@rauladejesus Thank you but I'm good because I know he wasn't and I have no interest in getting into an argument with you about this. I respectfully ask that you do not pursue an argument with me as I will consider it harassment and will report you.
Simon is all of us. He has doubts, he has concerns, he has sorrows, he has joys, he has admiration for our Lord, he gets angry with our Lord, etc. This show really represents the disciples in such a humane light!
I felt everything Simon was feeling and saying. Yes, we are all Simon's during seasons of our lives. This deeply impacted me. I echo Simon's words, "Please don't let me go."
Yeah, I'm so very glad Jesus called him and said he's a rock on which the church stands because it we are honest , he's brutally honest with not only his friends but also Jesus himself because God can handle it, he can Take us at our absolute worst. Jesus makes a way even for those of us who don't want to talk about it because he hears our hearts anyway. I absolutely love how Jesus loves us so recklessly
One of the things I really love about this series is the portrayal of Jesus's disciples, especially Simon Peter. Shahar Isaac captured the character of Simon Peter very well! I can't wait to see Simon's journey as he becomes the person God wants him to be-that is, Peter-in Season 4 and beyond. I'm grateful for this show!!!
@@tdianeglenn4626 It was the timing of Peter being in the boat/attempting to walk on water/sinking into the water at the same time that Eden was descending into the mikvah & them both receiving healing/reassurance together. Also, the other disciples wanted to walk around the lake to get home, but Peter insisted on going by boat, thus facilitating the miracles of Jesus walking on water & calming the storm, etc. The Eden miscarriage story/plotline is not in the Bible of course, but, in The Chosen, it was Jesus thinking of Peter & having redemptive plans for him even as Peter was (ironically) feeling sorry for himself & thinking that Jesus had forgotten him/Eden that made Peter's presence imperative for Jesus to reach him/heal him.
@@tdianeglenn4626 The way I understood it was that Simon was angry with Jesus at the time, so if he had decided to give in to his anger and make a scene right after he reached Jesus at the Decapolis where the crowd was, it would have harmed Jesus' image in the eyes of the Gentiles and what he was trying to achieve there (since it would be one of his own disciples standing against him), hence the success of the mission "depended'' on Simon (and how he would decide to behave at that moment). Thankfully Simon did not make a scene and Jesus was able to preach to the crowd gathered there.
@@michellepriore5610 For sure, Michele. As soon as she chokes up explaining to Simon about losing her baby, the tears start. Actually the sadness began at the beginning of the episode (3 or 4?) when they showed who it was having the miscarriage. We do get attached to the characters! Simon’s journey, the pain on his face, his anger at Jesus, the heartfelt why questions, then both of them begging him to not let him go. Has me teary just retelling it. It’s all so relatable!
@@christinemason2938 I know!!!!! I have cried watching every episode of each season. 😭 -- and laughed too 😄.. even watching an episode for the umpteenth time there will be a scene that still gets me. Great writing, great show. I never expected that it was Eden, that was not only a shock but the following storyline was phenomenal. Can't wait for season 4 as my mind is all over the place. 😄
@@michellepriore5610 You’re so right. Each and every episode has so much in them. My emotions go up and down but my faith has increased. I believe this program and everybody involved in making it are heaven-sent, Believers and Non-Believers alike. God bless you, Michele!
Many stories and reports in the Bible seem to be screen play outlines. The chosen makes them 3D. Read the gospels and ask Holy Spirit to make them real to you.
At one point, we’re all like Simon. I feel like he’s the most relatable character because we all doubt at one point. We all ask “Why, why, why, why?” to God at one point. We also need to remember that Christ is testing the genuineness of our faith with TRIALS. I’m fairly young, freshly a decade old, almost a teenager. I know it’s hard sometimes, but we need to remember that Christ has something planned for us, even HARD things. This is why Simon is my favorite disciple in the Chosen. There’s always a temper that we have, like Simon. In the show, I feel like he represents the trials and doubts of our faith. :)
The "I let people go hungry and I feed them" hit me in a fresh way tonight. The only way to want food is to be hungry. He allows our hunger for our own good. Because that's the way it is.
@@Adaobieistyping "He humbled you, causing you to hunger and then feeding you with manna, which neither you nor your ancestors had known, to teach you that man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord." ~ Deuteronomy 8 : 3
Shahar Isaac (I thought he was related to Oscar Isaac since they kinda look a like😅😂) was absolutely amazing as Simon. And given what Scripture actually says about him, they wrote his character perfectly. He was kind of impulsive, hot-headed, arrogant, a bit of a trickster, and prideful. But, also a natural leader who deeply loved and was fiercely loyal to Jesus and His ministry and Jesus of course, (just like the other disciples) worked in him, molded him, and ultimately transformed him into an amazing man of God. I can’t wait for when Jesus changes his name to Peter and says those special words, “On this rock, I will build my church.” The writing of this show overall is absolutely amazing. I literally almost cried when he walked on water and opened up to Jesus about him and Eden losing their child and his anger toward Jesus for letting it happen. But after Jesus explains to him His purpose for hard times and seasons and how it’s strengthening Simon and Eden’s faith, Simon apologizes, repents and begs Jesus not to let him go. It’s even foreshadowing his eventual denial of Jesus right before He’s crucified because he begs Jesus not to let him go, but he (in a sense) let’s Jesus go by denying him. But, Jesus never let him go and came back for him after He resurrected. It made Simon that much more relatable.
How beautiful your words are. And yes isn’t this the adventure we are on? Staying in relationship with God through good times and bad? Being able to speak of our anger and pain? And finding grace and acceptance as we stay connected? Through our tears and honesty? Love this show.
This was one of the greatest depictions of any Bible story! So many layers-who has not gone through something and struggled to understand? Oh to feel Jesus' loving arms, or just sit at his feet. I felt like I was there!
Amen to all this Amazingly said. I too feel like Simon most of the time. I mean all the deciples has uniqueness in them but Simon has been through so much in this series of events. He is human after all. And so very relateble to my own experiences in life. But as long as we Jesus to cling onto. He will never let go of us. He never leaves nor forsakes us. He said in His WORD. Im always emotional when this part of the series comes up over and over again in people s reaction videos. God bless you all. PEACE
I didn’t realize that! The foreshadowing, huh! That’s pretty neat. Also, your words are so well put. We all feel like Simon all the time, that’s what makes him a relatable character.
4!! I lost track of how many times. I have gone so long turning an episode(randomly selected) on to fall asleep, I can't go to sleep without one playing.
I relate myself so much with Simon. Born and brought up in a Christian family, I always thought I knew God .Did everything I knew that was right. My parents taught me how to be a good Christian, and to trust and follow Jesus. As I grew up, when I faced challenges and difficulties, I trusted Jesus would come through for me. But I didn't see it happen, the way I wanted. I became angry and frustrated. I started questioning Him and His Power and Promises. And slowly I became so bitter and I blamed Jesus for every unpleasant things that happened in my life .I lost my faith in Him and hated Jesus. I wanted Nothing from Him. I questioned Him, what enjoyment he gets seeing me struggle? I turned my back on Him and rejected Him to be my God. But one night, while returning from work, walking down the dark alley towards my apartment, complaining and grumbling about the bad road system, I heard a small voice, and it said “ Are you going to blame me for that also ?” When I heard that voice, I rushed to my apartment, I went down to my knees and repented for everything I said. That was my turning point in my life. I was carrying lots of tension, worries, on my shoulder. But I didn't know how to surrender them to God. 😢😢😢 that night God set me free. Unless we experience the person Jesus, it is only a religion .One encounter with Jesus has completely transformed my life. This is my 10th year of walking with Jesus. I still face challenges and difficulties, but I know how to surrender it to Him . Watching “ The Chosen has really helped and blessed me a lot. Thank you ❤🙏
Mesmerizing from beginning to end. I've seen these so many times but couldn't stop watching them in succession like this. Shahar is brilliant and so were all his scene partners. This is the perfect look at Simon's struggles before his name change! The Chosen is simply outstanding 'television'!
One of the things i'm super grateful about in regards to The Chosen, is the fact that it doesnt shy away from the tough times. It allows us to walk with those experiencing the tribulations and pain of life. As they find the LORD in the midst of it. & That in itself is an incredible ministry. Especially when it plays out in the lives of people like Simon. Who i can relate to on so many levels. Shahar is amazing actor who brings Simon to life in a way ive never imagined.
I gave a donation to Angel Studio I hope everything who are deeply touched in their hearts give what they can afford. I am a older adult and all of you out their might be surprised how artistically and emotionally powerful is the Wing Feather Saga is for adults to watch!!!- Craig Helm, Ohio
Yep looks like I'm going to be binge watching The Chosen from the very first episode again. Don't ever let me go Jesus 🙏 Thank you for all the times you held me like you held Simon Peter 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Chosen, my favorite scenes, all in twenty four minutes. Truly impactful. Shahar and Lara, amazing actors. Thanks to all the casts as a whole.
that last scene, Shahar nailed it. It was amazing and the ladies, everything worked for that scene...the doubts, the faith everything...congrats to the cast and crew for the amazing work they do..
Additionally, we have been studying how to make a peace maker, and the answer is to be Christlike, so I loved it when Simon was about to heatedly contend with his fellows around a campfire and the anger disappeared and peace is restored by the appearance of Jesus, and all he does is be there and say "Good night", and it is enough to drive out the contention. ❤
Then, lastly, it had never even occurred to me to liken Simon walking then falling and then being raised from the water by Jesus to Baptism and no matter how "Chosen" we are by birthright, we will need to be born again through Christ. I only could even realize this because of the dual scenes where on naturally is forced to see the symbolism in purification. I am very glad I happened to watch this particular video today. Thank you for making it available!
great compilation. simon peter acted out GOD'S LIVING WORD so well being such a great man of faith, human being, dude, first century jew, follower of JESUS. totally love everyone's expressions, reactions. priceless. all of their attitudes waaay back in the day are so like those of all of us today. such outstanding writing! continued blessings.🕊
Great Great Scene Jesus walking on water... Shahar plays such a role 👏🏻 It feels so real everytime I watch it ... The chosen cast is wonderful ✨️ God Bless All Of You 👍🏻👍🏿😇🙏🏼🙏🏿✨️
How am I supposed to get ready for work with tears streaming down my face? These superb, exquisite scenes featuring Shahar's Simon take me out every time. But 3 in a row ... let me mop my eyes again.
My very FAVORITE scene! I sobbed! Jesus rescuing Simon when he took his eyes off of Him when he thought he was drowning. That’s how I’ve felt so many times w/the storms of life on me: many times it was hard trying to find Jesus when the storm is sooo intense. His hand reaching towards you is reaching for LIFE not death.
Shahar Isaac's portrayal of Simon moves me so deeply. Especially in the scene of Jesus walking on the water; I would say you really get more insight to the vulnerability Simon is feeling in this moment in striving to serve Jesus despite his struggles. Seeing if Jesus walking on the water it's so beautiful but this gives me chills everytime.
Shahar is an amazing actor. He is my favorite actor in the cast! He brings Peter to life so powerfully. He is just so, so good. I hope that if Dallas decides to do another series after The Chosen on Acts (we can hope and dream!), we see more of Shahar!
@@kimartist I know that but why would the Chosen embark on a project already in production from your marketers? Will Angel Studio abandon an ongoing project? There'll be conflict of interest that's my point
❤ Simon is one of my faves, but I've come to love each and every one of them in my daily Bible readings... which I have started doing since watching The Chosen ❤❤❤
Shahar does such a phenomenal job as Simon. He is able to express who this disciple, this man was in such a heartfelt way. And yes he is Simon the exceptional!
I LOVE The Chosen so much and Season 1 Ep 4 and Season 3 Ep 8 are my absolute favorites specifically because of the scenes with Simon. Anybody who has ever felt their prayers and hopes in Jesus were rejected when something bad happened can absolutely relate to Simon's anger. And having personally thrown a hissyfit with God in my past (and he graciously forgave me and received me back) I can tell you those hard times grow you closer to the Lord. But that doesn't mean the faith walk is easy, and that's what the storylines surrounding Simon showcase so well in this show. I cannot begin to count the number of times I have re-watched S1-E4 and S3-E8 & who knows how many millions more times I will watch in the future. 8-)
Another one of my favorite scenes - the glistening tears in Jesus’s eyes and the eventual smile, and when Simon falls to his knees in front of Jesus on the shore. Acted brilliantly.
I love how The Chosen seeks to connect all the Gospels together as one in this series, but also provides possible motives and context behind each of the actions of Jesus and the characters.
watched Matthew and so glad found this one of Simon, so there are others! never realized but sometimes he was self-centered like we can be. all human and flawed like us all but so loved by Jesus. the last scene w/special effects was awesome!
I am so obsessed with this show and everyone involved in it. Amazing writing, perfect casting, awesome sets and scenery. It definitely changed the way I read my Bible, and I'm thankful for that. Love this video- I've already watched it like 5 times in the last few days. Shahar is so talented and the scenes are so powerful. I could go on and on, but just... thank you for this show!
Best scene walking on water. I saw a clip after it was almost ready and Dallas was watching it and it brought him to tears. Pretty wild for the director PRAISE GOD!!!
I really love the (first clip) insightful realization Simon has on the boat, that it is very good to remember when good things happen, the low parts are just as much responsible for relief being needed! But, I only say that with greater distance and perspective. I keep thinking how many who have experienced greatness, and then when it passes, their faith does too... that scene really makes one wonder what it means to be "chosen". I love that!
My favourite scene is when he goes to walk to the Savior on the water… it makes me teary eyed every time because it resonates with me so well, it’s just amazing, I can’t wait for season 4 🥺🥺
I love the fact that Simon is struggling in many aspects of understanding following Jesus and understanding the costs of following Jesus and facing all personal problems but still following Jesus. Didn't we have that Simon inside all of us? Well, guess, I admit, I have many Simon moments up to this day.
When I see the scene of Simon walking on water and Eden in the pool, that is such a strong one, that I believe that the writers had been guided by the Holy Spirit, as so much in this “show”, I’d rather say to live coming Gospel. My the Lord blesses you all and the Holy Spirit guiding you all the way.
Pls, Lord help us find you, to read your word, help us to truly trust you are in control and pls pls never let, me, all of your believers, in Jesus Christ as Lord go from your mist!!! 🙏🙏🙏Jesus, you are Lord and Savior and THE ONLY One FOREVER LIVING GOD!!
This was so beautifully executed. Simon/Eden scene was award winning. It reminded me of being lowered into the bath at Lourdes. Life changing thank you Jesus for all that You give to us.
With Shahar not doing interviews, like all the other cast members, it's hard to consider him in any other way than Simon. We don't know the real Shahar but he is a great actor, so convincing. Great job, always 👏 🙏🕊 The writers are doing a fantastic job with the scripts showing Simon starting to care about Matthew. It's heart warming to see the characters start to overcome their differences and concentrate on their new journey in life.
@@kristenmoresi5977 Shahar is American, but he was raised in Israel so Hebrew is actually his first language. Allso, he is not Christian, so he might be uncomfortable answering questions about Christianity, the New Testament & doctrine that tend to come up.
I love Shahar Isaac. He portrays Simon so well.that i feel like i know the disciple. The entire cast is amazing.
Agreed, Sherry.
Agreed!😀
@rauladejesusThere were many named Simon
I couldn't agree more, @Sherry4807 . I truly love shahar Isaac's performances as well. I feel he brings such a new depth to the character of Simon.
@rauladejesus Thank you but I'm good because I know he wasn't and I have no interest in getting into an argument with you about this. I respectfully ask that you do not pursue an argument with me as I will consider it harassment and will report you.
Simon is all of us. He has doubts, he has concerns, he has sorrows, he has joys, he has admiration for our Lord, he gets angry with our Lord, etc. This show really represents the disciples in such a humane light!
I relate 100%
I felt everything Simon was feeling and saying. Yes, we are all Simon's during seasons of our lives. This deeply impacted me. I echo Simon's words, "Please don't let me go."
Yeah, I'm so very glad Jesus called him and said he's a rock on which the church stands because it we are honest , he's brutally honest with not only his friends but also Jesus himself because God can handle it, he can Take us at our absolute worst. Jesus makes a way even for those of us who don't want to talk about it because he hears our hearts anyway. I absolutely love how Jesus loves us so recklessly
He is really us all of us difference is be has zero filter.
Sometimes we are all simon at times
So true!❤️💥🙏
Especially when in trials
I’m praying I’m like Simon and hoping I’m not like Judas. Most of us are probably more like Judas.
@@barbaradavis4867yep....😊
Yeah same here
One of the things I really love about this series is the portrayal of Jesus's disciples, especially Simon Peter. Shahar Isaac captured the character of Simon Peter very well! I can't wait to see Simon's journey as he becomes the person God wants him to be-that is, Peter-in Season 4 and beyond. I'm grateful for this show!!!
Oh wow
Can someone help me with this: why, in the Ears to Hear episode, did the success depend on Simon? What did Simon contribute in the end?
@@tdianeglenn4626 It was the timing of Peter being in the boat/attempting to walk on water/sinking into the water at the same time that Eden was descending into the mikvah & them both receiving healing/reassurance together. Also, the other disciples wanted to walk around the lake to get home, but Peter insisted on going by boat, thus facilitating the miracles of Jesus walking on water & calming the storm, etc. The Eden miscarriage story/plotline is not in the Bible of course, but, in The Chosen, it was Jesus thinking of Peter & having redemptive plans for him even as Peter was (ironically) feeling sorry for himself & thinking that Jesus had forgotten him/Eden that made Peter's presence imperative for Jesus to reach him/heal him.
@@tdianeglenn4626 The way I understood it was that Simon was angry with Jesus at the time, so if he had decided to give in to his anger and make a scene right after he reached Jesus at the Decapolis where the crowd was, it would have harmed Jesus' image in the eyes of the Gentiles and what he was trying to achieve there (since it would be one of his own disciples standing against him), hence the success of the mission "depended'' on Simon (and how he would decide to behave at that moment). Thankfully Simon did not make a scene and Jesus was able to preach to the crowd gathered there.
I’ve been telling everyone who will listen about The Chosen. It’s time for another Jesus revolution!! 🙏✝️🙏
Thanks for encouraging others to #ComeAndSee, @jillybeanphoenix8598.
Me too!!! I’ve gotten so many to watch it. I’m even trying to have my church have a movie night so they all can see it since I’ve got Seasons 1 & 2!
So have I. Now all my family and friends know my go to show every day is The Chosen.
@@TheChosenSeriesSimon is US fellow followers of Jesus Christ ✝️.
Simon and Eden’s journey in season 3 and their portrayal of it gets me every time.
A lot of scenes do get us don't they?
Completely understandable, Christine.
@@michellepriore5610
For sure, Michele. As soon as she chokes up explaining to Simon about losing her baby, the tears start. Actually the sadness began at the beginning of the episode (3 or 4?) when they showed who it was having the miscarriage. We do get attached to the characters! Simon’s journey, the pain on his face, his anger at Jesus, the heartfelt why questions, then both of them begging him to not let him go. Has me teary just retelling it. It’s all so relatable!
@@christinemason2938 I know!!!!! I have cried watching every episode of each season. 😭 -- and laughed too 😄.. even watching an episode for the umpteenth time there will be a scene that still gets me. Great writing, great show. I never expected that it was Eden, that was not only a shock but the following storyline was phenomenal. Can't wait for season 4 as my mind is all over the place. 😄
@@michellepriore5610
You’re so right. Each and every episode has so much in them. My emotions go up and down but my faith has increased. I believe this program and everybody involved in making it are heaven-sent, Believers and Non-Believers alike. God bless you, Michele!
The show is amazing. When I read my Bible I see their faces. It gives them all a face. They portray them very well. Thank you
Hahahaha me too !😂
Same for real
Many stories and reports in the Bible seem to be screen play outlines. The chosen makes them 3D. Read the gospels and ask Holy Spirit to make them real to you.
Shahar really did a great job portraying him 😍👏I can't wait to see more Simon scenes in S4!
Simon is who makes me cry, with how much I identify with him, to Jesus.
@@DCweldingAndArtsame!❤
Me too!
At one point, we’re all like Simon. I feel like he’s the most relatable character because we all doubt at one point. We all ask “Why, why, why, why?” to God at one point. We also need to remember that Christ is testing the genuineness of our faith with TRIALS. I’m fairly young, freshly a decade old, almost a teenager. I know it’s hard sometimes, but we need to remember that Christ has something planned for us, even HARD things.
This is why Simon is my favorite disciple in the Chosen. There’s always a temper that we have, like Simon.
In the show, I feel like he represents the trials and doubts of our faith. :)
Thank you for sharing your perspective,
@iheartmelany. :)
❤
This not only shows the progression of Simon but the progression of the cast, crew and production of the show.
The "I let people go hungry and I feed them" hit me in a fresh way tonight. The only way to want food is to be hungry. He allows our hunger for our own good. Because that's the way it is.
Which bible verse is that
@@Adaobieistyping "He humbled you, causing you to hunger and then feeding you with manna, which neither you nor your ancestors had known, to teach you that man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord."
~ Deuteronomy 8 : 3
Sometimes the frustration builds up and we have to vent but in all of it God is faithful
Shahar Isaac (I thought he was related to Oscar Isaac since they kinda look a like😅😂) was absolutely amazing as Simon. And given what Scripture actually says about him, they wrote his character perfectly. He was kind of impulsive, hot-headed, arrogant, a bit of a trickster, and prideful. But, also a natural leader who deeply loved and was fiercely loyal to Jesus and His ministry and Jesus of course, (just like the other disciples) worked in him, molded him, and ultimately transformed him into an amazing man of God. I can’t wait for when Jesus changes his name to Peter and says those special words, “On this rock, I will build my church.” The writing of this show overall is absolutely amazing. I literally almost cried when he walked on water and opened up to Jesus about him and Eden losing their child and his anger toward Jesus for letting it happen. But after Jesus explains to him His purpose for hard times and seasons and how it’s strengthening Simon and Eden’s faith, Simon apologizes, repents and begs Jesus not to let him go. It’s even foreshadowing his eventual denial of Jesus right before He’s crucified because he begs Jesus not to let him go, but he (in a sense) let’s Jesus go by denying him. But, Jesus never let him go and came back for him after He resurrected. It made Simon that much more relatable.
How beautiful your words are. And yes isn’t this the adventure we are on? Staying in relationship with God through good times and bad? Being able to speak of our anger and pain? And finding grace and acceptance as we stay connected? Through our tears and honesty? Love this show.
This was one of the greatest depictions of any Bible story! So many layers-who has not gone through something and struggled to understand? Oh to feel Jesus' loving arms, or just sit at his feet. I felt like I was there!
We couldn't have said it better, @sebagonzalezmusic.
Amen to all this Amazingly said. I too feel like Simon most of the time. I mean all the deciples has uniqueness in them but Simon has been through so much in this series of events. He is human after all. And so very relateble to my own experiences in life. But as long as we Jesus to cling onto. He will never let go of us. He never leaves nor forsakes us. He said in His WORD. Im always emotional when this part of the series comes up over and over again in people
s reaction videos. God bless you all. PEACE
I didn’t realize that! The foreshadowing, huh! That’s pretty neat. Also, your words are so well put. We all feel like Simon all the time, that’s what makes him a relatable character.
I think it's time to re-watch again 😂 I have watched 4 times ❤
Sounds like a good plan, @KamboAchumi. #BingeJesus
4!! I lost track of how many times. I have gone so long turning an episode(randomly selected) on to fall asleep, I can't go to sleep without one playing.
These moments still touch my heart. So raw and honest. 🤍
We feel the same way, Evelyn.
i could watch these scenes over and over
Give that man an emmy right now !!!!
What a guy!! He did absolutely AMAZING portraying Pete❤❤
I relate myself so much with Simon. Born and brought up in a Christian family, I always thought I knew God .Did everything I knew that was right. My parents taught me how to be a good Christian, and to trust and follow Jesus. As I grew up, when I faced challenges and difficulties, I trusted Jesus would come through for me. But I didn't see it happen, the way I wanted. I became angry and frustrated. I started questioning Him and His Power and Promises. And slowly I became so bitter and I blamed Jesus for every unpleasant things that happened in my life .I lost my faith in Him and hated Jesus. I wanted Nothing from Him. I questioned Him, what enjoyment he gets seeing me struggle? I turned my back on Him and rejected Him to be my God. But one night, while returning from work, walking down the dark alley towards my apartment, complaining and grumbling about the bad road system, I heard a small voice, and it said “ Are you going to blame me for that also ?”
When I heard that voice, I rushed to my apartment, I went down to my knees and repented for everything I said. That was my turning point in my life.
I was carrying lots of tension, worries, on my shoulder. But I didn't know how to surrender them to God. 😢😢😢 that night God set me free. Unless we experience the person Jesus, it is only a religion .One encounter with Jesus has completely transformed my life.
This is my 10th year of walking with Jesus. I still face challenges and difficulties, but I know how to surrender it to Him .
Watching “ The Chosen has really helped and blessed me a lot. Thank you ❤🙏
Thanks for sharing a part of your story, @stillwater2338.
The meeting between Simon and Jesus always moves me with tears for it is such a beautiful scene.b
It's just so amazing how you guys made this show. ❤
Mesmerizing from beginning to end. I've seen these so many times but couldn't stop watching them in succession like this. Shahar is brilliant and so were all his scene partners. This is the perfect look at Simon's struggles before his name change! The Chosen is simply outstanding 'television'!
One of the things i'm super grateful about in regards to The Chosen, is the fact that it doesnt shy away from the tough times. It allows us to walk with those experiencing the tribulations and pain of life. As they find the LORD in the midst of it. & That in itself is an incredible ministry. Especially when it plays out in the lives of people like Simon. Who i can relate to on so many levels. Shahar is amazing actor who brings Simon to life in a way ive never imagined.
I gave a donation to Angel Studio I hope everything who are deeply touched in their hearts give what they can afford. I am a older adult and all of you out their might be surprised how artistically and emotionally powerful is the Wing Feather Saga is for adults to watch!!!- Craig Helm, Ohio
Yep looks like I'm going to be binge watching The Chosen from the very first episode again. Don't ever let me go Jesus 🙏 Thank you for all the times you held me like you held Simon Peter
🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Chosen, my favorite scenes, all in twenty four minutes. Truly impactful. Shahar and Lara, amazing actors. Thanks to all the casts as a whole.
that last scene, Shahar nailed it. It was amazing and the ladies, everything worked for that scene...the doubts, the faith everything...congrats to the cast and crew for the amazing work they do..
Just watching the scenes crying my eyes out
In our Christian faith we have all *YELLED* at God in our Grief and Suffering.
We were Simon at times. But Thank u Lord Jesus... Ur love and might is everlasting ❤❤❤
Additionally, we have been studying how to make a peace maker, and the answer is to be Christlike, so I loved it when Simon was about to heatedly contend with his fellows around a campfire and the anger disappeared and peace is restored by the appearance of Jesus, and all he does is be there and say "Good night", and it is enough to drive out the contention. ❤
Then, lastly, it had never even occurred to me to liken Simon walking then falling and then being raised from the water by Jesus to Baptism and no matter how "Chosen" we are by birthright, we will need to be born again through Christ. I only could even realize this because of the dual scenes where on naturally is forced to see the symbolism in purification. I am very glad I happened to watch this particular video today. Thank you for making it available!
Come on every one let's follow Jesus ❤
great compilation. simon peter acted out GOD'S LIVING WORD so well being such a great man of faith, human being, dude, first century jew, follower of JESUS. totally love everyone's expressions, reactions. priceless. all of their attitudes waaay back in the day are so like those of all of us today. such outstanding writing! continued blessings.🕊
Thanks choosen team for everything that you are doing for us.
Praying for you all. 🙏🙏
Thanks ,@uttamroy8192. We appreciate your prayers.
Great Great Scene Jesus walking on water... Shahar plays such a role 👏🏻
It feels so real everytime I watch it ...
The chosen cast is wonderful ✨️
God Bless All Of You 👍🏻👍🏿😇🙏🏼🙏🏿✨️
How am I supposed to get ready for work with tears streaming down my face?
These superb, exquisite scenes featuring Shahar's Simon take me out every time. But 3 in a row ... let me mop my eyes again.
Tissues always recommended, Kathy.
Thank you for replaying all of the intense moments that Simon Peter endure! Wow just beautiful!
My very FAVORITE scene! I sobbed! Jesus rescuing Simon when he took his eyes off of Him when he thought he was drowning. That’s how I’ve felt so many times w/the storms of life on me: many times it was hard trying to find Jesus when the storm is sooo intense. His hand reaching towards you is reaching for LIFE not death.
Shahar Isaac's portrayal of Simon moves me so deeply. Especially in the scene of Jesus walking on the water; I would say you really get more insight to the vulnerability Simon is feeling in this moment in striving to serve Jesus despite his struggles. Seeing if Jesus walking on the water it's so beautiful but this gives me chills everytime.
I Love You Jesus 🙏🏻🙏🏻💚♥️💙
Shahar is an amazing actor. He is my favorite actor in the cast! He brings Peter to life so powerfully. He is just so, so good. I hope that if Dallas decides to do another series after The Chosen on Acts (we can hope and dream!), we see more of Shahar!
Absolutely.
Oh yes.
But Angel Studio already started acting book of Acts
@@charitysimon-peraboh5555 The Chosen is a completely separate production company from Angel Studios.
@@kimartist I know that but why would the Chosen embark on a project already in production from your marketers? Will Angel Studio abandon an ongoing project? There'll be conflict of interest that's my point
❤ Simon is one of my faves, but I've come to love each and every one of them in my daily Bible readings... which I have started doing since watching The Chosen ❤❤❤
So glad to know The Chosen has helped you with your Bible readings, @kg5miko.
Intense personality at intense moments made me cry intensely... intense faith expressed with intense authenticity 🎉 ... good Job Simon 👏 👍!
Shahar does such a phenomenal job as Simon. He is able to express who this disciple, this man was in such a heartfelt way. And yes he is Simon the exceptional!
Great! Great, Great!!!!! It's so wonderful!!!! Can't say it enough!!! ❤
Exactly!! I can't even tell you how many times I've gone through the seasons!!
It just hit me watching the first scene how Jesus came to simons level
Same, I feel like Simon a lot when I realize who Jesus is.
Shahar is so amazingly talented in so many ways. Acting, photography, music and so much more. My absolute favorite in the Chosen!🩵🖤
I LOVE The Chosen so much and Season 1 Ep 4 and Season 3 Ep 8 are my absolute favorites specifically because of the scenes with Simon. Anybody who has ever felt their prayers and hopes in Jesus were rejected when something bad happened can absolutely relate to Simon's anger. And having personally thrown a hissyfit with God in my past (and he graciously forgave me and received me back) I can tell you those hard times grow you closer to the Lord. But that doesn't mean the faith walk is easy, and that's what the storylines surrounding Simon showcase so well in this show. I cannot begin to count the number of times I have re-watched S1-E4 and S3-E8 & who knows how many millions more times I will watch in the future. 8-)
Thank you for your openness in sharing this with us, @bkjackson8092.
“You betrayed that and you spit on it. I can’t forgive it, I’ll never forgive it”, Simon said calmly.
😂😂😂😂😂
BAHAHA
...Before the Rooster crows, Simon Peter. Before...The 🐓.... Crows...
COCK-A-DOODLE-DO!!!
@@bittersprout3694 HAH
Another one of my favorite scenes - the glistening tears in Jesus’s eyes and the eventual smile, and when Simon falls to his knees in front of Jesus on the shore. Acted brilliantly.
Love shahar, my heart and prayers go out to him and his family in Israel .
He is always there, He's our Savior.
I love how The Chosen seeks to connect all the Gospels together as one in this series, but also provides possible motives and context behind each of the actions of Jesus and the characters.
watched Matthew and so glad found this one of Simon, so there are others! never realized but sometimes he was self-centered like we can be. all human and flawed like us all but so loved by Jesus. the last scene w/special effects was awesome!
Speaks to our hearts
I am so obsessed with this show and everyone involved in it. Amazing writing, perfect casting, awesome sets and scenery. It definitely changed the way I read my Bible, and I'm thankful for that. Love this video- I've already watched it like 5 times in the last few days. Shahar is so talented and the scenes are so powerful. I could go on and on, but just... thank you for this show!
We're glad to hear how it's impacting you, @suzqwest.
The last scene deserves a special award 👏👏👏
Best scene walking on water. I saw a clip after it was almost ready and Dallas was watching it and it brought him to tears. Pretty wild for the director PRAISE GOD!!!
He said it! You are the lamb of god! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I can't watch that last scene without crying 😭😭😭
I just love this scene, gives me chills everytime!❤️💥🙏
Absolutely love Shahar as Simon!! He's my favourite ❤❤ Wonderful cast selection!!!
All the Actor's and Actresses are AMAZING! Praise GOD ✝️🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼✝️❤️❤️✝️🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼✝️
With the accents of Israel
I love Simon! Shahar is brilliant! As they all are❤
I really love the (first clip) insightful realization Simon has on the boat, that it is very good to remember when good things happen, the low parts are just as much responsible for relief being needed! But, I only say that with greater distance and perspective.
I keep thinking how many who have experienced greatness, and then when it passes, their faith does too... that scene really makes one wonder what it means to be "chosen". I love that!
Thanks thanks and thanks much for this amazing portrayal of Jesus Christ life sometimes i can see me through simon❤
That scene with Peter and John in episode 7 made me cry. Also the soundtrack is brilliant.
You can find all our season soundtracks at www.thechosengifts.com
I adore this show. Now I am praying and peaceful and in the best mental space I’ve been in years. ❤
My favourite scene is when he goes to walk to the Savior on the water… it makes me teary eyed every time because it resonates with me so well, it’s just amazing, I can’t wait for season 4 🥺🥺
So relatable. Simon is my favorite disciple
We've all got some Simon in us, @Eli-ld7qf.
@@TheChosenSeries😊
I love this show so much!
Don’t let me go, Jesus! 😭 Such a powerful scene.
I'm now on season 2!! This is amazing
We're glad you're enjoying it, Sam.
@@TheChosenSeries you're welcome, please continue this! May God Bless you all
I love The Chosen and Simon!!!
And yet, I believe even more intense Simon's moments are to come...
Simon’s just SO relatable! I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
what a powerful story, it's amazing seeing it brought to life beyond words on a page. it does inspire me
I love the fact that Simon is struggling in many aspects of understanding following Jesus and understanding the costs of following Jesus and facing all personal problems but still following Jesus.
Didn't we have that Simon inside all of us? Well, guess, I admit, I have many Simon moments up to this day.
One of my favorite shots when the three men are sprinting to help with fish and the Music makes it special.
Simon/Peter is so humanly relatable! God Bless Shahar Isaac he’s amazing and so blessed to be portraying St. Peter 🙏
The 3 denials wil be hard to watch
True
Ugh don’t remind me…
@@meghanbarry3489yes but then what happens, god takes him back
But he did that unintentionally, just to be there with his lord😢
Faith as small as a mustard seed is all you need.
I absolutely love this show..I highly recommend to watch it. It's very worth watching it.😊❤
Some of my favourite scenes. Shahar Isaac is absolutely amazing in his role as Simon Peter.
Simon is the best.
That miscarriage scene still bring tears to my eyes remembering my wife's experience
Shahar Isaac is my absolute favorite and I really wish I can hear more from him about this show.
Doctor, thank you for telling the truth! 🎉
Simon is amazing!
When I see the scene of Simon walking on water and Eden in the pool, that is such a strong one, that I believe that the writers had been guided by the Holy Spirit, as so much in this “show”, I’d rather say to live coming Gospel. My the Lord blesses you all and the Holy Spirit guiding you all the way.
Gets me every time 🙌🙏💓
Valleys are hard and we all have them but knowing God's love and having a 24/7 relationship trusting He is always there for us always providing 🙏💗🙏
I love seeing his journey like this! More of these!
We'll do our best, @Anfani.
Pls, Lord help us find you, to read your word, help us to truly trust you are in control and pls pls never let, me, all of your believers, in Jesus Christ as Lord go from your mist!!! 🙏🙏🙏Jesus, you are Lord and Savior and THE ONLY One FOREVER LIVING GOD!!
I just love you guys I love your show ❤
This was so beautifully executed. Simon/Eden scene was award winning. It reminded me of being lowered into the bath at Lourdes. Life changing thank you Jesus for all that You give to us.
With Shahar not doing interviews, like all the other cast members, it's hard to consider him in any other way than Simon. We don't know the real Shahar but he is a great actor, so convincing. Great job, always 👏 🙏🕊
The writers are doing a fantastic job with the scripts showing Simon starting to care about Matthew. It's heart warming to see the characters start to overcome their differences and concentrate on their new journey in life.
Why doesn’t he do interviews?
@@kristenmoresi5977 I have read that he is a very private person. I can really understand that with what can come with fame.
@@kristenmoresi5977 Shahar is American, but he was raised in Israel so Hebrew is actually his first language. Allso, he is not Christian, so he might be uncomfortable answering questions about Christianity, the New Testament & doctrine that tend to come up.
I am Simon. Thank You Lord, for never leaving me. 🙋♀️🙌
Simon Peter always makes me cry, because I am so much like him. Brash, weak many times, loud mouthed, reckless. I feel so much of him in me. :'(
So good!
Sahar does an incredible job playing Peter!