The TRUTH about LAZARUS' Resurrection! | The Chosen Season 4 Episode 7
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The actress who plays Martha is phenomenal!! The last episode and this one when she’s crying her skin is blotchy, her eyes swell, she pauses, she really nailed this role.
@@ladybugmom10 she really loves God and it shows . Not all that portrays this do .
Has to be Saul/Paul
I’ve heard many interpretations of why Jesus wept, but I believe the most accurate interpretation is that He wept because of their unbelief
He wept because he felt the sorrow of loss as well even if He was going to bring him back he has compassion for us.
@@josiah3820 The scripture before “Jesus wept” (John 11:33), says Jesus was deeply moved and troubled. So, I think you’re both right. He was moved with compassion and troubled that He would be leaving soon and they were pretty much clueless and therefore unbelieving. He knew their assignment after He was gone and they weren’t getting it.
It was just after looking at his mother that he wept. (At least on screen.) On seeing the grief all around him it looks like he has suddenly taken on board the grief that his own loving mother will feel during and after what is to happen to Jesus himself.
Wow 4 days for Lazarus and Jesus was 3 days ( TRINITY DIVINE INTERVENTION ) ( FATHER SON AND HOLY SPIRIT ) to fulfill the words of God in prophesy !
In SCRIPTURES
It’s Jim Cavievel creepin around the set 😂…. I love Jim!
My first thought was this could be the good thief, which would explain why he believes Jesus and asks him to remember him while they're on the cross.
Oohhhh… I like that theory!
Thats a Great Theory …
The good thief is already revealed in the other side movie made by Dallas. We see the good thief next to Jesus (Jonathan Roumie) on the cross. The good thief almost look like Judas' mentor.
@@gethsemane-777 That short film is not part of The Chosen continuity. Only “The Shepherd” is, which Dallas refers to as the Pilot episode of The Chosen.
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The shroud of Turin is actually his entire body and face. Showing signs of every scourge, nail, crown of thorns, swollen eye from being beaten. It’s a miraculous artifact of our lord’s existence. It even shows his resurrection in the light force it created at the second he came back from death.
@Brandon Just from Wikipedia for time's sake "The separate headcloth is known as "The Sudarium of Oviedo, or Shroud of Oviedo, (and it) is a bloodstained piece of cloth measuring c. 84 x 53 cm (33 x 21 inches) kept in the Cámara Santa of the Cathedral of San Salvador, Oviedo, Spain.[1] The Sudarium (Latin for sweat cloth) is thought to be the cloth that was wrapped around the head of Jesus Christ after he died as described in John 20:6-7. .... Outside of the Bible the Sudarium is first mentioned in 570 AD by Antoninus of Piacenza, who writes that the Sudarium was being cared for in the vicinity of Jerusalem in a cave near the monastery of Saint Mark.
NO
One of my chemistry professors worked on the Shroud..his specialty was porforins he said there was human blood on the Shroud
However, scripture tells us His beard was ripped off... ;)
@@barbarabaldwin7120 - No to what?
I absolutely loved the relationship between Jesus and his mother! The humanity portrayed was so relatable. ❤🙏🏽
38:49 Jesus waited for 4 days because because in Jewish tradition they believed that the spirit still lingered for 3 days & could possibly come back to life. That’s why he waited for 4 days because he needed them to see that it was truly a miracle from God. I wrote this before you said this. So glad you said this. Of course you explained it better than me ❤️
I love how Simon Z is the first to jump in. Obedient to his Lord.
I feel sooooo bad for Thomas how hard for him and confusing!
He's one of the ten lepers healed by Jesus when only one returns to thank him.
Ooooooh that’s a good theory
That angry disgusted look on Thomas' face when Jesus was touching foreheads with Lazarus was very relatable 😅
Andrew is still afraid of ghosts 😂
42:25
So we’re not going to talk about the man who took off running in front of the screaming lady 😂 “No time for screams. I’m out!”
My initial reaction was the character is the embodiment of Satan, observing Jesus' power over death, the thing Satan fears the most. This is the last of Jesus' public miracles and immediately precedes the week that marks Satan's downfall (the redemption of believers and resurrection of the first fruits). He must stop Jesus at all cost. If I'm correct, you'll see him frequently in the coming episodes leading to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus.
That was my first thought when I saw him. Thank you
Yes, my thoughts exactly.
I thought the same.
Wow. Makes so much sense. Thank you.
@@Donna6kunzmy thoughts exactly however usually they make satanic appearances as a dark overshadow or figure with dark clothing.
I love how the apostles were confused and doubting in this scene while Thomas was undoubtedly sure what would happen.
I love how gray they made Lazarus' face look
Right? Like he really was just raised from the dead.
I really admire Tamar’s faith as Jesus said your faith is beautiful. She saw one glimpse of Jesus healing the leper and that was enough for her to bring her paralyzed friend to Jesus and trust that he will be healed even when Mary ask Could Jesus have stopped Ramah death Tamar say ask Jesus again showing that she goes to the Lord first and then again at Thomas’s show down she say we were called to see and believe the stone be rolled and the burial strips. Her Faith is truly beautiful she know pain and she know who can ease the pain as well
The woman screaming 😱 was insane sounded like a horror scream she did well props to her !
I agree! It freaked me out and gave me chills!
I DIDN'T CARE FOR THAT A BIT OVERDONE!
Realistic speaking, if someone died today for four days, was already decomposing.... And then was alive again, I'm sure many would run or scream.
@@jlarosa888 yes many would or would be in shock . This world we live in this life has conditioned in us FEAR . Time to trust the HOLY SPIRIT TO UNCONDITION THIS FEAR TO FAITH !
@@barbarabaldwin7120 I liked it CUZ IT gave it that theatrical sense of good works ! But it was needed to grasp what many people go through ; disbelief . Many times I want to scream like that due to all the madness in the world . Only GOD CAN CREATE PEACE ✌️ OUT OF CHAOS !
I was born Jewish and family is Jewish practicing. Yes you wear black for an entire year (death date to 1 full year of it)
here in Greece were Cristian Orthodox we wear a black band on our left arm & dont shave or cut our hair for a year. God bless.
I believe that when Jesus wept it was at that time when he realizes he is truly alone even the apostles were doubting his position
I like Phillips facial appearance when he tells Nathaniel "he's the one you've been waiting for your whole life come see" I wish it was me or today's generation ❤
While most would see it as an honor, you have to realize they were all doing horrible on their own. He's saving them more than anybody
That "come and see" episode is one of my favorites and it'll be real difficult for the new Philip to be accepted but he's getting paid so we needn't weep ...
Agree, S2 E2 very underrated & exceptional in so many ways. Esp like scene with Phillip & Nathaniel & the calling of Nathaniel by Jesus, so excellent. Love this episode & now S4 E 7 as another favorite
It looks like the coworker of Lazarus is the father of Yusuf. He seemed appeared in The Chosen when Yusuf was writing a letter to the temple manager in Capernaum.
No the father of Yosef is the one in the house with the lawyer. He means the guy with the shawl in the back in the picture above.
Arnad is the father of yusif
I love that Arnaud witnessed a miracle. He will go easier on his son. Yussef had concerns about that.
I mean Arman, a business friend of Lazarus. Arman was with the lawyer at the Lazarus funeral.
And in fact at the end of Episode 7, Arman was waking up his Son Yusuf to tell Jesus’ miracle to wake up / resurrect Lazarus.
sitting shiva is such a tongue twister LOL
Yeah You really really don't want to mess that up, especially live on youtube 😂
As Nathaniel asked Phillip- can anything good come from Nazareth? Nathaniel’s response was “ come and see”. They were expecting a military Messiah and Jesus wasn’t what they expected or wanted. Great job with the episode breakdowns, Brandon!!😍😍😍☺️🙏🙏🙏
So way back in S2 E3, wasn't it Thomas who asked L James about not being healed? Way back then he said, I'm paraphrasing, "If I were watching him heal everyone I would demand he heal me." Now after Rama , he still has a similar response "If you do it for them, do it for me." So it seems this has been his character in the Chosen all along. ... 🤯 so much to think about.
Totally agree with you
Yup, they're reinforcing the idea of "doubting Thomas"
WOW! Good memory, great connection!
Come to think about it, they are all doubting - except Mary
Yes. Thomas also told Little John that he would demand that Jesus heal him. And when Jesus walked over after Ramah was stabbed, he did not ask that she be healed. He gave Jesus an order. “Take it back!” And smashed things in Laz’s home.
This could be the man who witnessed Jesus calling Lazarus from the tomb AND released the colt to Z and Matthew for Jesus to ride into Jerusalem 🤗
I like Reza Diako's acting behind Jonathan when he turns from saying 'I'll show you why'. Reza has his head down like he's praying or crying or turning from being affected by the sight if all this grief
Brandon, you do such excellent work. You are so industrious. I just don't worry if you use the word Resurrection. By the way have a blessed safe trip to Dallas and back.
Impressive how well you know scripture and can explain it. I followed you just for that! It's really enlightening to be able to understand it better! Thank you!!!
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Yes did you study at pastoral college?
For me the best scene ever just before Jesus wept and he turns and looks at the disciples at each one and the looks on their faces also mother Mary it was better executed than I could ever have imagined brilliant
You're like the New Rockstars breakdown channel but for Christian media but you actually do a good job breaking down things and what they mean especially for The Chosen
Right!😃
@@josiah3820 I wish New Rockstars would breakdown The Chosen, I think Ryan is Catholic because when he would breakdown things like The Mandalorian he would always pick up bible themes that where used to inspire that story. But i'm glad we have Sleuth to do that for us
What if the guy is John Mark? He is believed to be the lad who ran from Gethsemane naked. It is believed it was his mothers house which was used for the Passover Meal and the home base at the time of Pentecost, which is only weeks away...
I think he’s Mark too!
I posited this during the live chat on Brandon's live stream on Sunday. I agree based on him running naked away from when Jesus was arrested.
It certainly could be. Not sure what kind of story arc we could have with that, but it’s a plausible option.
I love that Martha says openly, "I'm trying not to be angry." How many times have we all felt that way at some point in our faith-walk? Such a great line.
I always thought Jesus wept, mainly, because He knows that this is the miracle that starts the countdown to His death. We see in the Garden that He is overwhelmed by His impending doom and that He would like "the cup" to pass if possible. Churches always point to the Garden as the point where Jesus starts freaking out, but I think it was in this moment that it fully hit Him.
To add to this, I believe that Jesus was an extreme empath. He's fully human so He's attuned to His own will, needs, desires, and body; He's fully God so He has direct connection with God and Holy Spirit and therefore He's attuned to the spiritual world. And finally, Jesus always seems highly aware of people's thoughts, desires, and emotions (due to His spiritual nature). Now, imagine knowing that:
1. You're about to die horrifically and this next thing that should be a wonderful moment is going to be the very thing that starts the countdown to your death.
2. You're in front of this group of people who have become your friends and you may or may not know that they are going to die horrific deaths because of you.
3. You're an extreme spiritual empath so you FEEL every emotion, can hear every thought, and feel every pain that they're feeling due to the death of their friend/family member.
4. You've in spiritual warfare with the heads of your people's faith, and you're angry about how twisted they have made YOUR laws and hurt YOUR people.
5. Your body is tired from literally "running" from the law, traveling everywhere imaginable by foot to minister to people, possibly without eating or drinking at regular, healthy intervals due to various circumstances. Not to mention the toll it probably took to heal people day in and day out.
6. You're an introvert that is consistently required to be around people with no break. Anyone who is introverted will tell you that alone is a nightmare.
7. You're frustrated that your disciples, you're children, still don't understand what you're trying to tell them.
There's so much more that Jesus was dealing with, but those points alone would make anyone cry. Heck some of us only have *one* of those (minor) things happen to us and we have major breakdowns. Yes, Jesus was God, but He was also a man who, I think, suffered consistently throughout His life. I think at this moment everything hit Him at once and it was just too much.
Someone also made a beautiful point once and I always hung onto it: that Jesus wept to show that He cries WITH us, that He hurts with us. I think this had something to do with it, as well.
I feel that with the warm somber music and unbinding of Lazarus shows the unbinding from earthly binds through the belief in Jesus our Lord and savior. He unbinds us from earthly death because he has overcame that for us!
I think the mystery man might be an observer for Nicodemus.
Wow that would be a big twist! I never thought of that. I think it’s a form of Satan but we won’t know for sure until next season I bet.
@@rochelle2269 Well we haven't heard from Nicodemus and the member of the Sanhedrin said he was off on a study so I guess he could be using an observer to keep up with what is going on regarding Jesus. Maybe Jesus is his actual research topic. I hope we don't have to wait too long to find out!
Could the mystery man be a spy for Atticus?
@@kimberlyclay3246 Oh yes! That's another great possibility I think!
I thought it was Atticus lurking about, spying on Jesus, so he could give a report to Pilate.
Turin shroud is not the "facial shroud," that's the Sudarium of Oviedo. Turin Shroud has full body images, front and back... with all the wounds and blood stains. Someone superimposed Jonathan R's face on the Turin shroud face... the features fit very well. The Turin Shroud inspired all those iconic portraits... the forked beard, hair parted in the middle. long nose, prominent cheeks.
God almity Jesus Crist Holy Spirit please help all those people who have been offected in all these war/conflicts in Jesus name!!!
I must say you do a fabulous job explaining the scriptures. Great job and Thank You!❤
4 days reminds me of the european graves in middle ages where a bell was above a grave, just in case a person wasn't dead.
It’s Paul when he was Saul. This would be a good time to introduce him indirectly.
I thought the same thing. I was like thats probably Saul.
I was thinking the same thing.
Didn't Paul refer to himself as one born out of due time?
That is no where in the Bible that Saul ever says he saw Jesus before he encountered Him on the road to Damascus.
Excellent commentary. Thank you ❤ The scene was one of the “over the top” well done scenes in The Chosen so far. For me: the raising of Lazarus is second only to the walking on the water scene. I think the hooded figure is someone sent by Atticus to report back to him. For that matter, it could be that the hooded guy has been sent by Gaius, but that doesn’t make as much sense bc why wouldn’t the Romans just be there in full regalia if they had a chance? Maybe he has been sent to spy for a Pharisee like NIcodemus or Yusef,or even Shmuel.
The Mysterious man is the man the leper was trying to sell his tools to in the beginning of one of the episodes in season one.
Thank you for addressing my comment about Laz not being resurrected vs risen from the dead. (Maybe others commented too) I know you are using "resurrected" for the sake of "ease" but let me explain to listeners the difference (for those who don't know).
Laz was risen...meaning is spirit was United with his body of flesh and blood. (Same with the 12 year old girl that Jesus raised from the dead.
Resurrection is when our bodies, after death, are reunited however our blood is replaced by a fluid that keeps us alive forever. Never to die again. Resurrection is a promise made to ALL who have ever lived on this earth whether good or evil. What a beautiful gift for ALL Gods children! ❤
Where did you get the idea that our blood is replaced? No one knows how exactly resurrection works other than for our bodies to be reunited with our souls.
Yes,
I’d forgotten the differences. Thanks for sharing this information with us
I just got done binging The Chosen and I have not had enough. I'm glad I found your channel. Cant wait to watch all your commentary
Maybe the guy in the hood is a bandit, who has stolen and perhaps even murdered. He sees Jesus raising Lazarus, which might lead him to believe. This may cause him later, when he is crucified alongside Jesus, to profess his faith and ask for forgiveness. He becomes the so-called 'penitent thief' in Luke 23:38-43. It explains the hood and his furtive behavior, and his presence here at the raising of Lazarus gives a plausible backstory to his repentance.
Thank you for highlighting the acting of Mary and Martha. I felt it was the best acting of all the actors for this episode
I LOVED this episode!! I LOVED the scream!! I LOVED the humor!! This episode is right up there with the walking on water!! Nice reaction video Brandon!!!!
I think the "mystery guy" is the one next to him on the cross ✝️
Great video and analysis. FYI tomb of Lazarus is buried under ruble of churches. Muslim tourist trap has sign to supposed site up stairs and charges your tour if visited. Also they sometimes play prayers over loudspeaker to drown out your guide near real site.
Just some observations: I guess since Jesus and the disciples were not carrying lots of clothes they didn’t wear black.
I was pretty appalled that the lawyer was talking about their private business in front of a guy! At least Martha shut him down, she didn’t look too happy…
Reza has been so great as Philip; he seemed to keep a positive air when they were carrying the Roman armor, praying the Psalm with his hands raised, and his reactions are so good, he fits right in, his acting is right up there with everyone else’s.
I never had considered that when the stone was removed, Lazarus was still dead (and smelling of death). And has no one ever seen The Twilight Zone or Highlander? Yes, when a dead guy is suddenly alive, people would freak out.
A good video regarding the actual tomb of Lazarus can be found on the Expedition Bible youtube channel. I believe it is called Archeology and The Raising of Lazarus.
Yeah he does an amazing job for sure
@@turner120995 Thanks for this ! God bless you !
@@TheChosenSleuth you are pretty amazing 🤩 Thank you for all you do to encourage others and your interaction on ur channel is superb ! Keep up the good job ! God gifted you Charisma 👍🏼✌️
My goodness people, Dallas said the guy’s identity is a mystery and he’s not gonna tell us and we’re not gonna figure it out until a future Season/Episode!
Doesn’t stop us from having a conversation about it though lol. This is what we do we’re super sleuths! And generally this community finds out tons for what’s coming up!
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He looks like the guy who brought Mary Magdalene to Lazarus’s house in The Messengers - Tychicus.
I thought that secret character might be that Greek from The Decapolis, the one who corrected someone and said, "We have hurt each other!"
Being from a small town in the Midwest is nothing to scoff at.
Hay love this channel you’re so knowledgeable
He's one of Atticus ' spies. Atticus confirms this later.
Kudos to you Sir!!!! I thoroughly enjoyed your explanation of this episode!! Also the way you show the scripture to match the scene is very smart on your part. Keep up the good work. I appreciate you 😊
I like the theory of a spy for nicodemus. Nicodemus does come and retrieve Jesus’s body after his crucifixion. He anoints and wraps his body in the tomb.
I assumed he was maybe an informant for Atticus?
Jesús is crying because he knows it is time this is so close to his soon suffering ??
I love your vlogs… it keeps me even more interested in searching on my bible❤
Am I right in thinking that Arnan is Yussef's father that we met in the last episode?
Yes he is
Yes same actor
Yup. He even goes to Yusuf
@priscillajimenez27 yah, I thought he went to Yussef. Without the headdress, I have a hard time picking out who is who!
I thought so too, when we saw him enter the house.
I learned a-lot from you. thank you very much!
Love how you laugh at some of this stuff. Jesus too had a sense of humor.
When I first saw that guy I thought it was Atticus spying for Rome again.
me too except he wasn't eating.....LOL. so I wasn't sure.
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Was Aticcus always eating? I don't recall.
when he first came on the scene, he was always snacking on something.....an apple, or some sort of food.
Spot on again Brandon It is all so good. so many moments, like Jesus weeping is so well done.
Thank you.
Very well explained and dissected!✝️🌹🇨🇦
I'm going with Luke.
Well, let’s think about it…Dallas DOES have some kinship/affinity towards the thief on the cross (he made a short movie about it). However, he wouldn’t (have any reason to) be covering himself. Saul/Paul got his assignment in Jerusalem after the crucifixion, and didn’t have any first-hand knowledge of Our Lord…however, Luke came to be Paul’s traveling companion, was a successful non-pharassic lawyer and physician (which might explain his rings, possibly a seal). The thief changed his mind on the cross, I.e. didn’t seem to have witnessed anything to that magnitude, but had heard about the reputation of Jesus, and felt his presence on the cross. Anyways…God Bless You All In Jesus Name.
When I saw him, my immediate thought was it’s Aragorn! LOTR… 😂
I think that the mystery man will be a go between for Judas and the Pharisees. I thought that I heard the coins with him (mystery man) on camera.
What about Malchus? A servant of Caiphas, and a seemingly minor character yet John (who was known to Caiphas and/or members of his household) mentions his name in the gospel of John.
@@MikeKBar13 , I could definitely see that. Peter cuts off his ear when the Pharisees and soldiers come to arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. And Jesus performs another miracle.
Maybe Nicodemus sent an Observer !?
The Sisters Martha&Mary are looking and acting wonderful❤
Perhaps the hidden man is Satan.
That's what I was thinking!
Same. The way they did it in Passion of the Christ, that’s what it reminded me of.
that's what i thought and he looks worried
I wondered the same exact thing!!!
I wonder even more now cause Brandon didn’t mention it lol
Man, I was besides myself when Dallas decided to impregnate the pause between Jesus' command and Lazarus' appearance. Ooh! That is good tv!!
Yes I sort of screamed when Laz came into view from the corner of the screen. Just like that woman who was watching. That is a VERY natural reaction 😂
My first thought was it’s the devil as in The Passion of the Christ.
The 7th episode was intense.
I think it is the zealot who came to kill Z, then hears Jesus and realizes who Jesus is.
That is exactly what I thought, too 👍 Glad I’m not the only one 😃
@@christinaweber7682 that is already done. They came, they heard, they left zee alive and believed in Jesus enough to tell the order zee is dead.
There is no reason or benefit for having another of that order coming and repeating the exact same story.
That's redundant.
Was his name mentioned in any previous episode? I have a feeling he will be Barrabas. 🤔 The one who Jesus actually exchanged his life for before Pilate.
Could this be Luke?
@@ongjanette You might be right about that. There are some historians who claim that Barrabas was a Zealot.
This is "Bible Study", and it's fascinating.
Yes, Brandon, wearing black is part of mourning in many eastern/ oriental culture, not just at funeral. In my own culture, wearing black can last up to a whole year.
I was waiting soooo hard for this video that my comment came before I watch it 😅
If Dallas Jenkins was very smart and intuitive about who to include in this portion of the gospel portrayal. Then I believe the cloaked man is possibly The Rich Young Ruler, now no longer rich, no longer a ruler but definitely a young man determined to follow Christ. The identity of the RYR according to the early church historian Eusibius is John Mark the writer of the book of Mark which is Peter's version of the gospel dictated to John Mark. This is the only book of the gospel to have the young man who is the former RYR in the garden of gethsemane with Jesus and the other disciples. Now, having given away all that he has according to Jesus' command, he now only wears a loin cloth to show his poverty to the world and absolute dependence on Christ. Mark is the only gospel to contain this version of events as the writer of Mark who is the former RYR input this unique event from his perspective as well as he joined the group late in Christ's ministry.
Now I see why Jesus is grieve with us when we fail to understand that Jesus just can’t just heal & deliver everyone although He can, bc he listens to the will of the Father 1st than anyone else’s, that really hurts Jesus bc he feels sad that the followers are confuse & don’t know why Jesus isn’t doing certain miracles, just as it is today …
I’ll have to go back and look, but it does kind of look like one of the zealots that came for Simon. And it would make sense he did see a miracle.
Now I have two reasons to be bummed about the conclusion of season 4. I will miss your episode breakdowns as much as the show!
Could it be one of the thieves who died on the cross with Jesus
30:56 OPINION: I think the misterious guy is Barrabas.
FACT: We see him again in the behind the scenes of season 5, particulary that scene were Kafni and his men cry "the Lord test the righteous, but his soul hates the wicked". That man is there, facing Kafni with his back to us, with the same outfit. I saw an instagram picture of him in some kind of office.
That may be weird for Barrabas, but hey! We got used to different right?
He could be arrested midway through season 5.
Yeah I could see that, I’m leaning toward the thief on the cross now as well though.
@@TheChosenSleuth wow, would be indeed amazing to see both criminals depicted. They both mocked but one repented. Cant wait for that scene and Jesus reaction to it!
If he’s a buddy of Kafni, I think he’s the good thief. I think Kafni is the unrepentant thief because of what he (Kafni) said about being the last face Jesus would see before Jesus dies. @thechosensleuth
@@theresabucy I'm seeing Kafni more like the guy who stirs up the crowd to cry for Jesus' crucifixion, and who will stand there at Calvary mocking him. But I'm not seeing him committing some crime to be arrested and crucified.
At 30:00 i think maybe he's a person working for atticus amilius pulcher that's why in finale episode at first he had conversation b/w pilate . At season2 he amilius said i have trustful source from Jotapata
My first thought was Mathias, but because he has no zeetseet(sorry for spelling lol) I am leaning towards Luke as he was most likely a greek and by his own words he has been personally watching Jesus ministry from the beginning.
Regarding the resurrection of Lazarus, in the KJV, in John 11:39, Martha said, "Lord, by this time he stinketh..." My pastor friend, said this made him giggle when he was a child.
Ah, I thought sure that was Saul/Paul. But, you make valid points for him not being S/P. I'm hanging on to it a bit longer, though 😂
I thought the same thing, Paul.
I believe Jesus cried because the grief & pain he put them thru
Great Job Brandon
Who is the guy with the cloak watching Lazarus being awoken?
In the voice of SNL's "The Church Lady,"..... "SATAN!"
I'd did not view Jesus wetting for the death of Lazirus. Nor for his sisters grief. I viewd the grutteral wetting as Hesus knew this sign would lead to his own death, and his time with the displces would be coming to an end. And what hit him the deepest is when he looked at his mother Mary and what she would be suffering through with his crucifixion,
Thanks! I have watched your commentary on the "truth", with the love of the Lord. You are a pleasant reflection of a clear revelation, on how to focus, on a higher level.. yet not hard to follow. I love the Chosen.. I wish I had The Chosen and your reflection of it... long ago! Be blessed. Thx Deona Roberson 😊
WOW, THANK YOU! Seriously amazing. I just try to do my best to be the hands and voice of Jesus here on the internet! thanks for the support Deona!
I feel the thing with the scarf is a demon or the evil one himself
Yes, Sam!!! Calling Jesus Lord was my favorite!!
He could be a Roman spy
I like your content! Keep it up!
Maybe the “Random Guy” is the thief that is crucified next to Jesus and is saved by Jesus…