when they asked his name and he said "judas" i felt a shiver down my spine. Very well done.

LOVED the teaching moment with Matthew. Especially when he speaks of the persecuted and he looks Matthew in the eye, It reminds me of when Jesus speaks to Simon's wife and says "I see you."

I've watched the episode at least 7 times. At first, I was not impressed. Then I watched again. I just finished watching it again just now...it's epic. I've read the Bible from Genesis to Revelations many times since I was saved at 15. I'm 62 now. I still learn each time I start reading over again. These scenes are perfect in bringing people into understanding of what was going on at that time. Stay focused. You are planting seeds that will open gazillions of eyes and minds.

When Jesus is giving Matthew the Beautitudes with flash backs to his disciples it is so powerful!!! Dallas, the actors and the whole Chosen crew have created something so beautiful and touching and I am so grateful for all of them. Thank you for a fantastic Season Two, the final episode was brilliant. Season Three can't happen soon enough!!!

I too am frustrated when this show cuts off an episode without going line by line through a teaching or sermon, like episode 7 with the Lord’s Prayer. But I appreciate the fact that this show leaves me with a thirst for more so I end up back in the pages of scripture, reading the teachings for myself. And that’s really how it should be. Thank you for all you do.

I wouldn't regret the exchange of the purse between the Businessman and the Apprentice. For the attentive and knowledgeable it was a breadcrumb, but just that; it didn't give the whole plot away by any means. I believe by the end, you count this choice as wise, and not a mistake.

You can tell Dallas Jenkins is a master craftsman and a teacher and he takes pride in his craftsmanship. How do I know? Like a master painter, he opens up his canvas and explains the master strokes, the risks he took. Most major strokes work, some he regrets. But it’s those “imperfections” that people like me love. No regrets, Dallas. Just keep it coming. Hollywood May not (yet) recognize your master craftsmanship, but we (the people) do. God bless Dallas Jenkins✌️😇❤️👍😎.

The introduction of Judas wasn’t given away, but if you understood some of the info regarding him in the Bible the hints were there. I love all of it.

“We do have regrets. It’s not perfect.” Nor should it be Dallas. Art, like life, is messy and constantly calling us to perfection which we will never have here. Perfection is for Heaven. Just imagine how different art is in Heaven when we get it right without striving for perfection. Ahh, sweet Heaven! Blessings to you all. We cannot wait for The Chosen Christmas in the theatre. Thank you in advance for doing an episode.

When I watched the episode the first time I remember thinking, it’s not like Jesus “needed”Matthew’s help devolving the sermon, but I could imagine Jesus including him in the process as way to teach and disciple Matthew….for his benefit. ♥️ Thanks for taking the time to explain so many of the “whys” ….great to mull over and keep digging in to Jesus’ ministry and the many lessons He left for us.

Matthew is one of my favorites. They are so mean to him, and he takes it so humbly. It's almost like society had broke him and I feel like Jesus saw that in him, just like I do. It breaks my heart for him. I just want to give him a hug.

"I said revolution, not revolt...I'm talking about a radical shift." One of my favorite lines from the scene with Matthew and Jesus. I found it relevant to today where we struggle to disagree without violence. Treating someone you disagree with, with love is really hard, but it makes the world better.

The scene where Jesus is going over the sermon with Matthew while Matthew is writing it down... I felt that when he said the one part, looked at Matthew then he gets it & looks at Jesus. Totally felt like Jesus was saying it to me 😁💖✝️ Thank you

You know, I really appreciate these breakdowns. From a production point of view, it really intensifies my appreciation for the planning and art that goes into this masterful representation of our savior. You keep it up Dallas. I salute you sir 💂‍♂️🙏 As we say in Jamaica 🇯🇲 "Big up yuhself mi general"

Dallas, I am usually in tears throughout each episode, not just the climatic parts. It's all written so, SO, beautifully. I love that you explain the care and the pains that you take to make, not just each scene, but each "word", every gesture; pause; smirk; smile; surroundings, EVERY DETAIL, have significance, meaning, truth, or the writers "creativity". It's all so wonderful. But these short videos you make just bring it all together and is so impactful to the listener. It's truly priceless. I pray for you and your crew and your family that God gives you rest and relaxation, sweet sleep and strength. He's already blessed you all with the talent and creativity and you can see and feel the Holy Spirits presence, but my prayer for all of you is for God to sustain you. We need The Chosen so desperately right now. And btw, I've seen beginning to end of both seasons 4 times and I didn't catch what Simon said. Each round I watch, there's so much going on that I always see or hear something I missed previously. So glad you pointed this one out - it's hysterical!!! You writers are on a whole other level! lol!! Thank you seems so insignificant, but from the depths of my heart - thank you! God bless!

No clue that was judas til the end. I never catch you at the beginning of one of these posts to get the chance to tell you I love The Chosen. There have been a couple of miracles and answer from God since i started following. I find conversations start in the grocery line and those " come and see" moments happen often. Please keep the Holy Spirit in every part of The Chosen. It is possible this is another way to get the revival going that Jesus spoke of in the last days.

My impression of Judas was that he was a young man trying to find his way and he lets the corrupt businessman lead him a stray. The love of money begins to take root in his heart. Thank you for the great job The Chosen is doing to portray Jesus and the disciples. ☺️

You portrayal of the “plausible” hit the mark with me! This entire series has opened my eyes and heart in ways I didn’t know were possible. Everything is coming alive in the Bible and I LOVE IT!!! I love the humanity of Jesus. I love the portrayals of the disciples and apostles. This series has opened my understanding in ways I never expected. Thank you Chosen Team!

It's incredible how this show is helping so many deal with current issues by bringing us closer to Jesus in a way that didn't seem possible. We love the stories and the portrayal of Our Lord and His disciples. Their struggles and their willingness to give up everything just to follow Him even when they had no idea what the future held. It helps to strengthen us, knowing Jesus will never turn His back on us, so we must never allow this crazy world to drive us away from Him. God is using the Chosen for such a time as this. Keep up the Good work!

Personally I never had any frustration for the sermon on the mount “practice” even though theologically I don’t think Jesus needed Matthew even slightly to develop the sermon on the mount and Jesus knew what He was going to say and was going to say it perfectly because He is God. I looked at it slightly differently. Jesus was doing this for Matthew’s sake to grow and learn. I looked at this scene that this was all done for Matthew to grow in understanding of God. (As they’ve shown previously Matthew is woefully versed in scripture compared to the other apostles.) So I feel like it wasn’t necessary for Jesus to “practice” but fitting for him to do that for Matthew. Especially culminating in the finalization of the beatitudes and Matthew being there to love God and seem like he finally understands.

The Beatitudes "flashbacks" was nothing short of brilliant. I've been saved since 1996 and that scene cemented the memorization of the Beatitudes in my mind. I rewinded that part too many times to count and just thinking about it brings tears to my eyes. It was more than creative. That kind of impact could only be Spirit filled. That shot of John and the roman...smh, wow, just wow.

I was there, with Jesus, long before you welcomed us to the set and we became the "Frozen Chosen". Meeting Him as a disciple and walking with Him as he taught and gathered others brought me closer than every before and made me yearn to know more, to read the gospels and beyond with new eyes and a renewed spirit. When I need a lift, I go back. When I feel lost, I go back. When I want to praise my Lord and share the love He taught, I go back. I choose to rewatch these episodes and draw closer to the Jesus I joined many years ago because now I can truly "see" Him.

Watching the episode I never once thought of it like Jesus needing Matthew's help, but I saw it as a moment for Jesus to spend time with Matthew. As a character Matthew often finds it hard to connect and be connected with the other disciples, we've seen him and Simon, and how he's been resented for his past job of a tax collector, as well as just the other disciples not necessarily understanding him, which in the way that you've chosen to portray Matthew (as Autistic) happens. Only a few besides Jesus (e.g Phillip) are understanding/patient etc with him. So with Jesus having Matthew be there with him while he's thinking about his sermon, it's a benefit for Matthew, a break from the stressful world of human relationships and a chance for him to spend time with Jesus, not only to learn and understand scripture more, but to feel Jesus' love and have some one on one time. I really like it and love how it's a big part of the episodes. Depending on what's going on in people's life, where they're coming from, depends how they see/interpret these scenes. For me at the moment, what's going on in my life, is why I've interpreted the scene that way, and why I love it so much, because it feels like me spending time with Jesus, and reminds me that he is my break, the one I can turn to for rest and safety, that he loves me and understands me even when others don't. Thank you 😊

Matthew writing down the sermon for Jesus was the heart of that season,because Matthew needed to get more understanding of how important Matthew was for the group! Jesus knows all and can do all things but at that time he was being human!, Acting human helps every human related to Jesus! I love the chosen, I am so glad I am living now to see so many things that may have happened while Jesus was on earth! Thank you🙏🏼

I can honestly say that even though this is an interpretation and obviously not directly from scripture, it changed my life. I've always had faith, but all of the actors, especially Jonathan, brought such emotion that I found myself in tears so many times. Thank you I look forward to the next seasons. Bless you.

Jesus reciting the Beatitudes while showing actual situations in the disciples’ lives knocked me down. NOTHING in our life is lost to or missed by Jesus; He loves us SO much!

The Beatitudes did it’s job perfectly for me in this episode. I’ve been able to relate with the disciples because of the way they’ve been portrayed in this show. I especially identified with Nathanael and his introduction to Jesus. Ever since I started watching this show I’ve grown stronger in my faith as I study the scriptures more. Thank you.

When I watch The Chosen, I wonder how much is Dallas' creativity, & how much is Jesus literally telling Dallas "how it was back then"!🤔 Either way, every episode is beautiful, & life changing to me! Tysm Dallas for making The Chosen! I never thought there would be a show like this, & I desperately needed it! God bless you!🙏🏻

Your portrayal of Matthew being used as a sounding board as Jesus prepared his sermon and specifically the Beatitudes, was so powerful. I have read and even taught lessons on the Beatitudes many times but have never thought that he may have drawn his material from his personal experiences with his disciples. Of course he would have! Just like his parables included typical circumstances of the cultures, occupations, politics, and people that he grew up with. After watching this episode I went back and re-read the King James Version of the Beatitudes and the meanings of each teaching sank deep into my heart. Thank you for bringing the story of the gospels come to life!

I always appreciate Director Jenkins perspective and vision regarding these 1st century historical characters, while at the same time doing his best to stay true to the scripture.

My daughter is a writer, and both of us love "The Chosen." We "were" looking for Judas, as you said, and his eyes lighting up at the bag of money was a tip off. He was so innocent and sweet-literally the more honest of the two men. We totally approved of your handling of Judas and don't think you should regret it. If you had left the money issue out of the equation, it would have made it more unbelievable that this Judas had a weakness which would end up in his failure. We liked that he was a good and likeable person, but also appreciated seeing what would eventually be his downfall.

I hear Jesus's voice when I hear or read some of the bible text that he says and even the others too - realy made the bible come to live like no other show ever had!!! This was PERFECT!!!! no regrets but that it is to short! BLESS YOU ALL amazing Chosenites!!! Counting the days to Season 3!

Dallas, I wanted to write this after watching the making of ‘walking on the water’, but it most definitely fits here too. Dallas, you are a genius at so many different things and on such a high level! But seeing the crew and what they produce and create, I think I have to say that all of your workers from the actors, writers, editors, creators, builders, sound and light technicians, engineers who figure out what you are trying to portray, painters, designers, musicians, artists, wardrobe - oh, I cannot remember all who work with you - are all geniuses in their field and are blessed to have you as their brilliant leader! But the unreal level of dedication and loyalty and longing of people around the globe is the poured-out anointing of the Holy Spirit! I have always wondered how the Bible would say that every eye will see and ear will hear in every tribe, language, people and nation the Gospel of Jesus Christ before the end of time. I could never imagine how that could happen! But, Dallas Jenkins, God has His hand on you and He has prepared and chosen you for this purpose and we thank you for saying to JESUS, “I WILL FOLLOW”

One of my favorite scenes - "Judas." Instant reaction: Aww man. It made me sad. I felt sorry for him. I didn't expect that. Judas has always been presented as a "bad guy" when he could very well have been someone who sincerely wanted to follow Jesus but took a wrong turn. I don't have a problem with Jesus "working on" his sermon but, for those who do, maybe you could flip it and look at it as Jesus doing it not for himself, but for Matthew. I got the impression that Shmuel is beginning to have doubts, that he's set in motion something beyond what he wanted.

I love the way Jesus interacts with Matthew. He wants Matthew to feel included and useful. Asking Matthew to help allows that apostle to feel included and valued. That is the compassion that Jesus would have extended to an outsider. Good call, Dallas! BRAVO11 PARAS AND JONATHAN, BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED SCENE. APLLAUSE.

I love the way it was I am 63 years old I don't know how many times I have watched in the chosen to be I just love it it brings joy to my heart

The contextualization of the beatitudes though the disciples was one of the strongest pieces of cinematic storytelling I've seen in a very long while. I can't even tell you how much I love seeing such a well-crafted project as The Chosen. It makes my heart soar to see christians working at the topmost level of the arts!

I think this series are perfection. More I watch the more I learn.

Dallas, the scenes with Jesus and Matthew working out the Sermon on the Mount were among my favorites of all time, so far. They were very moving and I am extremely grateful and Blessed you wrote them the way you did. Even though some people complain about certain scenes/episodes, etc., I know you are listening to God's direction in all of it and making wise decisions. Keep it up Dallas!! Thank you for all you do for, The Chosen.

i'm hooked on "The Chosen". Y'all are doing a fantastic job!!! God bless this entire project!

Just as I was wondering when Judas came into the picture. Yes, Dallas, that sceen gave it away and was great! LOVE LOVE LOVE this program ❤ Pay it forward people!! Knock this show out of the park! I talk about it all the time. Keep up the good work. GOD bless!!!!

I thought it was a stroke of genius how you introduced Judas - initially a man with integrity and then at the very end we discover his name - extraordinary new way to view Judas with some sympathy- someone we can all relate to ' - amazing. Thank you Dallas.

The scenes between Jesus and Matthew are among my favourites. Jesus took the time to help Matthew understand, but he also involved him in something in which his giftings for details and meticulous record-keeping could be put to use. It's extremely plausible, and it shows, more than anything, Jesus's heart for the individual. Then he turns to Matthew, who's writing, and says, "Blessed are YOU, when you are persecuted..." WOW!

Dallas Jenkins, you are amazing! Your faith is amazing and blesses the people who watch!! You don’t have to be perfect as I am sure you already know that!! I totally thank you for everything you are trying to portray!! You are a blessing in my life!! 🙏

I knew it was Judas when Judas says - Don't you want to do something that will be remember throughout history! Something to that effect!!

The introduction of the Beatitudes with the clips that corresponded was absolutely brilliant. Was one of my favorite scenes in the past two seasons.

The Beatitude scene is my favorite in the entire Chosen! All you do is great. Nothing has to be perfect! Jesus loves our humanity and our mistakes! They are gold! THANK YOU! 🙏👍💜✝️

Brilliant Dallas the beatitudes interaction between Jesus and Matthew is the most beautiful touching thing I’ve ever seen

The intercutting of Jesus' words, when he was rehearsing the Sermon on the Mount, with how those words applied to the hardships of each of his followers, was probably the most emotionally riveting thing I have seen in years on either the small or big screen. I have heard the Sermon on the Mount for many years in church and have, quite frankly, grown numb to it. I always felt it expressed some laudable ideals, but it never touched me so viscerally. Thank you Dallas, cast and crew for really bringing these words to life, and making them have the emotional impact they should have.

I struggled to understand the Beatitudes for a long time. The vignettes shown while the characters of Jesus and Matthew were preparing was an Epiphany for me. I cried with joy because Holy Spirit worked through The Chosen to open my ears, eyes, and heart to these truths.

So VERY BLESSED by The Chosen ❤

Praying Dallas and all those involved continue to grow in the wisdom and strength Abba Father is giving him and all involved. So thankful what Jesus is doing through this series in so many lives. Keeps me encouraged every time I watch TheChosen.❤️

I love the part where Jesus is rehearsing... that is the beauty of this show... showing Jesus as 'human'; God in the flesh! Fills me with joy!

Dallas said "make it real and personal and authentic and human in a way that sometimes is missed when it's ...just written down" - - at the beginning of this video I hadn't realized that we had 11 of the 12 disciples and were only waiting for Judas. I was able to remember all 12 of Jesus' disciples names just now to show myself, yes all 12 are finally here! I've never been able to remember all 12 of their names, but now because it feels authentic and human it is easy to recall! I absolutely love it! thank you!!

The sermon on the mount was delivered in the most effective and emotional way. I’m glad it was done like this

Was in awe at the beginning of the Mount Sermon, then it ended!

I actually really liked that moment with the Judas and the coins it felt like just the right amount of foreshadowing. I actually have two theories about how he will end up. Either he'll want to be a good person as long as it helps me and gets recognition for his good deeds, or a road of doom is paved with good intentions. Loved the entire season it was so great👏👏👏

I love your perspective, this show has blessed my life. I had been seeking the lord in my life when I learned about the chosen and it really drove me to seek more and learn all I could. My appetite for Jesus grows more and more every day and the bingeability of this show is just so good. Thank you for such loving portrayal of our savior and his story.

I loved Jesus reciting the Beatitudes to Matthew. The way he spoke the final one to Matthew directly made me think that he gave Matthew an understanding of why he is a legitimate and important part of the group. I cried. Forget the haters. Some people just don't have the capacity to see things in a different light.

The preparation for the sermon with Matthew is one of my favourites because it reflects the process of writing speeches. Jesus already had a lot of material but needed to sequence them. When Matthew critiqued, it was like the voice in our heads questioning how this could be better. Eventually, the final product had flow. The beatitudes helped answer the audience question "what's in it for me?" The last beatitude on persecution must have felt like an impossible request similar to "offer the other cheek". But the next part is the brilliance of flow: "You are the salt of the earth..." Matthew's a-ha reaction reflects our realization. Even the Sermon on the Mount was great speech-writing. Thank you for illustrating that process!

Dear Dallas you do not have to judge yesterday's action based on today's wisdom. you know we grow up every day. so it is good cause you have used the wisdom given to you at that time.

Dallas, you are doing a stellar job of bringing Jesus and his disciples home to us. You are the perfect vehicle for doing so. You are inspired by the Holy Spirit. No doubt whatsoever. Thank you and the other writers. Love you all!

Initially I was taken back by the scene of Jesus rehearsing the sermon on the mount. But after hearing your comments Dallas I understand now. While I was mulling over your comments the Lord brought to my mind two scriptures to settle it in my heart. Philippians 2:5-8...He gave up His divine privileges.... Matthew 26:53-54.... don't you realize that I could ask My Father for thousands of angels... Jesus chose to set aside some attributes of His divinity. This scene in The Chosen really helped me understand this. God bless you all 🙏✨💖

My husband and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ,”behind the scenes” in anything we watch. Thank you, Dallas for always doing these… also I absolutely agree that JESUS could/ would plausibly “invite” Matthew into the dialogue of the sermon and preparation as HE is a teacher, also. Any good/ great teacher calls-forth the student’s ability by involving them ,with questions. Indeed, well done. ♥️

I LOVE the way you did the "blessed" parts. I especially love the way you had him look at Matthew when he started to say, "blessed are YOU..." It makes perfect sense, and I had never thought of it that way at all! Amazing job!!!

Awwwww look at the "You are mine" painting in the background! Dallas you should decorate that wall! 😁

this is the first time in my life ,im 63 that i was able to see how a movie was made thank you dallas im watching this on prime video thank you and god bless this movie series i love you and all people

I loved the real insights of the sermon through scenes of those He had chosen, taught and loved through stuff. I believe it is that way today and always. We can see these truths play out as we look back at our own lives.

The context of the sermon on the mount with each talent and characteristic of the.disciples is.truly.moving and brilliant!

I'm hearing Dallas talk while watching the video silently showing the Beatitudes scene. As soon as it started showing I start tearing up. I don't even have to hear the words (I know them by now) to make me emotional when I see that scene.

Thank you Dallas for explaining the how's and why's. It all makes sense and connects the whole story in a fantastic way. Very well done; I truly appreciate the work put in and the clarity and honesty expressed in this video. Love it ! 👍👏 Thank the crew for their work as well.

Dallas, your scene with Matthew working with Jesus illustrates a very crucial point. God doesn't need any of us to get the message of the Gospel out to a needy world. But it is the divine wisdom of God that He uses us, fallen sinners saved by Grace, to share the message we have received. Not angels, not usually dreams and visions, but people. It is for our benefit and blessing. Matthew was growing in his understanding and knowledge of the Savior as he worked through this exercise.

Season 2 is just a masterpiece. Every episode brings something unique and beautiful to these stories. I can’t say enough about how much I have loved it and the impact it has had on my heart. You are doing a wonderful job with it. Let’s go, Season 3!!!

The details of putting this together has all my attention. I learn so much from it. When I studied acting, giving my characters background mainly depended on my own imagination. How refreshing it is to hear that a lot of it is given by the director. In so many ways, the privilege of working on the Chosen has to be the best, a dream job come true.

In any way you have delivered Jesus to us...Amen to all. I have nothing negative to say. I just want to thank you for making it more clear what "could have been" and opening my eyes to how things were, possibly, back in His time. I just adore, Love, this series. ❤ Dallas, thank you. I have tears of Joy each and every episode. I never want it to end.

I absolutely loved that Matthew and Jesus worked on the sermon together. That was a great way to deliver the message in a unique way.

I loved this episode. The disciples often argued and discussed among themselves...so it is written. Beautifully written, acted and directed. I loved the Beautitudes and was filled with heartfelt passions of sadness, hope, happiness and love for Jesus...His insight, knowledge, wisdom and love for us...sadness that I did not spend my life in service to His Will...but grateful He is patient.

JUST HIS WALK TO THE TENT BEFORE HE WALKS OUT TO SE THE PEOPLE FELT SOOOOO POWERFULL WITH THE MUSIC I LOVED IT ❤❤❤

I love love LOVE everything and everyone connected to The Chosen, and SO appreciate all y'all do to make this series and bless the world with this fresh perspective on how Jesus impacted people. Just amazing how you filmed Jesus & Matthew in UT "looking down on the camp" in TX :)

You're perception of Jesus and Matthew is spot on!!! Dallas, please keep on what you're doing!!

Brilliant, gifted & anointed series! PTL! 🙏✝️💝

I didn't get that it was Judas until the reveal, I loved what you did with his character, and the reveal was super satisfying to me.

Dallas....... as God's Chosen director, you are doing an awesome job....keep up the good work... you are loved and appreciated... I pray for you and ALL the people involved in the production. ...I mean everyone.....especially for all to stay safe and healthy.... God bless.....and special thanks to your amazing wife, Amanda, who stands beside you......love, peace, joy and blessings to all

If people haven't downloaded the free app for THE CHOSEN they should do so ASAP. I still would liked to see more of the actual Sermon on the Mount. I understand the viewpoint of Mr. Jenkins and his crew. As a Christian, to hear this special actor portraying CHRIST, even do just The Beatitudes, to the crowd, would have been extremely impactful. May GOD continue to bless THE CHOSEN.

Dallas’ “hehehe”. I had to watch this 3 times - so good. Great communicator! Unbelievable show

Thanks to all involved in The Chosen to complete this God-has-blessed project to spread the Gospel. Love it all. Always either crying or laughing!

I have replayed Jesus going over the Beatitudes with the way he assigned them to the followers that it exampled. It really made me understand the Beatitudes I'm a different way and level. Thank uou

My paralysis below my hips were healed miraculously after 7 years. I woke up one morning with full sensation & movement restored. I had to have surgeries b4 trying to walk again due to fused bones on top of my feet & extremely shortened Achilles tendons which had my feet stuck in a resting position, where only my toes could touch the floor but after the operations & a couple years in physical therapy, I'm walking again. Even my doctors, including my neurologist, called it a miracle & the actor in the pool scene couldn't have done a better job in his portrayal!! Watching this scene had me in tears since I'd experienced it for myself, just without Jesus's physical presence!! Great job, in many ways, to him & everyone involved! God Bless you all!!

Fantastic job. I can't get through an episode without God using it to speak to me, like a powerful sermon. Its almost always a reminder of God's extraordinary love for me. Thank you for fomenting a revival.

I think the way they chose to reenact The Sermon on the Mount was really cool on a symbolic level of how many of us it touched by reaching through the fabric of time.

love "Jesus" involving Matthew with His sermon... fits with Jesus involving the disciples for the feeding of the 5000+ & of course His M.O. regarding Choosing to operate Through us, when it comes to sharing the Gospel & Love of God with others.

I think the idea was brilliant! Some folks are more concerned with the "bones" than the "meat". I can see how some on the Mount would bring along their friends and aquaintenses to see this new Rabbi who has the power of God upon Him. So, by coming through the curtain, everyone would know " THIS is the ONE"! Again, BRILLIANT!

Jesus (Jonathan) has been beautifully chosen....the gentleness and sensitivity of each performance, strong yet with a vulnerability. His face is not dissimilar to the painting of the Christ by Heinrick Hoffman....so incredibly depicted. Enormous congratulations to Dallas and team for their incredible detail and conscientiousness.....we love the entire depiction🙏🌿⚘️❤️⚘️🌿🙏

The way you filmed Jesus speaking the Beattiudes alongside scenes of the disciples portraying each was touching and vivid. Amazed at the thought process put into the episodes, such giftedness from our Creator. This series has been such a blessing to our family. May God bless and protect all who make up The Chosen.

I can't tell you how many times I have watched season 2 over and over and it has made my communication with my Lord Jesus more comfortable and increased my communication with God the Father. Thank you

You sound like a Catholic, Dallas & I mean that as a compliment. Especially at the end when you’re speaking about the Beatitudes. That’s Why devout Catholics study, read about and learn about the Saints, to bring us closer to Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Thanks Dallas, we can feel your heart. Big fan of The Chosen!

I do have more visuals now as I read the words of Jesus in the Gospels. Jesus is very relational and is teaching His disciples to be the same but uniquely be themselves. Gift and talents are being displayed in each of them. I cry during every episode. Tears of joy and tears of understanding and tears of compassion. Thank you for giving to The Lord!! May each and every single person involved in the making of this show be blessed and protected!!

We never consider why Jesus allowed certain disciples like Peter to experience events like the Transfiguration. But Matthew being with him while he prepares the beatitudes gives us really good insight. And I love Dallas highlighting that it was for their benefits. Especially in light of everything the disciples would go through individually. Jesus was aware of all his people and picked particular moments to deal with their issues through love, grace and truth. The intimate moments is what draws us even nearer to him. So they mean more than anyone realize. Because it's the part of Jesus so many of us want to experience.

I love this episode! Creating the context of the sermon on the mount was absolutely brilliant! So beautiful!

LOVED the S2 grand finale. Especially all the scenes of the apostles during Jesus saying the Beatitudes - so utterly moving - even in this video.