted to save Jesus from execution, but the Pharisees forced his hands…. Thus the act of “washing of the hands” before sending Jesus to his death.
I get the feeling Jesus visited other civilizations in His life. We don't know much about Him before 29 or 30 years old. The forty days after His ressurection is shrouded in mystery. Then we have other parts of the world who speak of a mysterious, divine man visiting them.
"That's usually how it goes." - Jesus. Btw, anyone catch that Jesus' outer robe was purple in this scene - the same color as would bestow royalty - or perhaps by the director to use as a forshadowing the same purple robe he would wear in the final 12 hours of his life.
I love the way Jesus talks to Quintus using the same way you talk to narcissists when you communicate with them using the gray rock technique. He's great 🙏
"Have you visited the Far East, Jesus?"
"I have RECEIVED visitors from there...."
I loved the allusion to the three Magi here
I didn’t actually catch that, that’s amazing lol
where does the bible say they were three?
@@JasonJacksonJames well it doesnt tell how many there were... it could had been more with an entire caravan, but its understandable the confusion due to the number of gifts Jesus received from them
Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar
@@JasonJacksonJames
@@williamschlueter6446 not in the bible
I love how Jesus is not even remotely threatened by Quintus’s threats. Then again, Jesus already knew what was coming long before Quintus even said a word.
To paraphrase Azula from Avatar, He isn’t even a player
He hasn't even started disappearing when the Pharisees try to kill him, this is nothing. You can't kill him until his time comes!
Quintus is an excellent actor but I don't like him at all. Jesus sees right through him..
What should really impress you. Is that he did this as a human
Why did Jesus say, "It was a privilege to speak with you today, Quintus"? - 5:10
"If your race weren't so repugnant and odious, I'd offer you a job!"
"I cannot take that as a compliment."
Quintus the passive aggressor
“I wouldn’t advise you take anything I say in any way positive.”
-if Quintus was 1% more honest
"I don't know what that means but let's leave on a high note". Pure gold!
The dry with which Jesus responds, the subtle strength, subtle power... Quintus is out of his depth and doesn't know it. Both actors nail this scene. So many little details.
The guard knows it. Knows it very well. That’s why he’s chuckling
@@CHURCHISAWESUM Not a guard but a top detective in the Roman government
Lol yes one of my favorite scenes.
Wit, not with.
What I found most notable, aside from the wit, was the dignity and self-confidence Jesus showed.
Jesus here is plain spoken, self-confident, and yet non-confrontarional. He just tells it like it is, doesn't provoke an argument, doesn't make promises he can't keep, and then let's the chips fall where they may.
"Wild hair, animal skins."
"You're thinking about my cousin."
“I don’t know what that means, but let’s leave this on a high note!”
@@averongodoffire8098or low note!
I love you all so much
" just dont make me kill you"
Jesus: ( that's cute)
“Don’t make me kill you.” -Darth Vader
“You can’t win Darth. Strike me down and I will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.” -Obi-Wan Kenobi
A mood for this scene
If only Quintas knew at that time …
I’m calling it now. Quintus will be the Roman centurion who participated in executing Jesus on the cross but then realizes to his horror that he has killed the Son of God according to Matthew 27:54. Therefore, maybe Quintus will have to kill Jesus as part of his orders from Pilate who will be pressured by the crowd to crucify Jesus (and therefore help Him accomplish His secret mission of salvation).
@@mechadoggy I think it'll be Gaias who realizes that he was the Son of God
@@rThorStone I think Gaius will realize that He is the Son of God a lot earlier and be the centurion whose immense faith gets commended by Jesus according to Matthew chapter 8.
Love when he says "but my father" lol Quintus had no idea who he was referring to.
LOL
@@vernonhedge4530 and if he knew what he was talking about, and knew that God existed, he would be terrified.
@@danielcalk955 He wouldn't because he wouldn't actually believe that jesus was his son
@@lalalandboom223Even if Quintus entertained the idea of Jesus being part of the triune Godhead of Israel, he would still probably dismiss Him as merely the God of Israel and rely on his own Roman gods like Jupiter or whatnot.
@@mechadoggythat’s what I truly love about this scene. It’s sad but so easily shown humorously in this. We would have all been Quintus, looking in the face of God and cracking jokes thinking we’re all that. The astounding arrogance that can stem from our ignorance.
When he said I won't make you do anything but my father can 😂 the greatest line
God: "no one messes with your dad" 💪
@@teresadownes2422 facts
😂😂 truth and scary
He actually says “on the other hand”. But yes, I love it !
This man so needs an Emmy. Quintus’ acting ability is just top notch.
Absolutely! "Let's leave on a high note..." Great lines - great delivery of lines!!!!
FYI Brandon is a huge voice actor in the anime world. Here’s a link to a character he voices called “fango”. He voices a lot of bad guys and this one is the best. Now you understand why he’s soooo good at what he does. Fango is the red head speaking first. th-cam.com/video/Hp0W3uIVf_s/w-d-xo.html
@@skhrm91 he voices Shanks
Just trying to figure out who this guy was. He sounded like John Delancey as Q in Star Trek. Crazy huh?
Lori Valentine haha I think he gets that a lot-he’s an anime voice actor, but I don’t know him from anything outside that.
''Jesus of Nazareth, I REALLY like you! Just don't make me kill you!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That line killed me lol
The fact that Jesus dismisses the apparent verbal threat like it was just a joke to Him makes it all the more amusing.
@@nicholascauton9648 Jesus is the most based person ever
It was the “I don’t know what that means but let’s leave on a high note” for me 😂😂
This whole scene is brilliant the interaction was between Jesus and Quintus was just gold. I laughed at that line too and the fact that he enjoyed his meeting with Jesus.
Fascinating scene. Jesus comes into Quintus's office and shows no fear.He basically tells Quintus "I'll do what I want and I promise you nothing." Quintus, so used to people being cowed by him and so sure of his own authority, doesn't even realize he's being dissed. Meanwhile, Atticus looks on, mostly silent. There are faint signs of Atticus being astonished at how Jesus is so utterly in command of the situation. Jesus knows that Atticus understands the situation much more than Quintus and thus occasionally looks his ways as if to direct some of his comments towards Atticus.
After it's over Atticus can't help but point out that that was a troubling and strange interview. A jew comes before the power of Rome and is not impressed but not openly defiant, Almost as if what Quintus says doesn't really matter. One person could come before Quintus and be brazenly defiant and show his bravery before Rome (and then be killed). But to go before the power of Rome and more or less shrug it off. Now that's true power and confidence.
The guy playing Quintus does amazing job! I can't help but like him.!
He sounds American. Am I the only one that finds that cringe?
@@TTUploads they gave ALL the Romans an American accent. This was done to draw contrast between the occupier and occupied. Furthermore, the imperialistic and militaristic American is very familiar to audiences. Giving the Romans an American accent works because they were the USA of the ancient world. It’s a good creative fit. Besides, there’s no way of even knowing how they would’ve sounded anyways lol.
This feels like The Joker talking to Gandalf.
Hmm I sort of see what you say
It makes me think of Q and Picard
A good one!
@@thatyanacelenciario Precisely what I thought
@@thatyanacelenciario Now that you mention it, I can't unsee it. Quintus definitely does have a Q vibe to him.
One of the best per trails of Jesus I have ever seen in film. The writers of the actor managed to capture His kindness but also His toughness.
Michael. Sorry I’m being captain English and maybe it’s just auto correct or Siri (which sucks majorly). Were you trying to say
1. “Portrayals” of Jesus or
2. Per trials.
Just trying to get an understanding of what you trying to convey is all. And yes. I know! Everyone is a critic. Or captain grammar. Just bust’n your bells 😂
@@skhrm91 the first one 😂 yeah. Talk to text got me.
I pressed "like" on your comment just so it made 100.
Portrayals?
Jesus says, "It was a privilege to speak to you today Quintus". Jesus is so kind and not confrontational but brave and loving. Quintus just wants law and order. Quintus is one of my favorites.
This is some of the best portrayals I have every seen of Jesus Christ rist. I love the Chosen
If you actually analyze his character he's no more a bad guy than the disciples. His life is genuinely under threat if he fails to do his job.
@@jamescheddar4896 agreed. The Romans did not take well to disorder at all. It is one of the reasons why you see Quintus freaking out at the large crowds. One slight riot and it could be Quintus head. On top of the fact, the Jews were harder to govern than most. That is NOT an anti Jewish comment, just pointing out that most of the peoples ruled by Rome got along well enough with their pantheons of gods and always added more. The Jews were very, very stubborn about monotheisitic practice and refused to budge an inch for Rome on the matter. It made things very annoying for Roman overseers
@@MikeWoodall I don't think anyone would've taken that as an anti-semetic remark. And even if they did, you shouldn't be afraid of stating facts... You can chill, my friend.
@@BestKCL not afraid. Just setting the points straight. But thank you for understanding what I am saying
If anything, that's a compliment. @@MikeWoodall
Jesus keeps looking over at Atticus, as if to say, "I know who you are, and what you are all about."
Why did Jesus say, "It was a privilege to speak with you today, Quintus"? - 5:10
@@april1st183 Jesus acted very humble here like respecting Quintus’s position on Earth.
@@victorvalenzuela7626 oh makes sense - thank you!
@@april1st183 Jesus says love your enemies (sermon on the mount)
Love the reference to the visit of the Magi! Jesus talking about reviewing visitors from the East!
Ahh, I was wondering about that! I was like "Surely the writers weren't gumpy and historically illiterate enough to imply that Rome got visitors from Japan."
wow the actor who plays quintus is captivating
Right!! I like him… I know he supposed to be you know bad but he plays the role so good and it makes me laugh he is funny lol
His powerful portrayal of Quintus, at the risk of sounding sacreligious, reminds me a lot of the way John deLancie played Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation. (For his part, deLancie once said his performance was rooted in a quote said of Byron, namely, that he was “mad, bad and dangerous to know.”)
I thought the same thing before I saw your comment.
He's baldy.
He should, the man’s the English voice of Red Haired Shanks.
"My father on the other hand!" If only they knew who he was and who he was speaking about.
My favorite part!
So interesting how both Quintis and Nicodemus were highly interested in meeting Jesus, yet both had different reasons for meeting Him.
“I wont make you do anything…but my Father on the other hand…” most people do not realize how strong this statement is. Imagine if the Son of God himself told you that. I love God and God loves us, but truly, I FEAR him as well.
“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, And the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding."
I can see why Brandon Potter is a voice actor ... unique and awesome voice ... but ... his acting chops here, are also quite great!
He needs more big roles!
He is Red Haired Shanks in case you are wondering.
Can you imagine quintus was in the presence of God!!you guys...GOD😳😳
How humble is my God.
He is perfect.
Can you imagine if it were some of our leaders??or even us??,,
Exactly! The humility and compassion in his eyes 🥺❤️
I'd be laying people to waste by the thousands. I'd be smoting and smiting and having a right good laugh about it all, if I'm honest.
I'd make a terrible God. Best left to the professionals, I reckon.
He is not god and never existed
How great thou art
@@fastingislife3766 Yea good luck with that.
To any anime fan out there, the man who plays Quintus voices none other than “Red Haired” Shanks of One Piece.
Really? :o
@@mattzupp8304 truly
WHAAAAAAAAAAT!??!!?!!??!
That’s awesome!!
Weeb!
I love how they made the romans have American accents and not British, both still being unrealistic but with British being iconic in cinema. Kinda gives that “western occupier” vibe, very thematic
It's more masculine and poignant too; a much better fit for the Romans in my opinion.
Britain was part of the Roman empire so there would have been soldiers in the Roman army from Britain and other European countries, so it actually wouldnt be too innaccurate compared to American accents, but Italian actors would be better for historical accuracy
@@Jake-pm3pzmodern English only came into being around 1500, old English was in its infancy long after the Empire fell and after the abandonment of Britain
The series is also made in America, so that will have influenced the decisions made.
correct , the anglo saxon migration doesnt begin until some years after romes's exit from britian . @@frank_9128
The guy playing Quintus is off the scale, Jesus ain't bad either.
Amazing portrayal of a power dynamic. Two very powerful men who are completely unaware that they would be in mortal danger were they talking this way to any other person but Jesus.
The Line... I won't make you do anything... But My FATHER on the other hand... What a line!!!!!
Quintus is like an ancient Q from startrek 😂
Spot on! I also thought Lex Luthor and Superman
My Jesus is my king 👑
Yes He is
Quintus: Don’t make me kill you
Jesus: that’s why I’m here
The guy who plays Quintus is awesome!
Brandon Potter, the actor who plays Quintus so well sounds almost identical in voice to John de Lancie (Q from Star Trek - The Next Generation).
@@TheWelvarend I absolutely think whoever cast Brandon for that role......nailed it. Who else could pull off that character that well?
@@TheWelvarend Ahh.....you beat me to it! But yes he has a dead on de Lancie voice.
@@TheWelvarend As soon as I heard him speaking I was saying that sounds just like Q. Also nice that Quintus starts with Q. I think there are some Trekkies working on this production.
@@davesyoutubestuff6183 I have long thought he sounded like Q.
Wow, 'Sorry about your cousin' is one of the most evil things ever spoken. What happened to John the Baptist was truly heartbreaking. The acting here is amazing, too! I love how when Jesus talks about how people view him, it still applies to the human family now.
I'm not sure John was actually dead at that point. I've just seen the ad fro season 3 and John is in it, so not sure if Salome had had her wicked way by then.
John the Baptist was still alive at this point. He had only just been arrested. We see him again, in prison, at the start of Season 3.
“‘Sorry about your cousin’ is truly one of the e most evil things ever spoken.”
It’s not even in the top 100 of most evil things ever spoken. I’ve heard worse From Christian’s.
Very mafioso, which Rome would later become
No no. He actually wasn't trying to be malicious when he said that. He was low-key trying to warn Jesus and remind him of what happened to John. In a way I think he's saying this to protect Jesus because he doesn't want see the same thing happen to him. Like don't let what happened to John, happen to you.
Jesus knows every little detail about quintus life. Even his favorite toy as a child.
I love how the Romans have American accents to differentiate them from the Jewish people. It's very jarring and a little unsettling when you've been immersed in everyone else's accents for so many scenes and all of a sudden BAM.
This series is almost modern day in its execution... relatable and realistic 👌..
I am a believer and philosophy lecturer to I like to learn more about Christian faith.. I was born into a half atheist and Christian family..
I have always had an irresistible pull from God...never understood the fear of God concept..
Jesus is awesome...
The guys who directed this series are amazing...
The fear of God…the fear of God. It’s knowing that you stand in the presence or are entirely known by the Creator of all and Who could end you in an instant if He wanted to. Granted, He doesn’t want to and so it’s not that you need to necessity be scared of Him (not usually anyway). But it’s important to understand that respect for who He and comparatively who you are.
At least that’s my best understanding
Keep learning! You’re doing awesome! And as for the fear of God, it’s the idea you definitely don’t want to be his enemy. I mean, if he can speak the world into existence, that’s rather terrifying.
Dallas Jenkins is indeed the director of The Chosen
Read up different versions of "fear". Have reverence for God, is another 'fear'. The kind that makes you respect, be in awe of, and appreciate Him.
Then there's the fear of being away from God. If you know anything of evil...you don't wanna be there.
And then there's the fear of knowing God is the Creator who can destroy what He created, body and soul alike.
All three...are valid interpretations of "Fearing the Lord God."
@@MAHASA777 That's interesting... I wonder if they each have different (respective) words in the Greek version.
I find it so interesting that he kept looking at Atticus. As if he's saying "Yep, I know you're the one who REALLY worried about me, not Quintus."
after the fall of the republic emperors were worshipped as gods
The acting here is phenomenal
I love the show
These are the best characters on the show, along with Matthew. I love Jesus the most, but Quintus and Matthew are amazing characters. Same with Simon
"I don't know what that means, but let's leave on a high note!" 😂😂
Quintus lost right there lmao 😂
“Here I am.” Nice touch.
I freaked out when I first heard Quintus’ voice because he sounds exactly like “Q” from Star Trek: The Next Generation.”
I said the same thing!! 😂😂 I had my eyes closed and I’m listening to him I would think I was listening to Q talking to Captain Picard.
Man there is so much sass in this scene between these two characters.
Jesus Jedi mind trick quintus and he didn't even know. Lol
I didn't catch this the first time but I never noticed how jesus knew quintus name.
Why wouldn't he?
@@MidwestFarmToysThere’s some “grey area” with how much of God’s infinite knowledge that Jesus possessed at any given time. Like on the cross when Jesus asked “Lord God, why has thou forsaken me?”, obviously he wouldnt be asking that if Jesus knew the answer so theres times when Jesus has access to what they need, and there are others where Jesus experiencing the human side of things with confusion and dismay is important to the gospels.
Glad I Can disappoint you!!!! LOL...
Jesus has a good sense of humor!!!
Quintus, looking for any reason to execute Jesus: Did he resist? His followers?
Gaius: No. Peaceful, and compliant.
Quintus: 😡
He stood for jesus , tried to save him as much as possible, brought another criminal to save him
He even went to public n told everyone he isnt responsible for jesus blood
N made the public judge
@@rediettadesse2828That’s Pontus Pilate, this guy’s boss.
The military detective guy is delighted that he can keep doing his wonderful job.
Quintus is......quite the character. To think this guy is a Funimation actor.
God has seen so many arrogant Human leaders throughout history that it's no wonder Jesus sort of just looks at him like "okay 😐"
It doesn't bother you that god created all of that? Sort of weird.
@@MidwestFarmToysGod didn’t make them evil lol, they used their free will
@@ilauvu I responded to this but TH-cam decided to delete it. I guess that's as far as the conversation can go. Sorry 🫤
@@MidwestFarmToys oh uh it’s ok
HIs acting is precious✨Great character, great dialogue 💕I’m always surprised how the creators of the show did such a marvelous work- Every word of gospel is alive. Thanks a lot ♥️
“I can’t make you do anything, My father on the other hand… “ my boy is playing with fire and doesn’t even know it.
This is unironically the funniest scene in the series and brilliant at the same time.
1:29 I have received visitors from there.
😄😄😄 I see what you did there.
I don’t get it
@@slime-sama2337 referring to when the 3 wise men came from the Far East to bring gifts to Jesus when he was an infant.
@@mikemanesis5436 Why did Jesus say, "It was a privilege to speak with you today, Quintus"? - 5:10
@@april1st183 it seems like he did because Quintus was respectful enough to apologize about his cousin (John) being killed. Jesus treated him with equal amount of respect.
That’s what I think
"Have you ever visited the far East?"
"I have had visitors from there."
"I understood that reference!"
Quintus appears to be quite level headed as he could've had Jesus executed any time he wanted. As I assume Quintus is a fictional character representing a very important Roman official, it would be interesting to see if Quintus ever finds out that Jesus died and was resurrected. What would also be interesting is if Quintus ever converted or finally meets The Lord Jesus in the after life in all of his glory. It would be hoped that Quintus converted, but being a most loyal Roman Soldier, that would be unrealistic. There was a film made several years ago titled Risen starring Joseph Feinnes as a Roman Tribune - a position equivalent to a colonel in the army. Spoiler alert. The tribune was responsible for carrying out Jesus' execution and later saw and visited with the resurrected Jesus for several days. The Tribune converted and gave up his Roman position realizing that you can't serve two masters.
The first Gentile to convert to Christianity actually was a Roman official! His name was Cornelius, and the event is described in the New Testament. Simon Peter had a vision that let him know it was time to extend conversion to non-Jews. This prominent Roman converted alongside his entire household, and the Holy Spirit descended on them and they started speaking in tongues.
Risen is a phenomenal movie! Good reference.
@@princevesperal the Bible also mentions a Roman officer who asked for Jesus to heal his son. After that, he and his family believed in him.
Hearing the Bible in über-contemporary language is fascinating. How did I miss this?
Thank you for this comment man I actually did not like this scene until I scrolled down and read your comment and then it clicked with me... this really isn't supposed to be that biblical as far as the speech goes, it is like you said Uber-contemporary language...language and acting of today but "Bible scripture" accurate in a way not necessarily the way they talked but what was meant. I like this scene and the acting now!!
It was poo-pooed when it started but has since showed how valuable this sort of thing is to bring in newcomers. It’s not the word, but if it helped one person pick up a Bible it’s accomplished it’s mission
I love how Jesus is wearing purple and white robe
Honestly it seems like Quintus is just doing his job. He is not cruel or capricious. He is a Roman, probably of the equestrian class, who was born and raised to see protecting Rome and enforcing it’s order as a sacred duty. No doubt he is mistaken, but through no fault of his own.
The cross! the cross, oh, that's our gain,
Because on that the Lamb was slain:
'Twas there the Lord was crucified,
'Twas there for us the Saviour died.
What wondrous cause could move Thy heart
To take on Thee our curse and smart,
Well knowing we should ever be
So cold, so negligent of Thee ?
The cause was love - we sink with shame
Before our blessed Jesus' name,
That He should bleed and suffer thus,
Because He loved and pitied us.
That's spectacularly beautiful!
This is the greatest series I've ever watched. So heartwarming heartbreaking loving passionate and beautiful. God bless you all
Is'nt Quintus the guy who eventually ends up absolutely SHOOK because the ground splits and the dead wake at the crucifixion?
I don’t think that soldier is named but it would be very clever if Quintus does become that soldier
@@johnmartin4119 There are some rumors that it will be him.
It will be either him or the guy who used to guard matthew.
@@Someone-zs5xr I’m banking on the guy who guarded Matthew you can see his character changing even from the very beginning just how he is so concerned about Matthew.
@@Someone-zs5xr what episode is this from?
@@Someone-zs5xr Giaus is the guy who was Mathew’s body guard
I can definitely see The Lord doing this kind of thing: disarming death threats the way He did in this portrayal. I can understand Quintas, because before I was saved, I tended to look similar to him in the fact that I prided myself on my intellect and achievements. I likely would have been in his shoes; despite that he's likely a made-up character.
The way Yeshua Messiah met Quintas's threat, seems to me to be a fine example of a soft answer turning away wrath; compounded with an unrelenting Spirit with His massive dedication to the Father, and of course, to the point of death on a cross as it is written..
He said that He could not promise any thing regarding Quintus's complaints of disruption, and followed up with basically saying that He was going to do God's will regardless; by saying that he cannot promise any of the conditions Quintus wanted him to make.
I'm learning the humanity and practical application of scripture, FROM A TV SHOW MEANT FOR ENTERTAINMENT. THAT is how far-reaching the mercy and grace of God really is. This isn't some sort of white boy, L'Oreal poster-child, monotonous and pious to the Nth degree kinda Jesus show. .....I love that.
Why did Jesus say, "It was a privilege to speak with you today, Quintus"? - 5:10
Quintus is not a made-up character, he's actually in the Apocrypha which is another version that the KJV version of the Bible leaves out. Just like the Dead Sea Scrolls. You just happen to witness a character that was not talked about in the King James version and no I'm not dissing The King James version but it was made in the 1600s which was well after when Christ came. So no surprise that there would be missing pieces.
@@ddjj8 The KJV initially had the apocrypha, later editions, compelled by the churches of Protestant faith, omitted them.
@@ddjj8which apocrypha is Quintus in?
@@Jeremiah-h4u 2 Maccabees 11:34
"A nice diversion for a while"
2000 years later and here we are.
Brilliant performance by Brandon Potter . ❤
I love this scene the conversation between Jesus and Quintus
As a historian, the Romans are the only problem I have with this show. Giving them American accents was just goofy. There are shows now where Romans speak straight up classical Latin. I know that would be a bit much to ask for, but they could have at least gotten Italian actors to play the Romans, given them latin/italian accents while speaking English, like they were doing with the Jewish characters speaking in Hebrew accents.
Yeah somewhat I felt the same. But I kinda see the parallel they wanna create. A global superpower over Middle East meddling with ancient traditions and loosing God's grace over power and cultural heresies BUT still have golden, saved pure souls all over the real citizens of empire? Huh.
The actor playing Quintus is amazing!
Little did Qvintvs know that he was sitting in front of the One on Whose image Roma would be refounded and Who she and her descendants would worship .The one who made Roma truly Great and Glorious .
I love all the actors that play in The Chosen. The actor that plays Quintus does such a remarkable job. I personally didn't care for the fish & bones analogy in this scene but still wonderful scene..
Attics is so astute, he misses nothing. Like the way he said “so nothing about him concerns you?” He sees Jesus isn’t just your normal prophet.
Quintus just get Fascinated of How Gentle Honest but Fearless Jesus is ❤
Jesus is 1,000,000%
ASSURED
the Power of The Holy Spirit is with Him ❤❤❤
You can very much apply proverbs 15:1 to this scene Jesus speaks softly and doesent have a harsh tounge
Man Brandon Potter is AMAZING.
“Jesus I like you. We’re on the same team. Just don’t make me kill you. 😂😂😂
Jesus knew all along that he will walk free
It's interesting that the romans are given American accents in this, almost as if to signify that they're an occupying army in a middle eastern country.
"Oh Jesus of Nazareth, I like you! We're in the same team.....just don't make me kill you..." --> Epic lines....
Quintus laughs nervously and jesus out witted him lol
Fun scene. This show is awesome.
Glad I could disappoint you 😂❤
Everyone watching this video is going to die at some point and each of you will answer to God for every idle word spoken, deed done by your hands and the motivation behind it.
Now, the evidence for this is that even if you say you don't believe me, your conscience bears witness that I speak the truth and you know there is a creator to whom you will answer to one day. Are you ready? Your "good actions" you rely on are detestable to God, lest you try to negotiate your way into Heaven. Only by grace and through faith shall you receive salvation.
Seek Christ while you still can, only He can forgive your sins. Repent and be born again, of water and the Holy Spirit. I say this without judgement and in absolute love when I tell you that Jesus is the light of the world, in Him there is no darkness...
Close your eyes and Quintus sounds just like John del Lancie
And with that, it's a running gag that fans of the show call him "Q".😏
Which, of course, is the first letter of "Quintus."🤔
*3:11 *3:30-*3:33 *3:50 *3:58 *4:04 *4:20 *5:03 *5:38 For all who have eyes to see and ears to hear. 👁️
Would love to see...such ...scenes more
“Do you know what you’re getting yourself into?” He tells the son of god that knows the son of man must suffer many things and will rise on the 3rd day after death.
Quintus sounds eerily similar to Q from star trek TNG
always the same old story -- Hubris -- mans pride verses God's humility .
Oh I love this scene! Such a fun scene!
I know right !!! 😂😂😂
I know Pilate is the one kinda responsible for Jesus' crucifixion but I wonder if Quintus will be present there as well. It may actually hit him really hard
In retrospect, Pilate wanted to save Jesus from execution, but the Pharisees forced his hands…. Thus the act of “washing of the hands” before sending Jesus to his death.
I get the feeling Jesus visited other civilizations in His life. We don't know much about Him before 29 or 30 years old. The forty days after His ressurection is shrouded in mystery. Then we have other parts of the world who speak of a mysterious, divine man visiting them.
I just realized Jesus kept draining Quintus' talent pool by bringing Nathaniel onto his team of disciples! :)
4:55 more than you EVER will....
"That's usually how it goes." - Jesus.
Btw, anyone catch that Jesus' outer robe was purple in this scene - the same color as would bestow royalty - or perhaps by the director to use as a forshadowing the same purple robe he would wear in the final 12 hours of his life.
Jesus is such a Sight!!😂😂 0 Intimidation ❤❤
I love the way Jesus talks to Quintus using the same way you talk to narcissists when you communicate with them using the gray rock technique. He's great 🙏
Quintus is the guy you love to hate. :)
So shanks met jesus eh