Season 4 Episode Seven - Exclusive Excerpt

Here's a quick excerpt from Episode 7, my favorite episode of the year. I'll see you Sunday night!

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[mr.zooomy]

I love how Jesus is helping in pushing the cart. Humility at its finest from the King Himself 👑✝️

[isber]

In this season of the chosen I am seeing and understanding certain scriptures better. The Chosen is blessed

[tybaltmarr]

I love the creative backstory of why, of all the disciples, only Thomas doubted Christ's resurrection. Who really knows?

[MelanieJenkins-ww]

I wouldn’t change this opportunity to be able to watch. Gods movement it’s amazing.

[baezpiantini]

Yes, exactly. All the story of Ramah was for the verse John 11:16 where Thomas says “let’s go so we can die with him too”. John being his best friend in this stage has all the sense - John wrote the whole Lazarus’ story.

When Jesus comes back to life, we also see Thomas doubting about resurrection (John 20).

I love how Dallas recreated a story behind the verse. Peter asking how many times he had to forgive… it was because someone did something to him! And how Gaius was developing his faith in Jesus through the time has been so amazing to watch!

Those who have written something in their lives understand that nothing happens just because and it is for a reason, before and after… and this fact makes us understand better how God writes and displays our story (even though sometimes it’s so much like Isaiah 55:8-9).

[carolbabb]

I just love these shorts. They give you something to ponder on. It gives you time to reflect on the truth being said. ❤❤❤😊

[susanajaz]

Our days are numbered by the Almighty and we know them not!

[alphadog]

Thanks you Dallas & Crew so well done. Applause, applause. Spark my curiosity about life in the first century.

[michellepriore]

Oh my goodness!!! So powerful, so true, so eye opening!!! It will be another tremendous episode 👍👌🙏🕊🙌🐑💜🤍💜

[joannajohnson]

Thank you Dallas. I really appreciate you posting this. It reflects my life right now.

[edward]

No one wishes for death. But you must accept what is going to happen. How can I take the time to fear death when I'm busy getting ready for my new life. What kills the body can not kill the Soul. Shalom Shalom ✝️📖✌️💞🙏🕊️🫒

[Cperazzi]

Beautifully done as always. This whole season has been one where we watch an episode and then take some time to really think about what has been portrayed before moving ahead to the next.

[whitneyjohnson]

This season has meant a lot to me as I have been in my own season of grief. ❤

[AtlantisOfficial]

I wish it didn't come out at 1:30am for us in the UK. We have to watch it on Monday lol

[teinelona]

Such eloquence and acceptance of fate. Except for that little bit of tainted-ness. My heart breaks for Thomas. It'll all turn out, I promise 😊 #thechosen

[typhoonwolf]

Everything that I see that turns out is new for me, it makes a huge connection with the Bible.

[MollyTurbeville-ji]

I love this show and it's bringing me to tears and when I see anyone hurting Jesus I can't help but say I get angry cause I don't want anyone hurting him 😢I love Jesus so much ❤️

[helenjohnson]

Thanks Mr. Dallas! I must have less focused during this scene in the theater. So much to remember!

[Michi-uv]

This scene was upsetting to me: the meaning of the Gospel “that we may go and die…” -one of the most beatiful words of Thomas- has nothing to do with this kind of reading, like a sad resignation. It is a pity that this is done to serve a secundary (non biblical) plot as the death of Ramah

[TheChosenEditss]

it’s so sad… thomas loved ramah more than words could describe.