Yes it was a really great scene. The other line that really stood out for me was when Jesus asked (paraphrasing here) if he didn’t do this “big thing” Judas was expecting - would he still believe… that also seems to be something Jesus is asking all of us. If God doesn’t answer in the way we want, or delays in answering, or has another plan completely… will we still commit to believing in Him?
It’s also what this series does with all the disciples (after season 4). The signs and miracles are for other people and the disciples' faith is tested when they do not get the things they so desperately wish for. Even though the specific stories aren’t biblical, that message is deep and hits hard.
What happens after I die is a mystery to me. My focus is on the fact that God is the only one I trust with my heart, my mind, and my soul. I find comfort in knowing I belong to our Father in heaven, and He completes me in my mortal life here on earth and that in itself is a real blessing. His grace and gift of salvation is a bonus. ❤🙌🕊️
I think you have to look at the story line of Judas as a whole and in light of Scripture, then relate to it as a mirror or insight into ourselves and our motives, etc. That scene spoke to me and caused me to examine myself about where I am and or how I am feeling about the disappointments of life. It caused me to take a moment or two ant my own heart. Where in my heart have I shut down, like Judas when he stood up to leave and then stormed out and slammed the door. We understand that these are creative backstories but all of it, the whole series is very anointed. I cried through the entire four seasons in light of my life and what I know about, and, of Jesus. I remembered His love and compassion. In this scene with Judas, I thought of the many times, I wanted Jesus to do it my way. To answer my prayers my way. I remembered as a very young woman, the very first Scripture I heard in my spirit was when Jesus said, “The devil desires to sift you like wheat, but I have prayed for you.” Isn’t it like this? We encounter things we don’t understand, we have feelings about it, but we are saved because Jesus prayed for us. This scene is for all of us. I pray that The Chosen continues to hear God in this project and may the Lord’s Name be glorified forever, which He said that it will.
I had the same immediate reaction as you. Oh God - search my heart... point out anything in me that offends You and lead me along the path of everlasting life. Ps 139 :23-24
One of the (many powerful) comments that really stood out was when Judas said "if I am no use to your Kingdom, then I am nothing." That really spoke deeply to how I view what I assume God has called me to do. Yet another layer of surrender to His perfect will and plan. I should not become too focused on the agenda at the expense of listening to His leading through His word.
I was watching a video of scholars discussing the gospels. One brought up how people don’t think their job is important, and are always seeking something bigger, better, rather than doing their “small” job really well. They were discussing John the Baptist, whose job was NOT to be the Messiah, but so important anyway. One brought up how kids, when asked what they want to be when they grow up, will say, “famous”. For what, they don’t care. Judas’ line that you brought up reminded me of that.
Judas is an outsider in the Chosen. He did not know anyone in the group. Being from Kerioth would not matter to the Disciples or Jesus. Jesus was from Nazareth [can anything good come from Nazareth] so that did not matter to anyone. Jesus was not blind to Judas' betrayal. Jesus knew who it would be. Jesus had an ancestor from Moab, her name was Ruth if you had forgotten.
Wow, man , I don't know why I am seeing this, but I really needed to hear it. I became a Christian, but lately, I've been backsliding . I've been feeling so guilty for backsliding that I can't even look myself in the mirror. I want to go back to my heavenly Father . I was struggling, but I had peace with Jesus. Pray for me, brothers and sisters . My name is Manny. Lord knows I need it.
Then go, go back to a Church that preaches the whole truth. Go find a good pastor to talk to, a fellow brother in Christ whom you can be held accountable to. You can do it!!
Thank you again Brandon, I really appreciate all your videos and I learn so much about the “ ways “ of the peoples in Jesus’s days , customs etc. God bless xx 🙏🙏
Very powerful; Great job, Brandon!! ❤ So glad you did this episode the "old" Original way; much Much better than your other more recent ones! What I mean is that This one is just You (the scene) & the scriptures. It's cleaner, clearer, more direct & thus more dynamic! You should Always do it this way, just like you Used to!! ❤ Sorry, I can Not watch the videos you've done the "newer" way; too much "clutter" & superfluous chatter.
Jesus knew that Judas was going to betray Him, that's why He says in John 6 "Did i not choose you twelve? Yet one of you is a devil? That isn't to say that Jesus wasn't willing to give Judas another chance to repent because He was. For Judas, I don't think that it was all about the money. It was a nice compensation, but Judas wanted Jesus to claim His Davidic birthright not in "The sweet by and by," but now. I believe that Judas believed that the only way to get Jesus to act was to force Jesus's hand. "Once He feels the Roman sword at His throat, He will strike them down. With a wave of one arm." (Rip Torn as Judas of Kerioth in the 1961 mgm film King of Kings) Whether it was for the money, or forcing Jesus to usher the Kingdom of Heaven in now instead of later, Judas's plan horribly backfires, and early in the morning he ultimately hangs himself.
I think you’re right. Judas was frustrated with Jesus. I wonder about two other aspects. Was Judas stealing from the purse a reaction to Jesus’ increasing predictions of His own death? Also a couple of the gospels indicate the final straw is the aftermath of Jesus’ anointing by the woman and Jesus rebuke of Judas rather than the woman who applied the extravagant gift of perfume, and then Jesus mentions again His impending death.
The scene indicates to me that Jesus knew what needed to happen and he was deeply saddened because he was not going to be able to save Judas’ soul due to God’s plan.
@rd1084 do you affirm that God is perfect and there is perfect harmony within The Godhead? Your comment pits Jesus's will (for Judas to be saved) against the will of The Father (Judas wasn't elected), and that is a dangerous road to travel on.
In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus asked God the Father if there was another way to redeem sinners other than being crucified and experiencing God’s wrath. Matthew 26:39 Mark 14:36 Luke 22:42
The Chosen seems to continually do this sort of stuff just to stir up the controversy. It's as if they take something and deliberately present it in a subtle way that they know will cause an uproar, but they can easily backpedal on and say, no you've misunderstood what the scene or dialogue actually means. Obviously I don't know if they have done this intentionally or not, I'm just saying that it's beginning to appear as such. So if nothing else, it's probably something that they should be taking extra care to avoid. This happened with the whole scene that initially suggested some validity to the gospel of Mary last season. Of course then at the end of the episode they played it off as though this was just some other lost writing of Mary Magdalene that no one knows about anymore. Why even do that at all though? What was the need to depict any writings of Mary at all, if not just to stir up the controversy that it was sure to incite?
This was written about Judas: Zechariah 11:4-16 NIV This is what the Lord my God says: “Shepherd the flock marked for slaughter. [5] Their buyers slaughter them and go unpunished. Those who sell them say, 'Praise the Lord, I am rich!' Their own shepherds do not spare them. [6] For I will no longer have pity on the people of the land,” declares the Lord. “I will give everyone into the hands of their neighbors and their king. They will devastate the land, and I will not rescue anyone from their hands.” [7] So I shepherded the flock marked for slaughter, particularly the oppressed of the flock. Then I took two staffs and called one Favor and the other Union, and I shepherded the flock. [8] In one month I got rid of the three shepherds. The flock detested me, and I grew weary of them [9] and said, “I will not be your shepherd. Let the dying die, and the perishing perish. Let those who are left eat one another's flesh.” [10] Then I took my staff called Favor and broke it, revoking the covenant I had made with all the nations. [11] It was revoked on that day, and so the oppressed of the flock who were watching me knew it was the word of the Lord. [12] I told them, “If you think it best, give me my pay; but if not, keep it.” So they paid me thirty pieces of silver. [13] And the Lord said to me, “Throw it to the potter”---the handsome price at which they valued me! So I took the thirty pieces of silver and threw them to the potter at the house of the Lord. [14] Then I broke my second staff called Union, breaking the family bond between Judah and Israel. [15] Then the Lord said to me, “Take again the equipment of a foolish shepherd. [16] For I am going to raise up a shepherd over the land who will not care for the lost, or seek the young, or heal the injured, or feed the healthy, but will eat the meat of the choice sheep, tearing off their hooves.
True, but it is the story of God and Jesus, making it a humanized story through character development and personality development of each follower of Jesus. It is the largest crowd funded television series in history and when a history channel on normal TV picks it up, when I see seasons, one through three in my local library, that tells me that there is a wave of Christ’s story that is sweeping the world now And I thank God for it because people need to know the truth!
The concept that Iscariot is almost a condemnable name that "hints" at Judas' person seems to be grasping at straws. We are ALL from places we should not be from, and some people have converted from far worse places.
Wasn't James & John's requsr to sit at Christ's left & right as Judas'? Seems to me all 3 sought a position of power or status, setting them apart from the othere apostles. Human nature at work here, ask8ng God to elevate our current situation though divine appointmemt. However, christ came to serve, not to be served. Just thinking out loud here.
I know no better than anytime Judas' motivations and thoughts. He saw the Jewish leaders betray Jesus as well, and tried to rescind his payment for services. We see his plea for justice and even forgiveness. Still, when all the Apostles are named in the gospels, Judas Iscariot is always last and they add that he betrayed Jesus. Finally, Judas hung himself just a couple short days before Jesus would have totally forgiven him. He took justice into own hands and opted for self damnation. How sad!
@davidstoeckl6439 Judas was ordained to carry out the task that he had, he was the son of perdition (in a sense) and he could not do anything other than what God had determined to happen. This whole story of life isn't about us, it's about God. Even well meaning Christians have a hard time coming to grips that the Bible is not about them, the universe doesn't revolve around them and they aren't the main character with God playing a backup role just meekly trying to save everyone he can.b
Whether Judas betrayed Jesus or not, it would have made absolutely no difference to the fulfillment of the purpose of Christ. By the Will of God, it would have been done. Thank you Jesus. PRAISE BE TO YESHUA!!! 🙏🇺🇸❤🇮🇱💪😇👍
Judus and all the Deciples know what the bible discribed the messiah ,a leader to bring peace and the knowledge of God to the whole earth and Judus wanted to see if he would do it ,but Jesus was not the messiah ,he was not supposed to do miricles
You're right when you say people shouldn't take everything in this series as it is from the Bible. But this series has changed a lot of peoples beliefs and it made them actually read the Bible.
There is nothing wrong here. Or rather, there wouldn't have been. If Dallas and others hadn't falsely claimed that the Jesus portrayed in the Chosen is the authentic Jesus. It should be , especially when broadcasting false dialogue between characters .. made known to the audience as such. The script is perfect. Why they feel the need to add and remove from it.
the trouble is no one can truly say they would coz who can truly live like Jesus lived with the level of faith he had? a homeless wanderer who truly trusts their life to God to the point they would be able to trust their living provisions on the charity and gratitude of others they teach and help instead of an earned income with a comfy lifestyle for the rest of their life. Jesus told his disciples to go out in pairs with literally nothing for a short period (what was it a few days, weeks?) to demonstrate that life. they learned first hand how to do it and it wasn't easy. but can anyone today do it? give up EVERYTHING, just walk out of their house, leave their family, with nothing but the cloths on their back and never turn back? very few would have the courage and the strength to do it for their entire lives especially if they knew they may die at the hands of haters who oppose them. even monks can't say they could do it coz how many times have you seen a monk on the street preaching from the bible? no they stay comfortably hidden in monasteries. Judas knew this was the life he was being trained to live but he wasn't strong enough for it. his fear, ambition and love of money drove him to oppose his teacher. he wanted to be the right hand man of an earthly king here on earth. he couldn't understand it was about the spiritual realm not this one. and that's the problem with many people they say they believe but when it comes to the test of practicing they shrink coz they FEAR disapproval, embarrassment, starvation, the pain of struggling in the cold and wet, living out of the trash if necessary, not feeling secure in a comfortable house not having family surrounding them...etc
Good point about Judas choice. He was loved and predestined to be chosen by Jesus just like has chosen us his elect. But he has not just fallen for the sin of loving of money as he started to take some from the money. His love of money caused him to reject the love of Jesus. As Jesus warns us, a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand, that's why it's called the sin of blasphemy. He became an enemy of christ rejecting the work of the holy spirit. One day the dead will rise but there is no salvation for those who who have rejected the knowledge of Christ. You are not once saved always saved, perseverance is required for the elect. One sin won't cause your fall, but if you don't repent and let your love of Christ grow cold Satan will eventually enter your heart just like he did with Judas. Same happened to Ravi Zacharias for his sexual desires. He will not be saved. Dont follow the path of Judas. Pray and persevere until the end.
Judas was not bad guy ! in his faith messie should be the hand of god himself . The worsted people was infront of Jesus shouting to crucify him and save Barabas. And the top ones the priests who asked the die of the messie.
The Chosen does say Judas is from Kerioth. Praise the Lord for the show, it's bringing millions to Our Lord. If you disagree, that's fine. please have tact and not click bait to draw people into arguments. We are all God's children! The other side tries to divide...
What we can take away from this scene is that Judas Iscariot decided to betray Jesus because Jesus wasn’t going to be the military Messiah Judas and every Jew of his time wanted the Messiah to be
You people are so lost. Read The Bible. A TV Show is of man not God. Dallas is under the impression that Christ & God are not one and the same. He is wrong. Jesus was not a lowly human. He was God manifest.
Jesus never said that ‘line’ so what difference does it make ? This is blasphemy; putting words in God’s mouth ….. The whole season is garbage and no one should waste any time watching this nonsense
The Chosen strays from scripture often. 70 Jesus answered them, “Did I not choose you, the twelve, and one of you is a devil?” 71 He spoke of Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon,
Myth. Legend. Fantasy. Fable. Folklore. An embellished story about an embellished story. It's required to suspend rational thought to believe such nonsense.
This show makes The Gospel of Jesus Christ and Him crucified for sinners mere entertainment and that is so very sad. How can so many christians not see it? How can a sinful man (the actor) even begin to try to conceptualize or "do justice" to the infinitely worthy and holy character and Word of God in human form Jesus Christ? This show is blasphemy, palpable and entertaining blasphemy. Do not look to it as something to expound the scriptures or deepen your relationship with Christ, only dedicated time in prayer and actually reading His word can do that. Do not let yourselves be deceived; This show is a mockery, nothing more.
@@alfredlopez1977It is by the Holy Spirit that leads the hearts of men to God. I do not watch the show as it dramatised the life of Jesus. Read the Bible.
Yes it was a really great scene. The other line that really stood out for me was when Jesus asked (paraphrasing here) if he didn’t do this “big thing” Judas was expecting - would he still believe… that also seems to be something Jesus is asking all of us. If God doesn’t answer in the way we want, or delays in answering, or has another plan completely… will we still commit to believing in Him?
It’s also what this series does with all the disciples (after season 4). The signs and miracles are for other people and the disciples' faith is tested when they do not get the things they so desperately wish for. Even though the specific stories aren’t biblical, that message is deep and hits hard.
What happens after I die is a mystery to me. My focus is on the fact that God is the only one I trust with my heart, my mind, and my soul. I find comfort in knowing I belong to our Father in heaven, and He completes me in my mortal life here on earth and that in itself is a real blessing. His grace and gift of salvation is a bonus. ❤🙌🕊️
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I shouted yes 😂. I’m going through struggles now but Jesus is my strength.
I think you have to look at the story line of Judas as a whole and in light of Scripture, then relate to it as a mirror or insight into ourselves and our motives, etc. That scene spoke to me and caused me to examine myself about where I am and or how I am feeling about the disappointments of life. It caused me to take a moment or two ant my own heart. Where in my heart have I shut down, like Judas when he stood up to leave and then stormed out and slammed the door. We understand that these are creative backstories but all of it, the whole series is very anointed. I cried through the entire four seasons in light of my life and what I know about, and, of Jesus. I remembered His love and compassion. In this scene with Judas, I thought of the many times, I wanted Jesus to do it my way. To answer my prayers my way. I remembered as a very young woman, the very first Scripture I heard in my spirit was when Jesus said, “The devil desires to sift you like wheat, but I have prayed for you.” Isn’t it like this? We encounter things we don’t understand, we have feelings about it, but we are saved because Jesus prayed for us. This scene is for all of us. I pray that The Chosen continues to hear God in this project and may the Lord’s Name be glorified forever, which He said that it will.
I had the same immediate reaction as you. Oh God - search my heart... point out anything in me that offends You and lead me along the path of everlasting life. Ps 139 :23-24
Thanks!
One of the (many powerful) comments that really stood out was when Judas said "if I am no use to your Kingdom, then I am nothing." That really spoke deeply to how I view what I assume God has called me to do. Yet another layer of surrender to His perfect will and plan. I should not become too focused on the agenda at the expense of listening to His leading through His word.
I was watching a video of scholars discussing the gospels. One brought up how people don’t think their job is important, and are always seeking something bigger, better, rather than doing their “small” job really well. They were discussing John the Baptist, whose job was NOT to be the Messiah, but so important anyway. One brought up how kids, when asked what they want to be when they grow up, will say, “famous”. For what, they don’t care.
Judas’ line that you brought up reminded me of that.
That line struck me, as well!
Judas is not humble. he thinks he knows better. and therefore can't be corrected.
Wonderful message Brandon. Thank you
Judas is an outsider in the Chosen. He did not know anyone in the group. Being from Kerioth would not matter to the Disciples or Jesus. Jesus was from Nazareth [can anything good come from Nazareth] so that did not matter to anyone. Jesus was not blind to Judas' betrayal. Jesus knew who it would be. Jesus had an ancestor from Moab, her name was Ruth if you had forgotten.
Judas DOES feel like an outsider in this show. It actually struck me pretty soon.
Wow, man , I don't know why I am seeing this, but I really needed to hear it. I became a Christian, but lately, I've been backsliding . I've been feeling so guilty for backsliding that I can't even look myself in the mirror. I want to go back to my heavenly Father . I was struggling, but I had peace with Jesus. Pray for me, brothers and sisters . My name is Manny. Lord knows I need it.
Then go, go back to a Church that preaches the whole truth. Go find a good pastor to talk to, a fellow brother in Christ whom you can be held accountable to. You can do it!!
Manny, Jesus is there for you.
Great job, Brandon! So much great info!
Thank you for this. God Bless.
the tax collector, Mathew and the zealot Simon were outsiders too
When Judas explains his plan, it reminded me of the temptation in the wilderness.
Yes! Totally agree. “Claim your throne” or something to that effect, definitely had that vibe.
Bless you, Brandon, for your breakdown on this powerful truth. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for reminding us to be sure our heart belongs to Yeshua 😢❤🕊
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the Bible & ancient history. It really helps to understand. ❤
So good pastor… thank you!!
Great message, Brandon.
So powerful! Thank you for this video.
Brandon this is beautiful and a timely reminder 🙏. Thank you.
Thank you for this!
I learn so much from you! Thank you!
Well delivered gut punch🫤
Your videos are only gotten better since day one. This is great. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this break down.
I'm crying, this is so true 😢
I absolutely agree with you. GOD ALMIGHTY is with you.
Thank you again Brandon, I really appreciate all your videos and I learn so much about the “ ways “ of the peoples in Jesus’s days , customs etc. God bless xx 🙏🙏
Very powerful; Great job, Brandon!! ❤
So glad you did this episode the "old" Original way; much Much better than your other more recent ones!
What I mean is that This one is just You (the scene) & the scriptures. It's cleaner, clearer, more direct & thus more dynamic!
You should Always do it this way, just like you Used to!! ❤
Sorry, I can Not watch the videos you've done the "newer" way; too much "clutter" & superfluous chatter.
Thank you my good sir!
Jesus knew that Judas was going to betray Him, that's why He says in John 6
"Did i not choose you twelve? Yet one of you is a devil? That isn't to say that Jesus wasn't willing to give Judas another chance to repent because He was. For Judas, I don't think that it was all about the money. It was a nice compensation, but Judas wanted Jesus to claim His Davidic birthright not in "The sweet by and by," but now. I believe that Judas believed that the only way to get Jesus to act was to force Jesus's hand. "Once He feels the Roman sword at His throat, He will strike them down. With a wave of one arm." (Rip Torn as Judas of Kerioth in the 1961 mgm film King of Kings) Whether it was for the money, or forcing Jesus to usher the Kingdom of Heaven in now instead of later, Judas's plan horribly backfires, and early in the morning he ultimately hangs himself.
I think you’re right. Judas was frustrated with Jesus. I wonder about two other aspects. Was Judas stealing from the purse a reaction to Jesus’ increasing predictions of His own death? Also a couple of the gospels indicate the final straw is the aftermath of Jesus’ anointing by the woman and Jesus rebuke of Judas rather than the woman who applied the extravagant gift of perfume, and then Jesus mentions again His impending death.
Excellent teaching!
The scene indicates to me that Jesus knew what needed to happen and he was deeply saddened because he was not going to be able to save Judas’ soul due to God’s plan.
@rd1084 do you affirm that God is perfect and there is perfect harmony within The Godhead?
Your comment pits Jesus's will (for Judas to be saved) against the will of The Father (Judas wasn't elected), and that is a dangerous road to travel on.
In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus asked God the Father if there was another way to redeem sinners other than being crucified and experiencing God’s wrath.
Matthew 26:39
Mark 14:36
Luke 22:42
But they aren’t the words of Jesus. They are the words and thoughts of the writers.
So this scene isn’t in scripture?
@@ronondechek14correct, this scene is not in scripture.
@@whattheheckification As is 95% of the show.
But it’s pretty accurate to what the Bible is describing. Don’t take it as scripture, use it for understanding emotion.
@That_Anxious_Addy Huh? You are kidding - right? I rest my case.
Thank you, Brandon, for the examples used throughout the Chosen.
Yes this scene really touched me too. I cried and cried, trying to answer. Who do I belong to... I said Jesus. He called me by my name.Mary. ❤❤❤
Thank you for explaining 😊 LORD ADONAI BLESS 🙏🏻 you brother
Yes, Brandon, you are right. This is absolutely going deeper. Good to hear this message, thank you.❤
Hello Brandon 👋
Yep!
And there was a second Judas. The Apostle Judas Thaddeus.
This came right on time.
where is the scene? I can't find it...
It’s a sneak peak of season 5 so it hasn’t come out yet, but it will in April
It’s in the livestream they hosted this past Tuesday. It should be on The Chosen’s channel still.
The Bible does not give a reason that Judas goes sour other than the devil enters him. The Chosen adds so much that was not in the Bible.
Where can this scene be watched? I can't locate Season 5 anywhere
It was a teaser on last night's Chosen livestream. It is shown in full on YT THE CHOSEN SLEUTH channel
Season 5 has not been released in full yet. These are promotional clips.
The Chosen ap has the live stream clips
Wow!
Thank you Brandon, such an insightful message. I always learn something new from your messages. God bless you.
This happening today.
Also ,, Jesus didn't know that Judas would betray him until just before the end.
The Chosen seems to continually do this sort of stuff just to stir up the controversy. It's as if they take something and deliberately present it in a subtle way that they know will cause an uproar, but they can easily backpedal on and say, no you've misunderstood what the scene or dialogue actually means. Obviously I don't know if they have done this intentionally or not, I'm just saying that it's beginning to appear as such. So if nothing else, it's probably something that they should be taking extra care to avoid.
This happened with the whole scene that initially suggested some validity to the gospel of Mary last season. Of course then at the end of the episode they played it off as though this was just some other lost writing of Mary Magdalene that no one knows about anymore. Why even do that at all though? What was the need to depict any writings of Mary at all, if not just to stir up the controversy that it was sure to incite?
Judas former business partner looks very evil in that scene that you just showed
Thank you for breaking these scenes down completely
why cant i find this scene on youtube without people talking over it
It should be on The Chosen’s channel. Look for their livestream they released last Tuesday.
Sound like the relationship between Israelites and Moabites was similar to that of Israelites and Samaritans.
This was written about Judas:
Zechariah 11:4-16 NIV
This is what the Lord my God says: “Shepherd the flock marked for slaughter. [5] Their buyers slaughter them and go unpunished. Those who sell them say, 'Praise the Lord, I am rich!' Their own shepherds do not spare them. [6] For I will no longer have pity on the people of the land,” declares the Lord. “I will give everyone into the hands of their neighbors and their king. They will devastate the land, and I will not rescue anyone from their hands.” [7] So I shepherded the flock marked for slaughter, particularly the oppressed of the flock. Then I took two staffs and called one Favor and the other Union, and I shepherded the flock. [8] In one month I got rid of the three shepherds. The flock detested me, and I grew weary of them [9] and said, “I will not be your shepherd. Let the dying die, and the perishing perish. Let those who are left eat one another's flesh.” [10] Then I took my staff called Favor and broke it, revoking the covenant I had made with all the nations. [11] It was revoked on that day, and so the oppressed of the flock who were watching me knew it was the word of the Lord. [12] I told them, “If you think it best, give me my pay; but if not, keep it.” So they paid me thirty pieces of silver. [13] And the Lord said to me, “Throw it to the potter”---the handsome price at which they valued me! So I took the thirty pieces of silver and threw them to the potter at the house of the Lord. [14] Then I broke my second staff called Union, breaking the family bond between Judah and Israel. [15] Then the Lord said to me, “Take again the equipment of a foolish shepherd. [16] For I am going to raise up a shepherd over the land who will not care for the lost, or seek the young, or heal the injured, or feed the healthy, but will eat the meat of the choice sheep, tearing off their hooves.
Following Jesus means following the path of love, the only true power. Engaging with God and all creation as Jesus did.
True, but it is the story of God and Jesus, making it a humanized story through character development and personality development of each follower of Jesus. It is the largest crowd funded television series in history and when a history channel on normal TV picks it up, when I see seasons, one through three in my local library, that tells me that there is a wave of Christ’s story that is sweeping the world now And I thank God for it because people need to know the truth!
The concept that Iscariot is almost a condemnable name that "hints" at Judas' person seems to be grasping at straws. We are ALL from places we should not be from, and some people have converted from far worse places.
Moab's sacrificed children to their god.
I Believe that Judas is a very important of the road to be taken for Jesus is if Judas dosn't betrades him who would? For Jesus to save us.
Jesus calls him the Son of Destruction. He was irredeemable.
Wasn't James & John's requsr to sit at Christ's left & right as Judas'? Seems to me all 3 sought a position of power or status, setting them apart from the othere apostles. Human nature at work here, ask8ng God to elevate our current situation though divine appointmemt. However, christ came to serve, not to be served. Just thinking out loud here.
I’m pretty sure ALL the Apostles wanted that. James and John were just the first ones who brought it up. This obviously didn’t go well with Jesus.
Who has his heart? Jesus or Satan? We know the answer.
I know no better than anytime Judas' motivations and thoughts. He saw the Jewish leaders betray Jesus as well, and tried to rescind his payment for services. We see his plea for justice and even forgiveness. Still, when all the Apostles are named in the gospels, Judas Iscariot is always last and they add that he betrayed Jesus. Finally, Judas hung himself just a couple short days before Jesus would have totally forgiven him. He took justice into own hands and opted for self damnation. How sad!
@davidstoeckl6439 Judas was ordained to carry out the task that he had, he was the son of perdition (in a sense) and he could not do anything other than what God had determined to happen. This whole story of life isn't about us, it's about God. Even well meaning Christians have a hard time coming to grips that the Bible is not about them, the universe doesn't revolve around them and they aren't the main character with God playing a backup role just meekly trying to save everyone he can.b
Remember…many people are not who you think they are.
Was Judas the lost sheep!??🤔
GOOD QUESTION!!! 😮
Whether Judas betrayed Jesus or not, it would have made absolutely no difference to the fulfillment of the purpose of Christ. By the Will of God, it would have been done. Thank you Jesus.
PRAISE BE TO YESHUA!!!
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Judas was born especially for scripture 2 be fulfilled Jesus had 2 die so that we would have eternal life through acceptance of Christ
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You should show this to Luke Dimyan
I never really cared to watch this show. Most of it doesn’t even seem scripturally based.
Satan entered into judas
Yea we missed not being miss leed
What about the other Judas
Also known as Thaddeus
Judus and all the Deciples know what the bible discribed the messiah ,a leader to bring peace and the knowledge of God to the whole earth and Judus wanted to see if he would do it ,but Jesus was not the messiah ,he was not supposed to do miricles
Interesting… Lucifer was also created to praise God.
You shouldn’t use the chosen as something to study, yes they do a great job but sorry it still isn’t the Word of God
You're right when you say people shouldn't take everything in this series as it is from the Bible. But this series has changed a lot of peoples beliefs and it made them actually read the Bible.
Seems to me he is using an item from The Chosen to point back to scripture and historical information.
And he says that, nothing takes the place of the Word. But he explains the Word very well. How many of us read the Bible yet don't fully understand?
There is nothing wrong here. Or rather, there wouldn't have been. If Dallas and others hadn't falsely claimed that the Jesus portrayed in the Chosen is the authentic Jesus. It should be , especially when broadcasting false dialogue between characters .. made known to the audience as such.
The script is perfect. Why they feel the need to add and remove from it.
Never tell Jesus what to do? Dude
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Nazareth is not the kind of place you want to be from.. Whatever good can come from Nazareth ;)
Fantastic show. Fantastic actors ❤ 🇬🇧 lord Jesus 🙏❤️
the trouble is no one can truly say they would coz who can truly live like Jesus lived with the level of faith he had? a homeless wanderer who truly trusts their life to God to the point they would be able to trust their living provisions on the charity and gratitude of others they teach and help instead of an earned income with a comfy lifestyle for the rest of their life.
Jesus told his disciples to go out in pairs with literally nothing for a short period (what was it a few days, weeks?) to demonstrate that life.
they learned first hand how to do it and it wasn't easy. but can anyone today do it? give up EVERYTHING, just walk out of their house, leave their family, with nothing but the cloths on their back and never turn back? very few would have the courage and the strength to do it for their entire lives especially if they knew they may die at the hands of haters who oppose them. even monks can't say they could do it coz how many times have you seen a monk on the street preaching from the bible? no they stay comfortably hidden in monasteries.
Judas knew this was the life he was being trained to live but he wasn't strong enough for it. his fear, ambition and love of money drove him to oppose his teacher. he wanted to be the right hand man of an earthly king here on earth. he couldn't understand it was about the spiritual realm not this one. and that's the problem with many people they say they believe but when it comes to the test of practicing they shrink coz they FEAR disapproval, embarrassment, starvation, the pain of struggling in the cold and wet, living out of the trash if necessary, not feeling secure in a comfortable house not having family surrounding them...etc
Watching the Chosen will not save your soul. It leads you in the wrong direction. Beware Sisters and Brothers.
Good point about Judas choice. He was loved and predestined to be chosen by Jesus just like has chosen us his elect.
But he has not just fallen for the sin of loving of money as he started to take some from the money.
His love of money caused him to reject the love of Jesus.
As Jesus warns us, a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand, that's why it's called the sin of blasphemy. He became an enemy of christ rejecting the work of the holy spirit.
One day the dead will rise but there is no salvation for those who who have rejected the knowledge of Christ.
You are not once saved always saved, perseverance is required for the elect.
One sin won't cause your fall, but if you don't repent and let your love of Christ grow cold Satan will eventually enter your heart just like he did with Judas.
Same happened to Ravi Zacharias for his sexual desires. He will not be saved. Dont follow the path of Judas.
Pray and persevere until the end.
Judas was not bad guy ! in his faith messie should be the hand of god himself . The worsted people was infront of Jesus shouting to crucify him and save Barabas. And the top ones the priests who asked the die of the messie.
The Chosen does say Judas is from Kerioth. Praise the Lord for the show, it's bringing millions to Our Lord. If you disagree, that's fine. please have tact and not click bait to draw people into arguments. We are all God's children! The other side tries to divide...
Yeah, I wouldn't analyse The Chosen to this degree..,like, it's not as if it is the Bible, is it?
Just sayin'
What we can take away from this scene is that Judas Iscariot decided to betray Jesus because Jesus wasn’t going to be the military Messiah Judas and every Jew of his time wanted the Messiah to be
You people are so lost. Read The Bible. A TV Show is of man not God. Dallas is under the impression that Christ & God are not one and the same. He is wrong. Jesus was not a lowly human. He was God manifest.
Jesus never said that ‘line’ so what difference does it make ?
This is blasphemy; putting words in God’s mouth …..
The whole season is garbage and no one should waste any time watching this nonsense
The show is trash. It's belittling the Bible by representing it as a soap opera.
The Chosen strays from scripture often.
70 Jesus answered them, “Did I not choose you, the twelve, and one of you is a devil?” 71 He spoke of Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon,
Has a youtube award behind him. Glorifying himself.
Hahahahhaa
Be an essene be the way.
Dude deserves it. His channel is awesome and really helps me understand scripture.
Myth. Legend. Fantasy. Fable. Folklore.
An embellished story about an embellished story.
It's required to suspend rational thought to believe such nonsense.
This show makes The Gospel of Jesus Christ and Him crucified for sinners mere entertainment and that is so very sad. How can so many christians not see it?
How can a sinful man (the actor) even begin to try to conceptualize or "do justice" to the infinitely worthy and holy character and Word of God in human form Jesus Christ? This show is blasphemy, palpable and entertaining blasphemy. Do not look to it as something to expound the scriptures or deepen your relationship with Christ, only dedicated time in prayer and actually reading His word can do that. Do not let yourselves be deceived; This show is a mockery, nothing more.
This Christian sees this show connecting more people to Jesus Christ and furthering His kingdom here on earth. So many haters everywhere you look…
@@alfredlopez1977It is by the Holy Spirit that leads the hearts of men to God. I do not watch the show as it dramatised the life of Jesus. Read the Bible.
I feel the same as you.... I don't understand how Christians think this show is ok to watch.