r/TheChosenSeries

The actor of Atticus, Elijah Alexander, will play King Nabukadnezar in the movie: Daniel and the Fiery furnace. It is based on the Book of Daniel.
Kinda excited.
And this is not an ad.

whats ur top 5 fav romans... mine would be.......

1. Atticus

2. Gaius

3. Pilate

4. Julius

5. Quintus

what r urs????????

Opps sorry, my last post did not give context.

After watching The Chosen season 6 trailer I was thinking about how Jesus came with profound hope for humanity, dedicating his life to teaching us a better way to live. Yet, scripture frequently captures his genuine human frustration when we failed to grasp his message, even his closest disciples struggled to understand what he expected them to know.

This recurring disconnect prompts a haunting question: Did Jesus die because of our sins, rather than for them?

For me it's nathaniel. Like, we all love that part in S2E3 right? "When you were in your lowest moment and you were alone, I did not turn my face from you". Yep. Beautiful. But also Peter. I mean, you know, anger issues.....anyway, so yeah.

Not good quality but its still super sad :(

In other words, of the people not regularly traveling with Jesus (disciples, 2 Marys, Ramah, Tamar) what character do you enjoy most OR find the most interesting? I'm talking about people like Zebedee, Gaius, Atticus, Yussef....

If you've not watched season 5 yet, maybe don't read further (even tho these aren't major details)

This isn't really a spoiler I guess, but anyone notice how few lines and impact 'new Phillip' has? Guess we know why there was 'disagreement' with the original.

At the beginning of Season 5 Episode 1 Jesus is talking to His disciples while they're in the upper room- a scene I don't remember is repeated later in the season. In rewatching the series, I catch things I missed before- in this case, there's no Judas at the table.

Also, we see 'the watcher' at the end of season 4, witnessing Lazurus walking out of his tomb. Then we see him a couple/few times early in season 5. I only caught this time around that one of those times is when Ramah's father and his group enter the city. Am I letting any cats out of bags to say, while we don't know now, the watcher is Matthias, who will later replace Judas as one of the 12? Or that Yussef may become Joseph of Arimathea later, the one who purchased Jesus' tomb?

I also hadn't caught that at the end of S5E1 Jesus took the time to take part of the bridle he'd just used on the donkey he rode in on and added it to the end of the whip he uses in E2

I'm sure you know of other similar 'easter eggs'

I just finished season 5 last night and wow… I’ve never seen a show like this before and I’m really excited for the next two seasons. The way they portrayed Jesus weeping in the Garden of Gethsemane was so visceral and showed us how, despite all the miracles and power he has and the praise he got from his disciples, Jesus is also a human, much like the rest of us. I remember thinking “I’ve definitely wept and prayed the same way that Jesus did in that garden” while watching that scene. Jonathan Roumie is an excellent actor. The writing and the cinematography are incredible. I love this show for its honest and real depiction of Jesus and his disciples and I definitely didn’t expect the whirlwind of emotions I’d experience when I started off this show.

I don’t have/use Amazon Prime, (am using my dad’s account) to watch The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls, and I got to say I didn’t know Prime had so many ads/ you couldn’t skip. I just wish it was on the Chosen app/site also.

I will say the series is really good and I don’t expect to tear up/cry as much. It’s so fun to see some of our favorite cast, (and Dallas) do all these crazy things.