That's amazing! Welcome to the family of Christ! Blessings!

Miracles ❤

I’m a recruiter for the Chosen❤

Amen!

Thanks for sharing how God has used this show in your family Praise God!

Been thinking the same thing. Having the factual and in plausible betweens treatment that they've given The Chosen, it would be just as powerful! We the viewers need to be requesting this like mad and maybe Dallas will hear us on it!

Would love this!. Covering the first century of Christianity could show us how it all began and humble and educate many of believers.

No. I am exhausted, trying to see SEASON 4,--IS ALL!!! LOVE "the Chosen." Just feel IGNORED AS A PERSON OF DISABILITY. I CANNOT "DO" THEATERS. IT'S TOO MUCH WORK, WHEN YOU LIVE WITH PAIN, AND " GETTING PLACES. YIKES! ***I DON'T GIVE A HOOT IF DALLAS IS AN EVANGELICAL--SO IS MY BEST FRIEND, OF 25 YEARS!I COME FROM A FAMILY OF CATHOLIIC CONVERTS --WITH A CHILDHOOD SPENT AS A BAPTIST KIDDO! A MIXED LIFE OF BELIEFS...

They might tease it given this is only season 4 and there's going to be a total of 7 seasons.

Too difficult and complex--- Making a film about ACTS. Early church, etc.....

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok?

Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

@@knw397SHE SAID SHE READ THE BIBLE FOR ITS ENTIRETY, where did she say that the chosen is all true? She went out of her way to read the bible. Stop cause a divide. We don’t need this especially In this time. Focus on yourself, and continue to be bring others closer to the faith.

@@lewisballs3 We must know what is the truth from the false. I hope she read the Bible and found out that the Chosen show is false when compared to the Bible. That is what The Word of God does, it separated truth from error. Many times in the Bible we are told to beware of false teachings. Please read Jude as an example. Many more examples in the Bible.

Hearing a sermon about the reality of Jesus got me to reading the Bible!

sick!

Amen

I’ve watched every episode of every season so many times now not only can I recite most of the lines as the actors speak them, but also I can accurately jump to certain kinds of scenes I want to rewatch. If I want to rewatch forgiveness scenes, calling scenes, conversion scenes, healing scenes, whatever. I don’t need to find compilations on KZfaq. When Season 4 came out, I watched each set of episodes twice, on consecutive Fridays and Saturdays. I would have gone three times had my schedule permitted. I will watch them all again on the app on my TV first time straight through, Second time with closed captions and any which way I choose thereafter. Now that I know the final three Seasons will be released one per year, I can relax, rewatch, and reread to my hearts content. It wasn’t until the credits rolled on episode eight on Saturday for, as cast members and others involved have stated, this is family, returning to the set is like coming home. When the credits roll for the last time, even though everything can be rewatched, the sense of ‘home’, as first ‘home’ will have changed. Funny, isn’t it? I’ve read the bible cover to cover and the Gospels many times. Over the three year cycle of the Liturgy at church, I’ve heard most of it again in the 25+ years I have returned to the faith. It’s not like I don’t know the story, even though there is more to be understood, seen, and felt with every revisit, there is an undeniable, incomparability, a specialness to a first time.

@@janegyorgy5458 SAME!!! I rewatch the same way and saw every season 4 episode twice. I can watch the whole season in one sitting in theaters and I would not get tired or bored!

Oh for sure! I rewatched every episode at least 4-6 times because with each family member I would introduce to it, I would sit down and binge watch it with them. I would pick up something new EVERY SINGLE TIME! Something I missed previously. I don’t know any show that is as beautifully written as The Chosen! And now that I’ve learned he’s Jerry B. Jenkins SON! Mind blown! Makes total sense because I was enthralled in the Left Behind books in the early 2000’s!!

If you have really been digging into the word of God the chosen will bother you greatly!! The apostle Paul warned us about 'another Jesus' in 2 Corinthians 11:4 and this definitely qualifies.The Jesus in the biblical text is different from that in the chosen.The chosen is doing everything to conform to the worldly standards. Really sad! Just because it is entertaining and evokes emotions doesn't make it the gospel!! READ the Bible.

@@Atemoneoftheothersno one said it was the gospel. So you’re condemning someone’s coming to Christ because it’s not the way you feel Christ would’ve shown Himself to them?

@@rachelwelch1 Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok?

No I am concerned about a different Jesus than the biblical one presented to the followers of the show. The gospel is the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection.The real Jesus!@@rachelwelch1

@@Atemoneoftheothers, how is the Jesus in “The Chosen” that different from the actual Jesus? I submit that the show challenges the preconceptions that people have of Jesus, particularly in regards to the incarnation and the hypostatic union. People are upset that he doesn’t fit the exact picture of Jesus that they have in their minds. There are aspects of the Christ, particularly in regards to his humanity and the limitations that he had while in the flesh, that people don’t understand. I recognize that it challenges our pride and ego to realize there may be things we haven’t thought through or didn’t know. We have to be humble enough to admit that there may be things that we have misunderstood or that are more assumptions than actually based on scripture.

Yes, consistent in his deception.

Same!!!

I love the show

That should be the job of the Holy Spirit in you, not a secular show. This show is not a christian show. The more bible you read the more you should recognize that by discernment. Sorry but entertainment is not a motivation.

@@Atemoneoftheothers that's 100% a lie. It's not a secular show. The holy spirit is using this show to minister to others

Apparently you have never heard that the Lord works in mysterious ways. It's not for you to tell me how it should have happened. Im told how it did happen. I didnt ask for approval or an opinion. I stated what The Chosen did for me. God can and does use whatever He wants to, to draw people closer to Him. You are so focused on condemning when you should be rejoicing for Christians that are drawing closer to the Lord.

That’s wonderful. Anything to bring someone close to Jesus warms my heart.

Me too. I think I'll give it a go.

In at least one interview Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok?

For the past 60 years there are more sermons and teachings about the “Holiness of God” and “Holiness of God” and they are now available online. I’d would suggest those instead of shows today that are depicting Christ.

❤ Agree with you & Scripture.

How is that unequally yoked, they are hired to work for the the boss. They don't have the final say on business decisions, but they sure do a great job in their profession. Paul also said we must of necessity have relationships with unbelievers because we live in this world. You are taking scripture out of contest.

Satan's working too...

Scripture that says the size of followers is a fruit of the spirit of god… we will all wait

I agree!! Ive listened to MANY interviews and this was new stuff!! Loved every minute of it! LOVE The Chosen!!

DALLAS NEEDS TO DATE HIS STATEMENTS, AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE RIFT THE TERRIBLE DELAY OF SEASON 4 HAS CAUSED. HE DOESN'T EVEN TELL THE POSTERS HERE, HE'S JUST SAID (LAST WEEEK) SESSON 4 WIL BE OUT IN '4 TO 7 WEEKS," AFTER ARBITRATION. HIS UPDATES DON'T SEEM ORGANIZED. WHAT DOES HE KNOW, WHEN IN HIS INTERVIEWS? PEOPLE JUST KEEP ASKING AND ASKING, POSTER AFTER POSTER-'WHERE IS SEASON 4?' NO ANSWER FOLLOW UP!

YES!!!!!!!

And the show deceives the unsuspecting.

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok????

@knw397 I heard him make that comment . I forget the context, but no matter anyone who has watched the TV show knows that it is a TV show and Dallas constantly reminds viewers of this and that "it is not the bible". However Dallas also says that he is portraying an "authentic" Jesus. Viewers should expect the 5% (a rough estimate I am sure) that does portray scripture as biblical. I think it does a good job of that. Have you ever read the message version or the New living translation of the bible, which is actually a paraphrase? They are not word for word from the original languages but try to give an accurate understanding of scripture. As a new Believer I only read the NLT as it was like "milk" for me until I was ready for more meat. This is sort of the way I see the show. As for Jesus rehearsing the Sermon in the Mount, we all bring in our own preconceived notions of how things occur in scripture. Dallas actually said in this video that scholars have wrestled with the Hypostatic Union for many years, and the answer to that probably won't be found in a You-tube comment. One of the things I love about the Chosen is that it forces us to think a d read our bibles.

@@garypowell6190 Thank you for your comment. Starting off with the comment about it doesn’t matter when anyone who watched the show knows that it is a T.V. show and Dallas has said “it is not in the Bible.” Yes, Dallas has said he is trying to portray the “authentic Jesus” which the show does not portray. If Jesus could possibly “mess up” on His Sermon’s then His divinity would come into question as well as His Humanity. And that brings us into the definition of Hypostatic Union. Also Dyophysitism, and Miaphysitism? Hypostatic Union, Dyophysitism, and Miaphysitism are views of the person of Jesus regarding the divine and human natures. Let’s start with the correct view. The hypostatic union is the correct doctrine of Christ. It is the teaching that in the one person of Jesus are two distinct natures: the divine nature and the human nature. These two natures are distinct but are united in the one person of Christ. The two natures do not become combined. They are not mixed together. They are distinct. Yet, the attributes of both natures are ascribed to the single person (communication of the properties). The hypostatic union emphasizes the one person of Christ with two natures. This is within orthodoxy. Dyophysitism is essentially the same thing as the hypostatic union. However, where the hypostatic union emphasizes the one person with two natures, dyophysitism emphasizes the two natures as one person. This view is within orthodoxy. Miaphysitism, also known as monophysitism, states that the two natures of Christ were combined into a new, third nature, a divine-human nature. The two natures lost their distinction and are now combined. Another way of looking at it is to say the two natures fused into a new third nature, the new divine-human nature. The problem with this position is that the new divine-human nature is neither divine nor human. It is a new third thing. This means that the continuity of the second person of the Trinity, the Word, is broken. But, this is problematic because the properties and identity of something are related to the nature of that something. If the divine nature ceases to be a purely divine nature, then the attributes of the divine nature cease - along with the identity of the person. This violates the immutability of the Trinity as three eternal and distinct persons. So, the idea that the divine and human natures combined into a new third nature violates the doctrine of the true incarnation and invalidates the atoning sacrifice. Outline Summary of The Hypostatic Union, Dyophysitism, Miaphysitism 1. The Hypostatic Union 1. Jesus is one person with two distinct natures: the divine and the human. 2. Emphasis on the one person of Jesus with two distinct natures, divine and human. 3. The two natures of Jesus are inseparably joined in the one person of Jesus but remain distinct. They are not mixed or combined into a new third thing. 4. “hypostatic union In theology, the union of the two natures, divine and human, in the one person Jesus Christ. It was defined at the Council of Chalcedon (451) to affirm the personal unity as well as the two natures. This reality is a divine mystery.” (McKim, Donald K.. The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second Edition: Revised and Expanded (p. 156). Presbyterian Publishing Corporation. Kindle Edition.) 2. Dyophysitism 1. Jesus has two natures in one person. 2. Jesus has two natures, divine and human, that co-exist in the one person of Jesus. The two natures remain distinct from each other, but are united in a single person (hypostasis). The two natures are in union in the one person without mixture, confusion, or change of the two natures. 3. Emphasizes the distinction of the two natures in the one person. They coexist in the person of Christ. 4. “Dyophysitism (Gr. dyo, “two,” and physis, “nature”) The view that Jesus Christ has two natures, a divine and a human nature, inextricably united. This position was accepted by the Council of Chalcedon (451) and the Council of Constantinople (553). It contrasts with Monophysitism.” (McKim, Donald K.. The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second Edition: Revised and Expanded (p. 95). Presbyterian Publishing Corporation. Kindle Edition.) 3. Miaphysitism 1. Miaphysitism is also known as monophysitism. It is the teaching that Jesus has one nature, not two. The one nature is a composite of both the divine and human natures. There is no separation or distinction between the two natures. Therefore, it is a new third kind of thing, the new human-divine nature. 2. “Monophysitism (Gr. monos, “one,” and physis, “nature”) A christological view, regarded by the early church as heretical, which taught that Jesus Christ had only one nature rather than a divine and a human nature that were united in one person.” (McKim, Donald K.. The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second Edition: Revised and Expanded (p. 202). Presbyterian Publishing Corporation. Kindle Edition.) CARM material. As was stated before, if Jesus could possibly “mess up” on His Sermon’s then His divinity would come into question as well as His Humanity because Jesus being 100 percent God and 100 percent Man was not able to “mess up” a Sermon. And anyone saying otherwise is against Jesus. There was no possibility of Jesus sinning when He was tempted. Even though He was tempted like we are tempted. Our Compassionate High Priest 14 Seeing then that we have a great High Priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our confession. 15 For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin. Hebrews 4:14-15 I’ll continue this on another comment as this one comment is long.

John the Baptist wasn’t supposed to be healed. Jesus was not supposed to heal him. His death made way for the coming of Jesus and his earthly ministry. John the Baptist’s death was the fulfillment of prophecy. It had to happen. For Dallas to use this as justification for allowing a fictional character to be graphically killed shows that he is biblically illiterate and doesn’t understand the difference between prophecy and senseless killing. John the Baptist was a prophet, who proclaimed the gospel and the coming of the Messiah. He wasn’t supposed to live after Jesus came.

@tyeishaleisure Saying that Dallas Jenkins is biblically illiterate is a bit of a stretch in my view, but you are entitled to your opinion. I am unaware of any prophetic scriptures that said John was to be killed, please let me know where I can find one. Thanks

JESUS by the power of the Holy Spirit changes lives for real. Not a TV show. This is precisely what is wrong with this show and it's most devout watchers. READ your BIBLE

⁠​⁠@@Atemoneoftheothers It’s really sad you’d rather condemn my actions than celebrate me giving my life to God. I can guarantee there was only celebrating in heaven! It’s “holier than thou” judgmental Christians that drove me away from the church the first time… I won’t let that happen again. I know there’s no changing your mind and there’s certainly no changing mine - I will respectfully agree to disagree with you about The Chosen.

Jesus changes lives. No entertainment show can do that. Read your bible. This is not a judgmental statement. It is a fact and biblically accurate. Also in general every time someone says they left the church because of others I wonder about their salvation.Romans 8:38-39 . Salvation is by grace through faith in Christ alone, no tv show. I hope you come to understand that.@@jenmaul316

@@jenmaul316I mean , he’s not wrong. Don’t let a show blind you , but read your Bible , sincerely .

@@jenmaul316 Many say Christians are judgmental but I am curious, as I did not have this experience. What was judgmental about them? If they are speaking biblical truth and you did not like it it is not their fault, but maybe there was more to it?

Amen, well said. I too will be praying for Allen to remember his first 💕 Love. I think that he can identify with Dallas on the subject of public criticism and that's why you see an empathetic response leading to actual endorsement. But he needs to leave his emotions at the door and turn to the wisdom he has received from God.

He wants a role in the show so one must do what one must do to make their dreams come true!

Allen can capably still do his ministry and do a PT movie role or extras position. I hope it comes to fruition.

false!

He's toast. Selling your soul to gain the world.

Lion of Fire RAW has done a response video to this interview. It’s worth checking out.

In at least two interviews you said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible. I think that is accurate. So why try and say this is the “authentic Jesus”? More and more people are have stopped watching and are seeing that this show is not Biblical. And you have even said it yourself. 95 percent (in your own words) of the show is not Biblical. Stand by that word and accept that. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to you. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when you (the creator of the show) are actually making a statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when you have already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why do you think that is ok????

In at least two interviews you said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible. I think that is accurate. So why try and say this is the “authentic Jesus”? More and more people are have stopped watching and are seeing that this show is not Biblical. And you have even said it yourself. 95 percent (in your own words) of the show is not Biblical. Stand by that word and accept that. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to you. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when you (the creator of the show) are actually making a statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when you have already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why do you think that is ok???

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok???

@@annaj6512 That’s not part of the conversation. If you have a question about how unbiblical this show is I would be glad to answer.

Yes, they are human - so why trust them?

”What then? Only that in every way, whether in pretense or in truth, Christ is preached; and in this I rejoice, yes, and will rejoice.“ Philippians‬ ‭1‬:‭18‬

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok???

He just wanted to show Jesus' human side...?

@@dday3035 So Jesus being perfect in everything even in His Humanity can say “I hope I don’t mess up”? That is blasphemy. I hear a lot of people say what you say. Can you not reason in your mind that what you are saying is wrong? Any reasonable Christian will not say that. It boggles my mind. Sometimes I think they are kidding. Surely you have to be kidding. It is a sin to say Jesus could possibly “mess up” and a lot of people fall for it and agree with it.

@@knw397 1) The stories we read in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are often one sentence or at most a paragraph long. The writers of The Chosen will take a gospel story and draw it out to a whole episode or even several episodes so that we can look at that story in brilliant technicolor from all angles and really get the meaning from it that some of us visual learners need. So when Dallas says that 95 percent is "extrabiblical" what he is saying is that a bible story is expounded upon greatly in order to truly bring it forward. For instance, we get to meet Veronica, a woman who had the issue of blood for 12 years, and see what it must have been like to be in her situation. What takes a few seconds to read in the Gospel we get to see unfold over an entire episode. THAT is what is meant by "only 5 percent". 2) Jesus engages Matthew in the putting together of the sermon in order to help him (and therefore us) really see what Jesus was saying in that sermon from Matthew 5. There was absolutely nothing sinful about the portrayal of how Jesus was "working out how he would say what he wanted to say". He wasn't wrestling with "what" to say. In that scene he was simply allowing Matthew to come alongside him and see the process, to have some input more so that Matthew could engage. 3) there was absolutely nothing sinful about Jesus saying things like "I hope I don't mess up" in a kidding sort of way over little fun things. You're taking those lines out of context if you think The Chosen was portraying Jesus as being fearful of sinning when he was only joking about a possible very human "stumble" which in no way is sinful! I'm sure even our Lord and Savior stubbed his toe, got splinters, dropped a ball, etc. Since when is that sin?????? If you cannot imaging our Fully Divine Son of God Almighty also being fully MAN that's on you. But the rest of us are finding it totally refreshing to see this very very plausible and well-overdue side of our Saviour portrayed as we have imagined ever since we came to know him in the Gospel. This is the Jesus I always knew him to be. Fully God, and fully man. Isaiah says that the suffering Servant would have nothing impressive about his looks that people should recognize him as anything other than a regular person. It is what he DID and SAID that made the difference for people (or at least for people who were paying attention!). The Gospels very clearly show that he was disbelieved, dismissed, and hated by as many people as believed, even more actually. The Chosen does a great job of showing the tensions that were clearly there. It doesn't sugar-coat anything. It boggles my mind, frankly, that someone who is not a fan of The Chosen would bother to engage in these posts.

@@kmsongbird It boggles my mind that you think that this false Jesus in the Chosen has to rehearse what he is about to say. No where in the Bible does it even come close to Jesus rehearsing what He was going to say. That is the problem that you have, you thinking that Jesus had to rehearse His Word. This is demonic and is blasphemy. What Jesus spoke was God speaking in His perfect Human Body. He suffered in His Human Body but that doesn’t mean He rehearsed His Word. That is what the devil says that Jesus had to rehearse His Words. In His Humanity He is still perfect and cannot rehearse His Word. He is 100 percent God and 100 percent Human. And in His Humanity He still couldn’t rehearse His Words being 100 percent God. You are blaspheming His Name along with everyone else who thinks that way. The end times are here and I see more and more Christians being deceived little by little. And the Jesus of the Chosen is portraying Jesus as one that can stumble… this is NOT in The Bible…. The Bible never says such a thing. The minds of people that have made up an Idol in their own minds accept Jesus can stumble…. the mind of the perverse who take the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ in vain. And the “very plausible and well-overdue side of our Savior portrayed as we have imagined” is a perfect example of you making God in your own image because you imagine Him like this but the reality is Jesus is NOT the portrayal the Chosen makes Him out to be.

It is fiction. Making a jesus that ALL can relate to is a false Jesus. God will not be mocked, the real Jesus said His true followers will be hated as He was hated first... Discernment isn't optional.

Matthew. Who says nothing in the Bible, is mentioned 5 times in the New Testament and has a 20th century condition? Hmm... you may want to read about the authentic Jesus someday. Maybe research where Jenkins came from and what teaching he was under...?

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok?

@ Maybe because he calls it the "authentic" Jesus, and that it will be the "definitive portrayal of Jesus and the Gospels", though it is mostly made up? I would venture to guess 5% real is an exaggeration. It is tainted at its very best. Essentially, it is a lie.

@@ericmuetterties1984 Agreed!

So everyone who has questions about the show or it's producers is hating on it or them?

@@GH0STN0TE88I didn’t say that. But you’re doing what a lot of haters do. Taking things out of context. I really don’t care if people watch the chosen or not. You have to follow your own conscience. I do have issues though with people who don’t like the chosen but can’t even give concrete examples other than what they read on the Internet or see in a KZfaq video. It’s clear that many people who have issues with the chosen have never even sat down to actually watch it themselves.

I think you're right, there are people who won't listen to anyone; they already have their minds made up. But I do think there are people who might be on the fence, and videos like this are helpful to them. Conversations like this helped me when I was on the fence. Now I love the show, and see how it is impacting people and am so thankful for it!

SEASONS 1-3 WERE "THE CHOSEN."

Same here, man. I want to like it, but something in me gets set off by it. I watched the first season and was entertained/moved by it, but I think it was just a worldly sensation, not spiritual. I can only describe it as "I've got a bad feeling about it." Not going to risk it, and I'll just continue building my relationship with Christ without the help of a production team haha.

YES!!

Funny title

I'll do that. Could you do me solid as well and look up The Chosen controversies from the TheBibleArtist blog?

In at least two interviews Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok???

Because you said you are not against the Chosen. You are defending it. I don’t like when Jesus is portrayed falsely. I’m not a liberal by the way. Many false teachings out there and the Chosen is one of them. And you did say you weren’t against the Chosen which is why I’m confused. And the show is not made to drive you to the Bible. It is not a Biblical show according to Dallas Jenkins- 95 percent is not Biblical he said. He also said that the show was portraying the “authentic Jesus”. It is not the “authentic Jesus”. Please lookup the Christian ministry Lighthouse Trails Research. They have a really good booklet online that you can read. It helped me understand many things about this. Search for on a search engine- search for “Lighthousetrails research chosen show” and it should come up. Hope this helps. May God bless.

@@debbie_LJ I’m a Christian and don’t like when Jesus is portrayed falsely. I’m not a liberal by the way. Many false teachings out there and the Chosen is one of them. And you did say you weren’t against the Chosen which is why I’m confused. And the show is not made to drive you to the Bible. It is not a Biblical show according to Dallas Jenkins- 95 percent is not Biblical he said. He also said that the show was portraying the “authentic Jesus”. It is not the “authentic Jesus”. Please lookup the Christian ministry Lighthouse Trails Research. They have a really good booklet online that you can read. It helped me understand many things about this. Search for on a search engine- search for “Lighthousetrails research chosen show” and it should come up. Hope this helps. May God bless.

I don’t like when Jesus is portrayed falsely. Many false teachings out there and the Chosen is one of them. And you did say you weren’t against the Chosen which is why I’m confused. And the show is not made to drive you to the Bible. It is not a Biblical show according to Dallas Jenkins- 95 percent is not Biblical he said. He also said that the show was portraying the “authentic Jesus”. It is not the “authentic Jesus”. Please lookup the Christian ministry Lighthouse Trails Research. They have a really good booklet online that you can read. It helped me understand many things about this. Search for on a search engine- search for “Lighthousetrails research chosen show” and it should come up. Hope this helps. May God bless.

Many false teachings out there and the Chosen is one of them. And you did say you weren’t against the Chosen which is why I’m confused. And the show is not made to drive you to the Bible. It is not a Biblical show according to Dallas Jenkins- 95 percent is not Biblical he said. He also said that the show was portraying the “authentic Jesus”. It is not the “authentic Jesus”. Please lookup the Christian ministry Lighthouse Trails Research. They have a really good booklet online that you can read. It helped me understand many things about this. Search for on a search engine- search for “Lighthousetrails research chosen show” and it should come up. Hope this helps. May God bless.

There is a major doctrinal issue here...Dallas is saying Mormons love the same Jesus we do. He is so wrong!

There's also lots of theological issues. Go back and watch how Christ doesn't except worship. They strip him of his diety...that is the Mormon theology coming out in the show!

@@knw397 Well by that logic, what you are saying right now isn't in the Bible, therefore it's unbiblicial and I shouldn't listen to it. Also, don't ever have your own conversations with your brothers and sisters in Christ, just quote the Bible to them. Everything else shouldn't be tolerated. Do you let your kids watch veggie tales? Or other Christian programming for kids? You better not, because those are not word for word from the Bible.

@@Evenmoresteven Dallas Jenkins said the show is 95 percent not Biblical. Jenkins also said the show portrays the “authentic Jesus”. Where is the “authentic Jesus” in the show? According to Dallas the show is portraying 5 percent of the “authentic Jesus”. That’s according to Dallas Jenkins.

@ Obviously he's not saying that Jonathan is portraying the real Jesus. He has said that he is not making something to supplement scripture. It is meant to be a historical drama that depicts what they think, based on scholarly research, what actual life was like for the first century church. And the Jesus on the show is supposed to be true to the values and personality of the real Jesus. I've made the comparison before that the show reminds me of the instant connection I feel when I meet someone that reminds me of my best friend. That person isn't my best friend, but there's a warmth and instant connection there because of the reminder. That is what this show is supposed to do, drive people to real Source found in scripture and by relationship through the Holy Spirit. And I know it is doing that exact thing for millions of people.

@@Evenmoresteven He’s not making something to supplement Scripture? He has materials that are for sale, ie: bible study books based on the show for each season of the show and interactive bible studies based on the show. Those books are supplementing Scripture because they are based on the show. Remember 95 percent not Biblical?

@knw397 how so? He is shown as human and divine. Exactly how Jesus was on earth. Do you think the human part of Jesus never laughed, joked, hugged people, danced at weddings, was both joyful and a man of sorrows? He was Jewish and they are very joyful people. Look at David. He is by far depictued more authentic then other shows/ movies have done. They even have a Messianic Rabbi that helps them and other Jewish people to make the shpw authentic to the times. My guess is that is part of what Dallas means. The actor who plays Jesus prays before his scenes. My husband has been deeple touched by watching the show.

YES!!!!!!!

nope.

100% fact

As a born again believer and actor I'll tell you we have been warned to not even submit for auditions unless we are tithes paying temple recommended LDS members. This is 100% a mormon production usining a shell company just like they do for so many unethical business dealings. The top cast may not be LDS but ANY speaking roles make it clear non mormon need not submit.

@cock9820 Where is your proof for this? They aren't even associated with Angel Studios anymore...

Right! and as far as I know, none of the actors or writers are LDS. Dallas has been in the "evangelical" world for a long time so how could he secretly be Mormon?@@Evenmoresteven

​@@timpeacock9820LOL! Provide proof or show yourself ashamed.

HE DIDN'T CLARIFY ANYTHING.????

One should not question nor criticize another’s relationship with Jesus. We know not Dallas Jenkins heart, nor the hearts of LDS. Some will get into Heaven before we do.

​@@pamelakyle-campbell778One should absolutely question this man & his LDS friends about Jesus because a false jesus saves No one.

@@jimboentz8305 My question to you is can you please describe this “false Jesus” that you think they serve? I hear that all the time, but no one will tell me who or what that means.

@@pamelakyle-campbell778the Jesus that the LDS worship isn’t remotely the same as Christians. For starters the LDS have Jesus on the same level as angels. They believe Jesus (and God the Father for that matter) is a created being and not eternal and not co equal with God.

@@pamelakyle-campbell778 Mormons hold that Jesus is pre-existent, but His pre-mortal form was not as God. Rather, Jesus is our elder brother from the great star, Kolob. Mormons explicitly (if complicatedly) deny the full deity of Jesus Christ. Mormons indisputably teach a doctrine called eternal progression. They teach that God was once a man and was capable of physical death, but He progressed to become God the Father. Mormons teach that we also can become gods. Mormons believe that gods, angles, people an devils are all fundamentally of the same substance, but that are merely at different places in the eternal progression.

Oh no. He likes those ads? This doesn't look good.

Let me guess you are not a Christian! If you were you would know what Jesus 2 commandments'? Love God, Love others Period.

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok??

why is that because it shows a TRUE JESUS?

SMH!

I can’t even watch it but seeing clips is enough for me. Honestly, watching the movie would break me and I’d be sobbing for hours. The Passion is the only Jesus movie I can’t watch because I’m a very sensitive person and seeing Jesus going through all that suffering would be too hard for me to watch from beginning to end

Dallas Jenkins said that 95 percent of the content in the Chosen show is not in the Bible? Why not just admit that this is true because Dallas Jenkins has said it? I think that is an accurate assessment of the show. It is only 5 percent Biblical and that is according to Dallas Jenkins. I’m not sure why this is even a debate when the creator of the show is actually making a true statement about the show being 5 percent Biblical. No other statement or video can be made defending the show when Dallas has already spoken about the show not being Biblical. What about the Sermon on the Mount? How can Jesus be asking for help with His Sermon? How can Jesus rehearse? Jesus cannot make mistakes. Why does Dallas think that is ok?

@@natedawg3926you know , if He didn’t died on the cross , we would be damned ?

My dad was given the DVDs for Christmas last year. I didn't say a word to him about it one way or another. I had previously watched 3 episodes and had so many Holy Spirit warnings I had to stop. Felt almost physically ill by then. Anyways, within about 20 minutes my dad came from the family room and said "I can't watch that. I just can't."

@@Pipers_hooman so I’m not the only one who almost felt physically ill? Tried watching the first episode of the first season and literally had to shut it off.

@@tyeishaleisure nope. You are definitely not alone.

Check out The Chosen Exposen, a documentary about all of the concerning things with The Chosen

@@Pipers_hooman Wow the spirit really speaks loudly to us right? Loud enough to make us physically ill even...that's amazing, thx for sharing this👐