Erick is why I kept watching initially. I love his acting and thought that if he was in it, then this was something worth watching. The character of Mary kept me coming back, too. Especially after seeing how they had Jesus rescue her.
@@dianam4708 well Nicodemus needs to be there to provide the spices for Jesus burial and to help Joseph of A prepare His body. Also I’m thinking that Erick just *might return as one of the Jewish elders/Sanhedrin who come to Jesus on behalf of the centurion with the sick servant (Luke 7).
Yeah, the stone quarry comment by Yusef was the thing that cemented it for me. Totally Joseph of Arimathea. Of course, I could be totally wrong. I guess we'll see.
I have been wondering about Yusuf as Joseph of Aramathea for awhile now.. but when he donated the stone supplies for Simon & Gius to fix the cistern & made known that his family was wealthy & had the leading masonry business in Jerusalem...that sealed the deal for me. Plus the fact that Yusuf is Arabic for Joseph.
Also I’m not sure if it was missed but, when Yussif and and jairus burst into Simon’s house Yussif addresses Jesus as Rabbi/Teacher! Which was a huge sign of respect to him in my opinion.
I’d love for them to introduce a Pharisee named Saul before the end of the series just in case they continue to make other shows after it ends…! One can dream, right?!
@@sheriwolkins8685so did I but most disagree with me. We're supposed to understand a centurion stabbed Jesus on the Cross, but I think it's Atticus who says the words of Affirmation. Gaius already knows who Jesus is. He'll be ordered to the Crucifixion, but I don't believe he'll make the statement of belief. Then there's Quintus. I think there are other plans for Quintus.
I feel Atticus' knowledge will somewhat be the key to Josephus' and Tacitus' accounts of Jesus. Both are historians back then tho it seems to complement the history we know today. I could be wrong. 👊☺️ Stay blessed everyone
Here is my suspicion. First, he MUST have seen "something" (what he thought was a man walking on water) ... or why would he be there staring out into the sea in the pouring rain? I think Atticus saw "something", when he was a distance from the seashore. He probably didn't see it well and was uncertain ... so he went down to the seashore for a closer look. But by the time he got down there, there was no sign of what he thought he saw (a man walking on water).
You hit the nail on the head! Our conversation yesterday on Instagram that is theory I'm working on. Dallas has already established that Yussif comes from a very affluent family. I know this is just cross-referencing but I'm all about the details. My obsession with the Turin shroud. The garden tomb. And why Pilate would allow him to take the body instead of his immediate next-of-kin family. There are so many cool nuances here and I just love love how The Chosen is bringing it forward. Thank you for this insight! ❤
Remember Mother Mary was at the cross with several other of the women and John the Apostle. They were probably grateful that Yussif of A and Nicodemus, both leaders in the Sanhedrin, came along to help them. They would have been the ones powerful enough to get to Pilate for permission to remove Yeshua from the cross and bury him.
I think he knows something is up he saw the disciples leave. Part 2 is when he sees Jesus on the other side he doesn't see but he feels theres something to see here
Ever since I first heard the idea floated here bout yussif being JoA, I've definitely believed it! It solidified it for me when it came out that his family owns a big business in Jerusalem!
Thank you. Just wanted to mention that it’s pronounced and spelled “Jairus” which sounds like “hair-us” I have a 40 year old nephew named Jairus who was given this name straight out of the Bible. 😊
I don't think Atticus saw them on the water. He looked at the storm, knowing the disciples left in a boat, and probably was thinking they were all dead from a capsized boat.
I am so glad that I watched this. Yusuf being Joseph of Arimethia is a wonderful thought and clever you for thinking this. Love your show and I love the Chosen. This show has had a profound impact on me and I was already a believer! Thank you for your insight and the way you thoughtfully put the show together. God bless you. Big hugs from Wisconsin
I think Atticus is the connection for Pilate. He told Atticus i trust what you say so get all the information you can. He will be a major reason why Pilate won’t want to kill Jesus. We Shall see.
Atticus may be the rich guy who asks what he needs to do to enter heaven, gets told to give away all his money and stuff, and gets really sad and leaves.
The rich young man knew the Torah and followed its laws. He would have been a Jew. Also he is a young man and Atticus is near retirement.(the actor talks about that in his interview)
Possibly too, Atticus sensed something. He's pretty intuitive, and he was visually fixed on something.. But did he actually see Jesus walking on water or the guys fighting to survive in the boat? I'd say no. See my next response.
Have you seen the movie, The Inquiry. It’s fiction but posits Tiberius Caesar sends an investigator to find out about the rumors of the resurrection. It had several of the actors from The Passion of the Christ & was pretty well done compared to other Christian films.
The first time I saw Yussif, I had another guess who it may be: The first century Jewish historian Flavius Josephus who wrote about Jesus, which make it one of the oldest sources, outside the Bible, on Jesus of Nazareth. My (wrong) guess was based on the fact that he wanted, from his first introduction in The Chosen, to write down what he saw.
What I was intrigued about was when Atticus had met Pilate and Pilate said to Atticus " Unlike Quintis , I understand your interest in the Preacher " I was wondering, was Atticus interested because of the healings, because of the transformation of Simon Z or something from his younger days that happened .... there is a reason Atticus is interested in Jesus , but what is the reason and remember that Pilate did everything to have Jesus released instead of Barabbas but the crowd wanted Jesus crucified ....I am really wanting to see what direction this part of the story goes .
I think that Atticus saw something out there--maybe the boat creating movement or a light that maybe would have been Jesus, but not Jesus actually walking on water or the guys struggling in the boat.
Good job.... i’m with you, if he’s not Joseph of Arimethea I’ll be very surprised… And also disappointed... there are potentiallly many scenes that could be enhanced by Yusuf Being Joseph A
Where He was crucified, there was a garden and a new tomb. I'm curious if you've seen the video of Ron Wyatt's discoveries. If so, did you visit the Garden Tomb cut into the rock of the northern part of Mount Moriah? For that I'd figure out a way to make it to Israel.
I just met Elijah aka Atticus a few days ago and i asked him if he saw Jesus on the 🌊 sea. He said no but the dble take sorta plants a seed....... I forgot to ask what's in the back pack Jesus in carrying ? What a nice guy BTW. ☝️Shalom Shalom my friends.
I wonder if Atticus knows Jesus walked away but the disciples went in a boat, then just before Atticus walks away at the end (cause of the lightning) he see Jesus in the boat.🤔
honesrly i think Gaius will be the CenturiAn that makes the declaration that he truely was the Son of God. This is why, when Peter wished him SHALOM Shalom, his reaponse to the explaination was, "that'll be the day,". That was John Wayne's catch phrase in the "Searchers" and John Way was the Centurian in the Greatest Story ever told"
I have a feeling that Atticus might be similar to another character that was in another Christian movie based around Easter. I see Atticus having a role similar to Clavius in Risen where he’s investigating what the heck happened the morning of Easter Sunday and coming to a conclusion that seems impossible. Especially the seemingly impossible: a man raising from the dead. A man that I think Atticus sees as potentially more than a man since he asked Z “What is he?” and not “Who is he?” A distinction that I believe is very important going forward with his character development.
I feel like, when we get to Holy Week, Yussif will be the one providing the Upper Room for the Last Supper. The "Holy Grail" legends (King Arthur, etc) have Joseph of Arimathea taking custody of the cup after the Crucifixion.... It's all coming together.👍
I think that there was a historical writer back then named Atticus. He documented historically, not religiously, about Jesus. I think I heard a sermon in church about it. Now I’m trying to look it up No it was Josephus that was the historian, sorry!
I'm thinking someone like Marcus will be the centurion at the Cross. Gaius and Atticus are too high up. Marcus is a recurring Roman character, and I keep thinking he has a purpose. I do feel Yusuf is Joseph of Arimethea.
@BRUV the "Australian" centurion. He was in the first episode and has popped up a few times since then. I think Gaius will definitely be the one with so much faith, he asks Jesus to heal the child without even going to his home. Just my thoughts. I'm thinking Atticus will investigate the resurrection. Again, just my thoughts.
@annaj6512 I feel it's correct. Joseph was charged with the early life and the eventual death of God's son. Anytime an angel appears to Joseph, he says take the boy and his mother. Never does he say take Jesus and your wife. That's because he was allowed to divorce Mary and hide from the jews but in plain sight. So that after Jesus died his tomb would be prepared by the one charged with his care. In life and death. Besides if Joseph stuck around the jews would have killed him for the message Jesus declared about his Father in Heaven. Would God let Joseph suffer after all that was asked of him. Certainly not. Is it really just a coincidence that his name is Joseph. And nowhere does it say he was raised a carpenter. Except by someone obviously demonic. Even Jesus didn't do many miracles and healing in that town. And it's recorded that Joseph was a secret follower of Jesus. Wonder why it was a secret?
Imo..Atticus saw Jesus walk out to the sea, and why wouldn't he be at the crucifixion? A man of his position could go wherever he wants. He's following people around. He could've been given orders from Pilate
I heartly believe Yussif is a Joseph of Arithmatea. Definitely. Along with Nicodemus and Jairus he seems to appreciate Jesus more and more. For instance Shmuel is so wicked and concentrated only on his career in synagogue. He is in strong opposition to both. As far as Atticus is concerned... I believe his role would become more important in later seasons. He must have seen Jesus walking on the water. I bet he followed Jesus to the shore and saw anything.
Jesus is much closer to the boat and even they have trouble seeing him. How could Atticus possibly see him. For Atticus even the boat was difficult (read almost impossible) to see. No way he could have seen Jesus.
I've watched an interview with the Atticus character's actor, and he seems to think that Atticus is being impacted by Jesus. I'll see if I can find the link.
My daughter and I think Atticus is a man possessed by a demon or Satan. Kinda disappears, reappears, really persuasive and always eating. Watching in the shadows. Just a thought.
I think you might be incorrect about Yussef. I believe, as you said, that Joseph of Arimerthea was a member of the Sanhedrin. I don't believe he has that distinction because he is a disciple of Nicademus. Additionally I believe that he is too young to have risen to the great Sanhedrin already. Although you do make some interesting points.
Yeah I think he had to be in Capernaum for us to get to know him. but that he will move to Jerusalem back to his family sometime in season 4. Then he will be asked to join the Sanhedrin with Nicodemus, maybe through him somehow.
Definitely NOT Josephus. Josephus was born after the Crucifixion and his father was a priest….Yussif is around Jesus’s age and his father is not a priest.
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It became obvious Yusuf does not think the way that Shmuel does because he warned Tamar to leave so that she wouldn't be questioned.
I love Atticus! Hope he’s all the way to the end in whatever capacity!
Yussif has got to be Joseph of Arimathea ….. and Erick as Nicodemus will have to return to the show!
Erick is why I kept watching initially. I love his acting and thought that if he was in it, then this was something worth watching. The character of Mary kept me coming back, too. Especially after seeing how they had Jesus rescue her.
@@dianam4708 well Nicodemus needs to be there to provide the spices for Jesus burial and to help Joseph of A prepare His body. Also I’m thinking that Erick just *might return as one of the Jewish elders/Sanhedrin who come to Jesus on behalf of the centurion with the sick servant (Luke 7).
@@dianam4708 to see what you have 😅😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Thank you
Yeah, the stone quarry comment by Yusef was the thing that cemented it for me. Totally Joseph of Arimathea. Of course, I could be totally wrong. I guess we'll see.
Agree!
Can you please explain?
I have been wondering about Yusuf as Joseph of Aramathea for awhile now.. but when he donated the stone supplies for Simon & Gius to fix the cistern & made known that his family was wealthy & had the leading masonry business in Jerusalem...that sealed the deal for me. Plus the fact that Yusuf is Arabic for Joseph.
Also I’m not sure if it was missed but, when Yussif and and jairus burst into Simon’s house Yussif addresses Jesus as Rabbi/Teacher! Which was a huge sign of respect to him in my opinion.
I’d love for them to introduce a Pharisee named Saul before the end of the series just in case they continue to make other shows after it ends…! One can dream, right?!
Would be swell, but I think chances are low, since Paul went to Jerusalem way after Jesus resurrection.
I’m hoping they do go as far as bring Saul into the show! He’s such a colorful character! But there’s still so much in the New Testament!
Oh that'd be great 😃
I think Atticus will be investigating the evidence for the Resurrection.
That’s what I thought. He’s just too curious. I picked him out to be the one who says yes, he WAS the son of God.
GREAT observation!!!
@@sheriwolkins8685so did I but most disagree with me. We're supposed to understand a centurion stabbed Jesus on the Cross, but I think it's Atticus who says the words of Affirmation. Gaius already knows who Jesus is. He'll be ordered to the Crucifixion, but I don't believe he'll make the statement of belief. Then there's Quintus. I think there are other plans for Quintus.
I feel Atticus' knowledge will somewhat be the key to Josephus' and Tacitus' accounts of Jesus. Both are historians back then tho it seems to complement the history we know today. I could be wrong. 👊☺️ Stay blessed everyone
Really hoping to see a change in Shmuel in Season 4 after he talks with Jesus in S3E8 when Jesus invited him to join Him to pray, and to talk after.
I think we will
Here is my suspicion. First, he MUST have seen "something" (what he thought was a man walking on water) ... or why would he be there staring out into the sea in the pouring rain? I think Atticus saw "something", when he was a distance from the seashore. He probably didn't see it well and was uncertain ... so he went down to the seashore for a closer look. But by the time he got down there, there was no sign of what he thought he saw (a man walking on water).
Yusiff absolutely is Joseph of Aramethia, his family lives in Jerusalem and is wealthy! It has been decided! 😊❤
Yes, he almost has to be. Especially when he mentioned his family owning land in Jerusalem this past season.
I agree Yusuf Joseph of Arimatheal and I’m loving all of the performances. Great discussion.
You hit the nail on the head! Our conversation yesterday on Instagram that is theory I'm working on. Dallas has already established that Yussif comes from a very affluent family. I know this is just cross-referencing but I'm all about the details. My obsession with the Turin shroud. The garden tomb. And why Pilate would allow him to take the body instead of his immediate next-of-kin family. There are so many cool nuances here and I just love love how The Chosen is bringing it forward. Thank you for this insight! ❤
Remember Mother Mary was at the cross with several other of the women and John the Apostle. They were probably grateful that Yussif of A and Nicodemus, both leaders in the Sanhedrin, came along to help them. They would have been the ones powerful enough to get to Pilate for permission to remove Yeshua from the cross and bury him.
Did you catch Yussif towards the end of s2e7? He was helping those of the way by telling Andrew to get Tamar out of town before Shmuel finds her!
I think he knows something is up he saw the disciples leave. Part 2 is when he sees Jesus on the other side he doesn't see but he feels theres something to see here
New video. Cool. Can't wait for season 4!
Ever since I first heard the idea floated here bout yussif being JoA, I've definitely believed it! It solidified it for me when it came out that his family owns a big business in Jerusalem!
Great thoughts. Thanks for keeping us current!❤
I have to wonder if Atticus is much later to walk with Paul
I think Atticus could assume the kind of role that Joseph Fiennes had in the "Risen"
I love the Yussif!!
Thank you.
Just wanted to mention that it’s pronounced and spelled “Jairus” which sounds like “hair-us” I have a 40 year old nephew named Jairus who was given this name straight out of the Bible. 😊
I don't think Atticus saw them on the water. He looked at the storm, knowing the disciples left in a boat, and probably was thinking they were all dead from a capsized boat.
I think so, too. It will be awesome to see his reaction in s4 when he sees that they all made it back safe, and then Jesus arriving back with them!
❤❤❤I believe, that Yussif is "Joseph of Arimathea"
Shmuel might believe in Jesus. He went to pray with Jesus. We don't know what happened when they were together.
I'm looking forward to see what happens with him in s4
I think Guais will possibly be the Roman soldier that stand at the cross.
I am so glad that I watched this. Yusuf being Joseph of Arimethia is a wonderful thought and clever you for thinking this. Love your show and I love the Chosen. This show has had a profound impact on me and I was already a believer! Thank you for your insight and the way you thoughtfully put the show together. God bless you. Big hugs from Wisconsin
Dude! I was just thinking this hard-core while in the middle of season four! I can’t believe I didn’t suspect this earlier!
I think Atticus is the connection for Pilate. He told Atticus i trust what you say so get all the information you can. He will be a major reason why Pilate won’t want to kill Jesus. We
Shall see.
Is it wrong that I find Pilate (in The Chosen) fascinating?
I Love Niccademus... I can't wait to see him again... 🕊️
I think Atticus will be the man at the cruxifixction of Jesus who’s says, “surely this man is the son of God”. Or maybe not.
Great video
I also beleive that Yussif is THE Joseph of Arimathea!
T was fun thank you!!
Atticus actually had a greater impact than I originally imagined ✝️
Atticus may be the rich guy who asks what he needs to do to enter heaven, gets told to give away all his money and stuff, and gets really sad and leaves.
In my opinion, by the way Atticus' character has been developed throughout the series it is very unlikely he is the rich young ruler.
The rich young man knew the Torah and followed its laws. He would have been a Jew. Also he is a young man and Atticus is near retirement.(the actor talks about that in his interview)
Love your content!
Hi Brandon
Thank you Brandon.keep the great work
Brandon, they actually do clarify in season 3 that they can not send the letter. "On my life" remember!?? 😊
Possibly too, Atticus sensed something. He's pretty intuitive, and he was visually fixed on something.. But did he actually see Jesus walking on water or the guys fighting to survive in the boat? I'd say no. See my next response.
Have you seen the movie, The Inquiry. It’s fiction but posits Tiberius Caesar sends an investigator to find out about the rumors of the resurrection. It had several of the actors from The Passion of the Christ & was pretty well done compared to other Christian films.
The first time I saw Yussif, I had another guess who it may be: The first century Jewish historian Flavius Josephus who wrote about Jesus, which make it one of the oldest sources, outside the Bible, on Jesus of Nazareth.
My (wrong) guess was based on the fact that he wanted, from his first introduction in The Chosen, to write down what he saw.
Yeah 😁 Falvius Josephus wasn't actually born until 37 AD so far beyond this time around 27 AD.
@@TheSnipeLife I looked his time of writing up after the episode, then I knew I was wrong.
What I was intrigued about was when Atticus had met Pilate and Pilate said to Atticus " Unlike Quintis , I understand your interest in the Preacher " I was wondering, was Atticus interested because of the healings, because of the transformation of Simon Z or something from his younger days that happened .... there is a reason Atticus is interested in Jesus , but what is the reason and remember that Pilate did everything to have Jesus released instead of Barabbas but the crowd wanted Jesus crucified ....I am really wanting to see what direction this part of the story goes .
I think that Atticus saw something out there--maybe the boat creating movement or a light that maybe would have been Jesus, but not Jesus actually walking on water or the guys struggling in the boat.
I think Atticus saw something, but he wasn't sure what he had seen and dismissed it. Momentarily. 😊
Good job.... i’m with you, if he’s not Joseph of Arimethea I’ll be very surprised…
And also disappointed... there are potentiallly many scenes that could be enhanced by Yusuf Being Joseph A
Where He was crucified, there was a garden and a new tomb.
I'm curious if you've seen the video of Ron Wyatt's discoveries.
If so, did you visit the Garden Tomb cut into the rock of the northern part of Mount Moriah?
For that I'd figure out a way to make it to Israel.
I've said in another posting about the chosen that I wonder if he is going to become a short of Clavius from the move Risen.
I just met Elijah aka Atticus a few days ago and i asked him if he saw Jesus on the 🌊 sea. He said no but the dble take sorta plants a seed....... I forgot to ask what's in the back pack Jesus in carrying ? What a nice guy BTW. ☝️Shalom Shalom my friends.
I wonder if Atticus knows Jesus walked away but the disciples went in a boat, then just before Atticus walks away at the end (cause of the lightning) he see Jesus in the boat.🤔
Nicodemus is, mentioned only in Gospel of John but Joshep of Arthemea is mentioned in all 4 gospels
honesrly i think Gaius will be the CenturiAn that makes the declaration that he truely was the Son of God.
This is why, when Peter wished him SHALOM Shalom, his reaponse to the explaination was, "that'll be the day,". That was John Wayne's catch phrase in the "Searchers" and John Way was the Centurian in the Greatest Story ever told"
I have a feeling that Atticus might be similar to another character that was in another Christian movie based around Easter.
I see Atticus having a role similar to Clavius in Risen where he’s investigating what the heck happened the morning of Easter Sunday and coming to a conclusion that seems impossible. Especially the seemingly impossible: a man raising from the dead. A man that I think Atticus sees as potentially more than a man since he asked Z “What is he?” and not “Who is he?” A distinction that I believe is very important going forward with his character development.
The "what" is he got me wondering, too.
I feel like, when we get to Holy Week, Yussif will be the one providing the Upper Room for the Last Supper. The "Holy Grail" legends (King Arthur, etc) have Joseph of Arimathea taking custody of the cup after the Crucifixion.... It's all coming together.👍
Very interesting!
Yes..Joseph of Arimithea. Atticus not sure yet, but wonder if he is "Truly, this was the Son of God."
There is a cohort mentioned in the book of Acts in chapters 10 and 27. But no interaction with Jesus--only Peter and maybe one of the other apostles.
🎉 Shalom Snipes I agree with you I don't think he saw Jesus and the deciples In the storm.
Atticus is a tattle tale, a narc 😂
😂
I think Atticus doesn’t see the walking on water because he doesn’t have the eyes of faith.
Yusuf = John 18 v 15 Arimathea = Matthew 27 v 45-54
Gaius is a centurion and was addressed as such by Quintus in Season 2. Hmm. Maybe "the" centurion?
Yes he is!!!
If Yusuf is Joseph of Arimethea, then he’s the one who gave his tomb to Jesus! And Nicodemus defends Jesus to the Sanhedrin!
I think that there was a historical writer back then named Atticus. He documented historically, not religiously, about Jesus. I think I heard a sermon in church about it. Now I’m trying to look it up
No it was Josephus that was the historian, sorry!
I believe he lived before the time of Christ, but I could be wrong.
If Yussif is Joseph of Arimathea, then he becomes one of Jesus believers and firm defender! Joseph is the one who gave Jesus his tomb!
In Matthew 27:60 it states the new tomb was Joseph's.
And, Gaius to be the Roman soldier who Pierce the side of Jesus on the cross and proclaims this MUST be Christ the Savior (?) !!!! Yes!!
Matthew 27:57-60 states that the tomb belongs to Joseph of Arimathea. 😊
I'm thinking someone like Marcus will be the centurion at the Cross. Gaius and Atticus are too high up. Marcus is a recurring Roman character, and I keep thinking he has a purpose. I do feel Yusuf is Joseph of Arimethea.
Who is Marcus?
@BRUV the "Australian" centurion. He was in the first episode and has popped up a few times since then. I think Gaius will definitely be the one with so much faith, he asks Jesus to heal the child without even going to his home. Just my thoughts. I'm thinking Atticus will investigate the resurrection. Again, just my thoughts.
Joseph of Arimathea is the husband of Mary. Jesus mother. He went away after returning from Egypt. To save his life.
@annaj6512 I feel it's correct. Joseph was charged with the early life and the eventual death of God's son. Anytime an angel appears to Joseph, he says take the boy and his mother. Never does he say take Jesus and your wife. That's because he was allowed to divorce Mary and hide from the jews but in plain sight. So that after Jesus died his tomb would be prepared by the one charged with his care. In life and death. Besides if Joseph stuck around the jews would have killed him for the message Jesus declared about his Father in Heaven. Would God let Joseph suffer after all that was asked of him. Certainly not. Is it really just a coincidence that his name is Joseph. And nowhere does it say he was raised a carpenter. Except by someone obviously demonic. Even Jesus didn't do many miracles and healing in that town. And it's recorded that Joseph was a secret follower of Jesus. Wonder why it was a secret?
@annaj6512 it all just makes too much sense. Could I be wrong? Yes of course. But I feel like I know this. Don't know why! Take it at that.
@annaj6512 I wrote a entire explanation and it disappeared. ????
A watered-down version was agreed to be sent off.
Imo..Atticus saw Jesus walk out to the sea, and why wouldn't he be at the crucifixion? A man of his position could go wherever he wants. He's following people around. He could've been given orders from Pilate
I think Yussif is also the "Q'" of Matthew and Luke.
I heartly believe Yussif is a Joseph of Arithmatea. Definitely.
Along with Nicodemus and Jairus he seems to appreciate Jesus more and more. For instance Shmuel is so wicked and concentrated only on his career in synagogue. He is in strong opposition to both.
As far as Atticus is concerned... I believe his role would become more important in later seasons.
He must have seen Jesus walking on the water. I bet he followed Jesus to the shore and saw anything.
I thought Joseph of Arimathea was very rich
Did I miss it? Why is Atticus always chewing?
Jesus is much closer to the boat and even they have trouble seeing him. How could Atticus possibly see him. For Atticus even the boat was difficult (read almost impossible) to see. No way he could have seen Jesus.
I've watched an interview with the Atticus character's actor, and he seems to think that Atticus is being impacted by Jesus. I'll see if I can find the link.
Yes, he's definitely impacted. And becoming extremely curious ....
He is well to do and so is his family. Jesus' tomb was a rich man's tomb.
I don’t think the Lord has “opened” Atticus’s eyes yet. 🤔
Attic us didn't see anything. Walking on water was a miracle lesson for Peter and the disciples.
Could Atticus be the one who states, "This man was the Son of God" at the Cross.
It’s possible, though I’d probably lean towards no
My daughter and I think Atticus is a man possessed by a demon or Satan. Kinda disappears, reappears, really persuasive and always eating. Watching in the shadows. Just a thought.
I think you might be incorrect about Yussef. I believe, as you said, that Joseph of Arimerthea was a member of the Sanhedrin. I don't believe he has that distinction because he is a disciple of Nicademus. Additionally I believe that he is too young to have risen to the great Sanhedrin already. Although you do make some interesting points.
Yeah I think he had to be in Capernaum for us to get to know him. but that he will move to Jerusalem back to his family sometime in season 4. Then he will be asked to join the Sanhedrin with Nicodemus, maybe through him somehow.
Why would you put that in a title and spoil it? For a view?
? This is a guess from long ago 😂
Almost a year ago
Season 3, episode 1 has Yussif compiling a "history" of Jesus' activities. I think he will turn out to be Josephus.
Definitely NOT Josephus. Josephus was born after the Crucifixion and his father was a priest….Yussif is around Jesus’s age and his father is not a priest.
Also, the father of Josephus was named Matthias.
Rabbi Yussif’s dad is named Arnan.