From preparation to final delivery, The Chosen's depiction of Jesus' historic Sermon on the Mount spanned two seasons. In this compilation, we bring together. The creator/director of this series about the life of Christ once again addresses the scene that depicts Jesus' rehearsing The Sermon on the Mount.If you are a dedicated fan of The Chosen, then you almost certainly remember this hotly contested moment from Season Two.
It appeared in episode five and shows the Jesus character - played by actor Jonathan Roumie - alone at night at the water's. The Chosen Season 2 Episode 8 Intro Questions: The Sermon on the Mount If you haven't watched Episode 8 of The Chosen Season 2, be aware: we don't actually see Jesus delivering the Sermon on the Mount. The wildly popular multi.
As discussed in the Bible Roundtable, Matthew's text of the sermon may actually be a representative collection of things that Jesus taught at various times, and so the jump cuts and montage, and presenting the text in a different arrangement, all evoke both the passage of time during the long sermon and the sense that these are separate. While watching The Chosen, Jesus asks Matthew to help Him structure His sermon to the people, and while talking to him, Jesus now knows what He wants to say and that He's figured out the "map". It's a beautiful scene.
And quite frankly, I had never thought of The Beatitudes the way He delivers them (a map). Today, I watched the scene of the Sermon on the Mount in the series The Chosen and was deeply moved. Hearing the words of Jesus felt like receiving great comfort from the universe, something that touched me in an inexplicable way.
I found it curious how this scene affected me. Clip of Jesus preachingThe Sermon on the Mount from the Chosen. Jesus has returned to the camp and is preparing for the Sermon on the Mount with Matthew.
In doing so, we get an explanation of parts of what is recorded in Matthew 5. Fans of The Chosen wouldn't know it by the footage of the Sermon on the Mount, but temperatures were freezing the day the cast and crew shot the scene. Watch this interview featuring Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus Christ in the show, and Elizabeth Tabish, who plays Mary Magdalene, about their.