The REAL Reason Nazareth Wants to KILL Jesus | The Chosen S3E3 Explained

[@michelebradbury6104]

The Chosen is the most Tremendously Inspiring Jesus Story I have ever seen.

[@janetwhitten2643]

Thank you. You add so much to what the meaning of things. Please do not stop your explanations. They are so valued by me and all who love Jesus!!

[@LahSouljacutzup]

Favorite episode so far !!! The chosen brings the Bible to life unlike any show or movie before.

[@LahSouljacutzup]

@brandon Robbins take that back, episode 5 is my favorite now ! I could feel the holy spirit

[@cynthiaprosser7766]

I worked for Zola Levitt Ministries for many years. I love that you are able to share from the Jewish perspective for us. It makes it so real and is exactly what Zola would have shared also!! Thank you Brandon...

[@gloria4506]

This is a Word from God directly to me. I’m living this. He still has plans for me, wants me to know who I am and continue to have faith. I could have lost heart so many times but willfully held onto Him and His promises. God is Great! Always astonishing! ❤

[@m.p8917]

Watched the Testament recently. Cried almost half of it because it came so close to real everyday modern life and what following Jesus would look like. It was so inspiring!

[@charmainwilson8188]

I am just getting started with The Chosen. I enjoy your comments. Thanks

[@SharonHoldrenneeTastet]

The Chosen’s rendition of Jesus rejected at Nazareth made Luke’s Gospel come alive. A powerful scene for my Spirit! Thank-you for your insight on the whole episode.

[@tomreeve7533]

Hello there 👋 how are you doing today?

[@robertharris4854]

Thank you for making it so much more clear about what Jesus meant: " let the dead bury the dead."

[@charlieanderson531]

(03:30) Your explanations paired with The Chosen episodes are so important. I don’t want to miss any of them.

[@lucygarnica9862]

OUTSTANDING TEACHING! At 70 yrs old & having had bible classes, taught pre-teens, extensible read, etc., I am amazed & blessed by each uTube upload you so faithfully provide. I’ve learned much from them. God continue to bless you!

[@mariel146]

I appreciate you Brandon. How I want to rewatch the episodes again because of your explanations on certain scenes i dont normally take note and understand. Thank you so much for your work!

[@charlieanderson531]

Well said. Same here.

[@Bogeyoda12]

I agree...his explanations are so good...thank you Brandon.

[@physchir]

Something I noticed... Jesus knocked on the door and Mary kept saying "Come in! If it's You, just come it!" Jesus kept knocking and didn't come in until Mary opened the door. My mind went to Revelation 3:20 "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me." He stood at the door and knocked even at Mary's door and would not come in until she opened the door. He stands at the door and knocks. Will we open the door? Anyway, just a thought... Cheers!

[@tereseiervasi1006]

The chosen is an episode that you can't get enough of I love it I think it is well put together and I love the actor who plays Jesus he's phenomenal keep it going Angel Studios keep it going

[@oldman4595]

I am so thrilled to see The Chosen getting into the Mystery of our Father and His Son. My heart is overfilled with joy.

[@bjher1]

I am looking forward to sharing the tour to Israel/Greece (2/1-2/14/23) with you Brandon! I am eager to hear your teaching and thoughts as we walk where Jesus walked! Blessings! Bev Herman

[@joannapilgrim]

Thanks, Brandon. I always wondered about the kissing at the door posts. The Moses Seat? Wow. What honor. It's nice to see the One who gave the law to Moses sitting in His rightful place of pre-eminence. Thanks for the insight into the burial practices of the Jewish ppl in that time. I wonder if they still practice these rituals in modern day.

[@johnholder4208]

Only in certain countries. Not in the US as much.

[@besskannan4126]

The Chosen would not be as amazing as it is if not for teachers like you! Thank You Thank You!

[@JohnFoley7727gmail]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@olivianatwick7603]

I say amen. I was taught in seminary that when you are preparing a message or a sermon that what you do is that you look at the passage of scripture in three ways one you look at the past you look and find out what was going on when that passage took place you find out why it was spoken and then written. Secondly you look and find out what is happening in the time that it is referenced in the scriptures for that Sunday's sermon. And the third thing is you look and you find why it is relevant for us today how that scripture can help us to become better followers of jesus. I have tried in my sermons to do exactly that. I agree we need to look back and study the scriptures that are in the Old Testament because they have so much to teach us so much to show us of how we are to structure our lives today not in the way that it happened back when the Old Testament was written or when the oral tradition was around but how it helps us today.

[@sonyaelena3926]

Brandon, THANK YOU so much for diving us into scripture, explaining the fine detail in The Chosen and getting us all to listen more, observe more and read our bibles more...I am SO glad through The Chosen I found you, Sonya

[@suey3510]

Thank you for your commentary! Helps me understand the episodes better and points out things I never knew from the Bible

[@barbarahoyle8615]

Season 3 Episode 3 - Deut 6 - The SHEMA - inside the mezzuzah attached to my door post, Gods word on my lips 💋 Reminds me to represent Jesus all day long. 🙌 Rosh Hashanah a new year, a season of repentance. 😊 Thank you Brandon for ushering us into reflection.

[@Familytravelgo]

Thanks for the info! We’re glad we found this channel! Can’t wait to see more. We loved learning more things about the Bible and the Jewish culture referenced in this episode. 😊

[@golvic1436]

I am a Jewish Christian. Thank you for making this video. It will help a lot when I have to explain what is going on to multiple people in my church on multiple occasions. This show is a joy to watch because they keep the Jewishness of the characters in the story on full display and tells the story of the Gospel in a way that feels real and not like watching a sermon on film.

[@jodeeross1493]

I am not religious but absolutely love The Chosen and watching your channel and learning. Thank you.

[@waynewolaver3757]

Thank God you’re not religious, it’s religion that Jesus came put away. In fact its religion that sent Him to the cross to die for our sins so that His resurrection would mean that we could have a personal relationship with Him. Not religion, but relationship with the Living God.

[@lindavid794]

@@waynewolaver3757 Amen!!!!

[@marypalicke2387]

Actually, Jesus died on the cross to wipe away our sins. He also brought Christianity witches followers of Jesus Christ.

[@ChristianCarnivore333]

Your biblical insights are truly invaluable to help us understand the context of the scriptures. I have learned a tremendous amount from you. Thank you so much for your dedicated study and discipleship efforts to help us in our journeys to learn about Jesus and his ministry. You are truly a blessing Brandon!

[@wednesdayschild3627]

When a catholic hears the gospel, we make a small cross on the forehead, another cross on the lips, and over the heart. Italians eat that egg bread at pasqua aka Easter and Christmas. The priest has a chair next to the altar.

[@lynnekelley7545]

Brandon, you have done so much for my spiritual life by explaining different happenings or items in The Chosen episodes. Although I watched the episode twice, I thought the anger they were exhibiting was due to blasphemy one. But, they were responding to Jesus's statements of how they would need to repent for turning on God...and so often. Thank you again. How I wish you were my "Gentile Rabbi"!

[@protochris]

I've always known about ossuaries and their use, in fact, they're used the same way today in many European countries. But, I've never put that verse together when the man tells Jesus, "let me go back and bury my father". I've actually heard a popular TV preacher say the man wanted to go back come and wait until his father passed. Your explanation fits better-thank you.

[@itsrichardintt]

To note, the background scene on the Mt Precipice looks so authentically real, and brought back memories of me standing on the mount on my visit to Nazareth

[@lauracalder4089]

This site is one of my favorite supplements to the scriptures I’ve ever seen and heard!

[@toniidowu7852]

Please when are you posting a video with your commentary on the latest episode of The Chosen? Your commentary is always interesting.

[@linarodriguez2362]

I thank God for you Brandon. You are a miracle in my life for opening my mind and my heart to the clarity and deeper meaning of my faith in God. I pray that your message will spread more and more. God bless you.

[@Mikaflyd]

Love the way you dig in to the word !!!

[@winnie2379]

Testament is very, very good! I encouraged my spouse to watch 10 min and if they didn’t care for it, we could watch something else. Well, we watched it for an hour until we had to break for bedtime. The parables are told in a contemporary but accurate way. Enjoyed it! And liked the British accents too.

[@sherylreed6708]

Brandon, I am so inspired by your teaching. Be blessed, be strong and be bold. The LORD our God is using you to forward His Word and His Kingdom. His Kingdome had come, you are recognized and you ARE HIS! Baruch HaShem Adonai!

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

At every mass the people rise to their feet to hear the Gospel read. The priest or Deacon announces, "The Gospel according to John" ( or whatever Gospel is to be read) and we trace a cross on our foreheads with one of our thumbs for keeping it in mind, our mouths to proclaim it, and on our hearts to have it in them. Those of us in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community also trace it on ours hands to proclaim it in sign language.

[@NotaVampyre111]

I truly love The Chosen. They do an outstanding jpb balancing Jesus' divinity and humanity. You do a very good job of pointing out the many details mpst casual viewers will miss. Thank ypu/

[@lisadoyle2284]

I LOVE The Chosen. I could re-watch EVERY SINGLE episode.

[@dianadee1455]

Me too

[@joolz5747]

Hi Brandon, I really appreciate your descriptions and information regarding the situation we are watching in certain episodes of the chosen. Even if we knew some of this already you open up other doors and we can see a bigger picture. I really appreciated this because the information about the tomb of the father was very interesting. And everything you say is interesting. I like that you do not have a bias towards different beliefs. You are open to the Holy Spirit.God bless you!

[@denisetarabori553]

I just got the Angel app and I’m excited about it! Wow! This was a bit heavy but for good purpose. Thank you ❤

[@colleenfisher9970]

Colleen Corvallis Oregon Brandon, Thank you for the knowledge you share. I appreciate the way you do your research and back ground referencing. Thank you for helping me understand, and that is not easy since I have suffered 9 major head injuries 3 that almost killed me

[@dianemckinnon4575]

❤

[@graceandpeace3031]

I love your show Brandon. It's pretty awesome to listen to explanations of the Jewish way, and to further my understanding of the scenes in the Chosen, which is my most loved show of all time! Thanks for all your work 😊. Gb!

[@outdoortv7029]

This "avatar" is my deceased husband whose account this is; I just want you to know who this is coming from. You are explaining things so accurately that I need to go and find out where you studied Hebrew. The Chosen has been criticized for being inaccurate or even false teaching, but the problem is that so many of us don't really understand Jewish teaching and traditions. Thank you for explaining so many things that we might overlook because we have heard them over and over without delving into the scripture Jesus is quoting. These things deserve an entire bible study....and by the way I agree that a bible study should be a back-and-forth discussion so that everyone can understand. Thank you for your wisdom.

[@USARenee4Jesus]

I watched testament wow it was good I can't wait to see more of them. Thank you for your interpretation of the chosen and a lot of other Bible stuff learning the Hebrew part and being able to understand the context when it was written as well as understanding and praying about it really does help a lot thank you for your help

[@Teresadavila33]

Thank you Brandon. I love your heart felt explanations and especially how much we are loved by Jesus in His Human and Divine natures. God bless you and your ministry .♥️🙏from Perth, Western Australia🇭🇲

[@paulsmith5469]

The spark that will remind me was this video thank you! And now I have ordered three mezuzah from Amazon...one for my doorway and two to give to brothers

[@melvindias1249]

Rigorous research indeed. Thus The Lord had truly said that in the end of times people's knowledge will increase. Very true.

[@michaelivesinallus]

I'm not Jewish, I'm a Christian but I truly wouldn't mind having the Mesuza (sp) on my door post, and doing some of the Jewish traditions that keep God's words in my lips, more rituals that can still be applied that don't erase what laws Jesus came not to break but to relax a little. I love learning from you Brandon. Do you have a ministry as well where ppl come to you for teaching? Your really awesome at helping me understand what I never did. Can I download load all these teachings for reference again, if so how do I find #1 and download them all I will make a donation to your ministry as you've worked hard . I paid some of chosen thru but I am disabled on fixed income, I feel I've done nothing for God since becoming disabled. God helps me thru THE CHOSEN and You, BRANDON. My prayers are with you and THE CHOSEN WORLD WIDE FAMILY. Amen🙏👏♥️🇺🇸😊

[@zyzzyz7035]

The man that said he wanted to first go bury his father doesn't necessarily mean his father was already dead. Could be saying, I'll follow you after my father dies. Putting his family first.

[@marvinthemartian6788]

It blew me away when you said the mazuzah contained that passage from Deuteronomy. My life verse aligns with that- Joshua 22:5. From an nt perspective that might be an odd life verse, for me it’s perfect

[@cynthiagaccione3342]

Beautifully explained and thank you for highlighting the importance of the Old Testament in our understanding the Bible. The New Testament is concealed in the Old and the Old Testament is revealed in the New! God bless you.

[@matheusferreirabarbosa6101]

An interesting part in the show that I believe not many noticed. Jesus seemed in the whole episode to be “not aware” of what’s about to happen, He gets the scroll and before he starts reading he looks up suddenly like if the Father was calling him. Then he shakes his head “yes, understood” and then he reads but stops before the day of vengeance. This happens again in the end of the episode, He looks up again and smiles. Awesome episode. Go back and watch it again folks.

[@pattiearehart118]

Your teachings and explanations are making it possible for me to understand scripture which I find so confusing.

[@joshuazsmith25]

I really appreciated this episode and this commentary. You see, I didn't know about the burial process so this information was helpful. Right? You see, it brought more understanding to the passage in Luke.

[@timkearns2748]

As Catholics, before the reading of the Gospel we bless or head, mouth and heart for that exactly.

[@russellbateman3392]

In my observation, our friends and Chosen characters have been touching/kissing mezuzahs consistently since the beginning of Season One. (Thanks, by the way, for bringing all this stuff in depth to our attention.)

[@ajessm]

Have just finished listening to/ reading the Bible In A Year podcast. It has been a fantastic and inspiring journey. Now when I hear the many references to the Old Testament in the New Testament and vice versa, I have a much better understanding of what's going on and the significance of the references. It's exhilarating and so worthwhile. I plan on repeating this reading starting Jan 1. 2023. Your videos are also inspiring Brandon. Thanks for posting them.

[@staceystitches]

I’m just finishing up Tara Le Cobble’s Bible Recap. It’s been so amazing! She has really helped me understand The Bible. Especially the Old Testament parts of which can be painful to try to read. I can now say that I’ve read through the entire Bible now for the first time after being a Christian for 40 years!

[@jillyoung3337]

Thank you, you answered a question I've been wondering for a long time, Amen

[@lampsaltlight]

As a gentile believer, I love the idea of having the privilege and opportunity to take part of those beautiful traditions of the people of God. I do not consider them as “legalistic” whatsoever. On the contrary it would help me feel part of the family☺️. Thank you brother Brandon. Great explanation and insight, as always.

[@zenart7]

You can experience these beautiful traditions at your local messianic synagogue

[@kalenkerby7445]

As a believer, you are no longer a gentile. The court of the temple was given to the gentiles. They didnt have access to the temple because salvation was of the jew. But the moment you believe and are baptized with the Holy Ghost, you are no longer a gentile but made a jew. And have access to the holiest of holies. Even though you are gentile by birth, you've been made a jew by adoption. But I understand what you were saying. Its Beautiful

[@staceystitches]

I’m a Christian and my Sunday School class learned about the Shema this year and then we made our own Mazzuzah’s. I’m planning to put mine up in my new house.

[@siengthatep5278]

@@kalenkerby7445 Yes, we have been engrafted into the Root of Jesse. We have been made coheirs with Israel. We are no longer orphans. We are sons and daughters, Kings and Priests, of the Living Yah.

[@davegink9222]

That’s wonderful. As long as you don’t feel it’s mandatory, or that other people should be doing it. Then, by all means.

[@victoriakingeter4302]

I did the same thing that the Jews were instructed to do, the writing on doorposts. I wrote verses on pieces of paper and taped them next to or on almost every door jamb in my house. It is a great way to memorize Scripture!

[@Zacchaeus_Israel]

The Jews weren't instructed to do so... The Judeans were. The Jews are not Judean.. they are not even a Semitic people.

[@victoriakingeter4302]

@@Zacchaeus_Israel From my research, Jews are Judeans. It is just another name for the group of people from the area of Judah (the southern kingdom of Israel). They are from the line of Abraham, Issac and Jacob. In the New Testament the Judeans are called Jews. Even in the book of Esther, Mordechai was called a Jew. The Semitic peoples are the people descended from Abraham's family. I do believe a good many Jews nowadays can trace their roots to Abraham.

[@Zacchaeus_Israel]

@@victoriakingeter4302 Hi.. well I believe you need to do more research.. I can send you some links that can put you on the right path. Yes Biblically the lineage is correct except the language isn't. They weren't Jews they were JUDS... I know because I am a decendant of them as well as anyone's Ancestors who was enslaved in America that are of Negro decent. They asked the Messiah who he was and he told them ... he was the King of the Judeans not the Jewdeans they were of Negro decent not of Caucasian as was the Messiah. Run a study and take your Jewish friends and take any Yashar'el.. excuse me "Black" or "African American" (according to our programming) off any street town or city in the U.S.A and give them DNA tests and see who leads back to where... there you will find your TRUE answer of who is Shemitic.. oh I mean Semitic according to how we were programmed to believe. Would you believe we were even programmed to believe we were African!

[@victoriakingeter4302]

@@Zacchaeus_Israel I agree that Jesus was not white. He is of Middle Eastern descent since the entirety of the Israelite people were descendants of Abraham who himself was from the area of Mesopotamia (Modern day Iraq). Do you believe that He is of African descent or dark skinned?

[@victoriakingeter4302]

@@Zacchaeus_Israel From my research Semetic is just a group of languages that include the Hebrew language based off the name of Shem. There are no Semetic people groups. Excuse my earlier error.

[@cherylweso]

🙏 thank you. In Bible Study fellowship we just went over the Old Testament of the Two gentiles Jesus referred to in this scene. Totally did not remember that they were told by Jesus in Nazareth ! Going back to my Bible study now,,,,,

[@iEuno1]

That depends. 1. Practice improves memory. 2. Communication limitations. 3. Cognitive systems. 4. Not for abuse. 5. It can also be used to detect abuse those systems are aware of, as methods of spiritual warfare.

[@kevin-2.1]

Great video, so his father was in the tomb? That interesting, and the way they kiss their fingers before touching the door. Great job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@debifambro1039]

I learn new things each time you upload your teaching. Thank you so much. 💓

[@walterwa256]

Can’t wait to watch the testament. Where do we find it? God’s word on our minds and lips everyday. Wow- hearing the fact that Jesus was a man like me is so encouraging . That he understands what I am going through

[@shybilly3072]

It is never mentioned anything about Joseph in the word of God, and when Jesus asked that guy to come and follow me, the man said I have to go bury my father and Jesus said , let the dead bury the dead ....

[@philr3381]

Wow, your explanations of show events have been an eye opener. Thank you!

[@Shari_A._]

Thank you. I was wondering about the chair. Also, love the shirt!!!

[@PirateChiefPC1]

No-one in our time knows the real anything about the thinking of ancient peoples.

[@sydwee915]

You helped me understand this episode a whole lot more.

[@vdy9]

We Catholics similarly also kiss the Bible or a picture or image of Jesus. It is similar concept.

[@cathyreid4392]

Love your commentary regarding the Mezzuzah. I'm a Gentle, but I celebrate the real Sabbath, and I do have a Mezzuzah on my doorpost.

[@themistocles4683]

Brandon, you are the right person to explain the Jewish traditions covered in each "The Chosen" episode. May I wish you Happy Rosh Hashanah, akin to our Happy New Year, though the cycles might be different between the two? Thank you for enlightening us.

[@johnholder4208]

Rosh Hashanah isn't our new year, Nissan 1 is.

[@timothyjarrett1960]

bro, when you mentioned that he wasn’t simply pretending(also I’ve known that) but this was a fresh insight to that reality, that He bore our pain & so can ACTUALLY empathize with our pain & heartbreak BECAUSE Jesus REALLY underwent it himself

[@nancyselzer628]

You explain things really well, but I was disappointed that you didn't show scenes before you described them.

[@DaveOh643]

Dear Brandon, thank you so much for all your insightful nuggets that give Jesus's world so much more context! The part about the mule's bit and bridle is not specifically mentioned in this part of the Gospel narrative, but the writers of The Chosen decided to present it here. Neither you nor The Chosen has gone on to explain it more within this episode, so I guess it foreshadows something to come later on. The only passages in Scripture relating the mule in any similar context is Balaam beating his donkey to get it on the path he wanted, Proverbs 26:3, Psalm 32:9, and the donkey and its colt loosed for Jesus's entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, but none of these really fit. I can't wait to see it further explained later in the show and you expounding on it! God bless you!

[@scottross9872]

Don't forget that Jesus tells his disciples to go get a donkey and He rides on this donkey into Jerusalem where they people lay down palms and shout out Hosanna. This was to fulfill a prophesy in the Old Testament. I believe that He will hand the bridle over to his disciples to put it on this donkey,

[@dinastory6394]

I wonder if it was the bridle from when Mary (and Jesus) rode to Bethlehem?

[@HappyPenguin75034]

Let’s just guess and make up things - so we can be closer to Jesus. Ouch. Now the series foreshadows. I mean just read the Bible. How much do you read daily. Tell me your past 7 days Bible reading and personal study and how you do it?

[@DaveOh643]

@@HappyPenguin75034 Every. Single. Day. God bless you and Happy New Year.

[@ScootyB525]

@12:38 - You cannot understand the Son, without knowing the Father. Thank you, Brandon, another excellent work.

[@micheleceleste6959]

Ironically, I've been quite familiar with the O T references Jesus cited, but I never realized Namaan (sp?) and the widow were not Jews! Thank you for the valuable insight!!

[@333grace]

Thank you for your insights and additional information. Helping many to understand some of the Jewish traditions in a deeper way will only enhance their understanding of God's word. Very useful. Though we don't know when Joseph died the facts aroumd the burial tomb and ossuary are good to know. I think TC used the tomb just for illustration rather than a time peace that it was recent. However, if you have information regarding the timing of Joseph's death I would truly like to hear. Thank you.

[@patriciajrs46]

I didn't notice the chair. The screen was too dark. I am not sure of what I was supposed to be seeing. I felt that it was truly significant that Jesus told the man the dead had no need of his ministry. He truly wanted this man to come with Him and leave the dead to take care of himself. If I am wrong please correct me.

[@patriciajrs46]

For I am with you always. Go forth and be not afraid, for I am with you always. Aldo the 23rd Psalm.

[@ericfoster1630]

Hi Brandon:) Thank you for your videos. I'm continually surprised by your knowledge of ancient Jewish culture and it's impact on scriptural interpretation. Learning about ancient burial customs and how they affect interpretation of the Luke 9:59 passage was really especially eye-opening in this episode. I'm always looking for good information that will educate me on ancient Jewish culture to enhance biblical interpretion. With that in mind, are there any Jewish historical books or other materials you could recommend that would be particularly beneficial for scriptural applications? Thanks again! God bless:)

[@jd___art]

Beautifully explained

[@mstina7346]

Thanks a lot for explaining this. It never made sense to me why they got so angry with Jesus. 👍👍💖🙏

[@bonniejeancampbell3851]

Even the people who had known about the Miracle of changing water and the wine did not stand up for Jesus

[@doyline45]

1 Peter 1:21 KJV [21] Who by him do believe in God, that raised him up from the dead, and gave him glory; that your faith and hope might be in God. (By him, Jesus Christ we believe in God)

[@samparks1141]

Praise Yeshu

[@lulusanchez483]

My dear brother Angel studios owner is the Mormon's I was following you because you have such of good teachings . I hope you didn't compromise your faith by being part of this promotional. Thank you and God bless you 🙌

[@eq1373]

SO....WHAT???

[@gloria4506]

I think the best way to have God’s word at your lips is to read the Bible from cover to cover. That gets it all into your heart and the Holy Spirit can bring to your mind what you need when you need it. Then memorize verses and say some verses every day. I’ve seen incredible instant changes saying verses especially aloud. It’s like heaven surrounding you and instantly reversing anything negative. But the mezuzah is good for busy lives as a reminder.

[@lhoegsberg]

Thank you for all your insight into this episode, Brandon. I learned so much and understand a lot more.

[@Jarrodjohn2007]

Brandon, I really get a lot out of each video you put out. Thank you so much.

[@indayoung4569]

Thank you so much for explaining and make it easier to understand but I did not understand why the meaning about the mule pit

[@zippydo2678]

How can you tell what’s going on in these scenes? It is SO dark I can’t make it out. Must be the ‘in’ thing to make it completely dark now. And Mary comes to see Luke who looks like he was writing. How is that possible when it is so dark? Please make the series with enough light to at least see it!

[@LyndaStrutt]

New studio is Come and See, isn't it?

[@dellawarren2362]

Hello Brandon watching again 😊

[@zeldamee8216]

I enjoyed this explanation very much. Thank you Pastor 🙏

[@mariemcclure151]

Thank you Brandon for explaining this video so well. It makes you feel like you were there.

[@S-SpiritDreamz]

Thank you Brandon. I have been struggling the past day or two and your words have brought me back to what I need the most in my life. May God bless you and all around you.

[@karenperryunraveled]

Hey Brandon- great listening to you- your teaching and explanations are very refreshing and full of life in Gods word. I have a thought for you- regarding the Mazuza- and Gods word- as I was listening to your explanation as it being a reminder for us to read Gods word etc- I believe Jesus wants us to know it is now Gods Word is literally in us- through Holy Spirit- from the moment we say Yes- to Jesus- because John 1 says - He IS THE WORD- and the Word became flesh- but was/is first Spirit- so with Jesus alive in us- The Word is alive in us- because it came to give me life and abide in me! We are to read the written word- to grow and edify- but- in contrast to the OT- and this subject- all that was before was a shadow of what was to come- what was on the outside for them- is now on the inside of us- Holy Spirit- Gods word= Jesus. So it’s not about me “trying” to be or do- but instead learning to “live from what is already done- and inside of me”- Be blessed! You are a very intelligent/ educational man if God! Thank you!

[@JohnFoley7727gmail]

Hello how are you doing today?