The HIDDEN MEANING of the BRIDLE in The Chosen Season 4 Episode 8

[@debishaw9355]

I cried at this finale. I just sobbed. I think about how Jesus will suffer for my sins. I love my Lord! But I certainly can be such a mess. Thank you Brandon for explaining this episode so well

[@khatack]

Wrong time tense. You're two thousand years late to be able to speak about that event in the future you know ;)

[@rhondareneelawrencemorales4384]

Me too😢

[@debishaw9355]

@@khatack , I realized it after I read it again! It’s been done. But I think my mind was going to the next season and how I’ll watch him dying for our sins. Always hard to realize what God did for us.

[@debishaw9355]

@@rhondareneelawrencemorales4384 , I guess we are all a mess! ❤️

[@007guesswhat]

I did too. I cried out and told Jesus I’m sorry He had to die for my sins.

[@deb9806]

I loved how Mary holds hands with Jesus and stands by her son. She knew early on about the "piercing of the heart" and as time went on, what his path would be.

[@cynthiarosiek4098]

I am always astounded at the strength and faith of Mary.

[@deb9806]

@@cynthiarosiek4098 me too. How awful to see and know and you can't help. What did she pray? She knew it couldn't stop, but was it just for strength? But then I think of her joy to see him visit her after he arose. We don't need to read it, we know he did

[@donnamcfarland6055]

Hallelujah! Thanks for sharing! I'm so sad to get to the last episode! Each episode makes me run to my Bible. The stories really come alive after watching the dramas.

[@karenreynolds349]

I am a Theological/ Biblical Scholar and I so enjoy your insights!!!!

[@Eiimcty]

That’s cool that’s my dream job! 😊

[@darlahoward1472]

Pride much?

[@oliveeisner8964]

Are you aware of the history of the Scofield study Bible and who/why funded it. It transformed how Christianity was taught in the west from pulpits to even current day seminaries. It's incredible. But you must be brave to face the truth.

[@uteme]

Praying for the intentions, needs & blessings of all here. Peace be with you. ♡

[@saraforhan6442]

Lord, may it be Your Will to show that liars are meddling in the comments of all Christian content with lies of fortune and wealth. That these liars stop impersonating people. Please find something better to do. Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

[@alvinaawong357]

Thank you, Brandon, for your breakdown and specific highlights of history and scripture ❤ Shalom Shalom 🙌🕊🔥🤗

[@amandapayton5214]

Thank you for the wonderful and knowledgeable explanations ❤may God continue to bless you 🙏

[@MaryEss-lm4gf]

Thank you. You explain so well.

[@deeann9091]

Thank You, Brandon, for your historical and cultural explanations!

[@alphadog3384]

I had read that today July 1st, is Johnathan Roumie birthday. Its cake day🎂🎁

[@stampinggrannieboyd9170]

Brandon, your insights into The Chosen and how it ties into the Bible is great, my small faith group is studying Kings and this was helpful.

[@fargomonkey5133]

The thing that drives me crazy about this show is, one moment they show something in a way that really makes what happened come alive in a fresh way, but then they spend an inordinate amount of time setting up a reveal of a fictional bridle (Scripture doesn't mention any such thing), while missing the HUGE reveal that the Holy Spirit placed within Scripture, with Mary and the alabaster box. They showed her pouring out the spikenard, but that COMPLETELY misses the entire point of what she actually did, and it ruins a "type" of Messiah that the Holy Spirit hid within the details for us to find. The box was Mary's representation of Jesus' body, BROKEN for us, which is why Mary BROKE the box. In breaking the box all the oil came out in a way she could not control, and the odor of the oil changed EVERYTHING in that room. It is similar to when Gideon's army surrounded the Midianites with jars of clay, which had a burning torch inside, in one arm, and a shofar in the other, and then they BROKE the jars allowing the light to shine in the darkness. The story of Gideon's army and the story of Mary's alabaster box are the same story, because they are both representative "types", of the Messiah that the Holy Spirit had intentionally placed within Scripture, which are pointing to Jesus death on the cross for us. That is proven by the fact that Jesus said that what Mary did was anointing His body for burial...which of course means obviously that she KNEW Jesus had to be and was about to be killed, she understood His body had to be broken for us, and her way of showing Jesus that she understood what He had to do, was breaking her box, filled with precious oil, while weeping and washing his feet with her hair, which according to scriptures, is the glory of a woman. I could preach many sermons on what she did, in fact Jesus COMMANDED US that wherever the Gospel is preached, we also speak of what she did, but the whole message is wrecked by them failing to show her BREAKING the box. It's extremely important! I'm not trying to be hyperbolic, but Moses was kept out of the promised land for ruining what the Lord intended to be a "type" of Christ, when he, in his anger, struck the rock (Christ is the Rock), when he was supposed to speak to it, because it had already been struck once. It's a pretty big deal to incorrectly represent a type of Christ. I'm not making any judgements here, we are all imperfect humans, who get things wrong, and I really do love many, in fact most of the things the Chosen has done, even when they take artistic license usually it's a reasonable choice, but not having Mary break the box was a very, VERY big faux pas. Still I celebrate what the show has done right, and the people that the show has brought to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, and I am thankful the show exists...I just wish they were a bit more careful sometimes in their handling of Scripture. Every detail in Scripture is there by the design of the Holy Spirit! Every single detail! And every single detail holds immeasurable importance.

[@melgreen5112]

Beautifully Explained

[@deeann9091]

Agree!

[@vbetta8979]

Loved reading what you wrote. I believe she did break the vessel in the show though,that is why Martha gasped. To get a little out you would use the hole at the top as the vendor demonstrated. Mary broke the sealed top right off exposing the entire contents to air. It might look different than what you were picturing but I don't think it contradicts your teaching. Very good insight.

[@musclechic2001]

Agree 100% though I do see the fictional bridle as an acknowledgement in the story that this item passed down from King David showed Jesus' kingly lineage back to King David, hand to hand down through his adopted father Joseph. There is also his DNA lineage from his mother Mary back to King David through David's son Nathan (King Solomons brother). But Jesus will ride into Jerusalem on a donkey as a King. So I understand the bridle to be an unspoken story telling device.

[@fargomonkey5133]

@@musclechic2001I agree with that. I like the emphasis on the fact that Jesus was of the line of David, and using the fictional bridle was a fine way to show it... It's just not scriptural is my problem with it, that and the fact that, there are SO MANY details within Scripture that they could have used instead to show Jesus' lineage as coming from the root of Jesse, from the tribe of Judah. Scripture is full of really cool things that could have been used to show Jesus is "THE BRANCH". A device didn't have to be invented to show His lineage, but as far as invented devices go, the bridle was kind of a cool way to honor Jesus adopted father Joseph. I get what they were doing, it was artistic license, I just think that wherever you deviate from Scripture, you run the risk of adding to, or taking away from it, and that's just not something I would dare do myself, it's just not a risk I would feel comfortable taking.

[@kathleenchristianson7857]

You are an awesome story teller. I love your interpretations of the Bible and the Chosen

[@adrianadiaz5945]

Hello, I’ve been watching your show for a couple of weeks love it, something’s on the Chosen some parts I don’t understand, but with you makes it easier to understand and I thank you.

[@bon47ful]

We love your scholarship and fervor, Brandon. Thank you❣️

[@cynthiasullivan6426]

Thank you Brandon for such insight and I can’t wait so I’m going to continue to read my Bible

[@BetsAnderson]

Thank you for sharing and teaching us. May God bless you indeed! Love from South Africa xoxo

[@AraceliBasilio-se6xx]

Thank you so much sir for the vivid explanation. More power to you!

[@Lorn1971crushedBUTNOTdestroyed]

1 Peter 1:15-16 (15)But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation;(16) Because it is written, be ye holy; for I am holy (KJV)

[@stanleystone8636]

Brilliant explanations of all the episodes You make it easy to understand Wish i had known this years ago

[@lorigearhardt2371]

Oh gosh, me too!

[@charlene1777]

Gosh this was good! Thank you so much for explaining the meaning of the bridle.

[@lauriekurad]

I just had to tell you, Brandon...I just watched q 'Short', where Gaius asks Jesus to heal his son...it was the way he was told Jesus that He wouldn't have to go, because, 'he Knows it'...he knows that Jesus can do anything. I was thinking while I watched, that thos, and the scene where Gaius holds his arms out to Jesus, who falls gently into them, and then holds Him tight, as he also cups Jesus' head in his hand. This just wrecked me. There are other's, but the way Gaius says 'he knows', just absolutely...was 'real'. I don't think I have ever seen an actor looking, as well as speaking, with the conviction he showed . Sorry, I've heen alone sick for awhile, and you popped into my head... So I thank you... And GOD Bless you 🌹

[@mycatsnameiskaren8253]

This scene took my breath away. ❤

[@Teresadavila33]

You're never alone..Jesus is with you always, especially when you are in pain & feeling lonely. He knows you & loves you. Rest in His Love. God bless.❤🙏 maria, australia

[@lauriekurad]

​@@Teresadavila33 .....I should have been clearer. Sometimes people need physical people to actually see and hug. Believe me...I'm always aware that Jesus is with me. I have heard Him speaking to me, with me, since my first NDE in 2008 and spoke with me the entire time. HE knows that sometimes we need the Physical...He even said it Himself. Thank you though, for your love and support, and GOD Bless you 💜

[@Teresadavila33]

@@lauriekurad its a blessing that you experience all these. God bless

[@rhondamckinley4373]

Thank you!

[@rrosedame-martin290]

Love your teaching

[@MarcWilliams-v9w]

Another fine commentary from Brandon. I am currently reading a lengthy summary of the Old Testament, particularly of Solomon and the kings after him, which included idolatry.

[@Malugal2332]

Thank you Brandon.

[@marie-christinelambert5228]

GREAT EXPLANATION THANKS

[@jharder2094]

Thank you thank you thank you for enriching my experiece of these videos, I would miss mosy of the stuff you are filling in.

[@TCREGAN1]

I applaud All of you! Your skills/ acting are Superb! I just wish we didn't have to wait so long for the next Season~It's grueling! 🥰

[@deborahkogan8742]

Thank you so much for your analysis.

[@mrmacmacaroni]

Anyone else screaming at the screen “Shmu-ELLE!!” 😭😭😭

[@darlenekaraffa8042]

EVERY SINGLE TIME!! 😆🤣

[@deannekaye]

So good how you brought in the connection of actions between David, Solomon and Jesus.🙂

[@d.g.rohrig4063]

Thank you Brother.

[@LyricandLetterLLC]

Amazing!!! Thank you for explaining this!

[@teresaschardt7864]

Thank you, Brandon.

[@kristiebratton1556]

Wow! The Lord has truly blessed you with the gift of knowledge and wisdom. Thank you Brandon for your insight!

[@maureenmigliorati3582]

Thanks Brandon great content as always

[@rampartranger7749]

Did not understand why Pilate is depicted as finding the sacrifice of Passover Lamb an unsettling and distasteful action. In Greco-Roman religion and culture, blood sacrifice to there gods was an extremely common practice, occurring more often than Jewish culture, so why does Pilate act like it’s a new bizarre idea to him? It is interesting how very common animal sacrifice was in ancient times, ancient religion was a bloody mess, not only in the Middle East, but blood sacrifice was common in Europe and Africa, in Asia, in North and South America… sonetimes extending to mass human sacrifice. Did they understand something we moderns do not?

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurprise]

I agree

[@heidihomze8032]

No, they were absolutely off track with these primitive ideas

[@Runningtaco]

Probably a passed down corruption of God's command to Adam and Eve of sacrifice to cover sin

[@CrixusHeart]

​@@heidihomze8032 I think you missed what the original commenter was asking. He obviously knows they "were off track". He's asking if the show got the Romans' reaction to the blood sacrifice wrong historically.

[@heidihomze8032]

@@CrixusHeartI may have misunderstood the end of their comment ✌️ It’s a good point about the Roman reaction, not sure what I was thinking lol

[@hazelmaylebrun6243]

That was a great exposition about the bridle and the continuation of the lineage of David... the true son of David who will sit on the t hrone foriever. It's interesting that Solomon's great wisdom was not as effective at keeping Israel faithful to God as his father, imperfect as he was, having passion and love for God and not just knowledge about him. David made big mistakes and did some big sins, but he had a real relationshiop with God and repented for real when his sins and mistakes were shown to him. Solomon didn't seem to have that. I did know that the story with Mary and the alabastar jar was not precisely the scripture version and I imay have changed that, but it wasn't a big enough diversion for me to be upset about it. what they did get right in that regard was Mary realizing who Jesus is and going all in to show her worship and love for him regardless of the humiliation, and Jesus being moved by it. I thought that part was so well done, and in the scriptures, I thought it occurred at Simon the Pharisee's house, not Lazarus' house, but again, it's not a big enough detail to make me upset. I just took note of it.

[@oliveeisner8964]

For non-Christian's benefit it would be helpful to include disclaimers. I guess that Dallas guy explains the discrepancies sometimes but some people might not want to listen to him talk on and on. It matters if things are Biblically accurate or not. It's hard enough knowing that Dallas's dad wrote those fairy tale books about the rapture etc which are offensive to orthodox believers. If they're creating pure fiction for entertainment then it should be more clear imo.

[@nancynekoranec7674]

Great episode! Pssst. . .yes, I read ahead. 😉❤️

[@m.m.e.studio3109]

Thank you ❤😊

[@spacesciencelab]

I had hopes for S'hmuel but was shocked when he reacted the way he did. It would be good if you could make an episode regarding what God's kingdom will be like since so far I somewhat understand it to be where people will not have status. I recently watched a scene in Dark Mirror that captured the status reality of our world to t. I recall at school when a child the status like nature of it all where people were split into permament groups I observed where the smarter ones were amongst each other. It was depressing. God's Kingdom gives great hope.

[@marisoldiaz8074]

Thanks so much Brandon, very well explained the Roman Empire occupation over Israel, it's was so sad, and the Jews kept their faith and values. I'm sad that only few believed in Jeshua as the mesiah❤

[@2kostasd]

Thanks for this video - it was great. It also reminded me that I need to read the Apocrypha.

[@mikecastelluccio7072]

If the history of Maccabees is so important, then why are the two books in some Bibles, and not in others?

[@bassmanjr100]

A book can be important without it being scripture. Simple.

[@doctorcane]

Protestants rejected anything other than the Hebrew books. If you recall since villages were Torah only, some Torah + prophets. There was big disagreement among the Israeli populations about what was legit and what wasn’t. The greek hebrews used a septuagint version which was more accepted in European Jews. Protestants call you a heretic if you use it at all. Well, uninformed ones do.

[@teresad7102]

They were all there for 1500 years until Martin Luther removed them. There is an excellent book called “Where We Got the Bible” that will amaze you.

[@sarahclanton3113]

You said the video was going to be about explaining the bridle and then didn't explain it at all, It was all about something else.

[@busters1978fxs]

And the bridle??? Good video but what about the bridle

[@jarmilakavanova5137]

It’s all about the bridle! The meaning what the bridle is!

[@CRN2412]

Thank you Brandon, I love how you explain this.❤

[@bayareabeardco]

Not that it's a major issue within the Gospel but I would like to point out that the Mishnah Bava Batra 5:3 points out that it WAS Jewish law/tradition for a mother donkey to be sold along with its young. They were seen as a cohesive unit. I think Zechariah and the account in Matthew are correct in saying two donkeys.

[@fargomonkey5133]

@@bayareabeardco I agree. Matthew 22:2 clearly says that the disciples would find a donkey and her foal, and for them to untie THEM and bring THEM to Jesus. When you put the three different descriptions found in the gospels together, it becomes clear that both animals were being used, Jesus rode the foal which had never been ridden before, while the other was likely being used for clothing and such. You're right.

[@HarperFranklin]

Congrats on 300k :)

[@leemorris2633]

Thanks

[@BrandonRobbinsMinistry]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@RobertFrech]

Thank you for that

[@Savedbyhisname]

Brandon, you said the oil was "Nard". Historically, the name nard referred to essential oils derived from other species including the closely related valerian genus, as well as Spanish lavender; these cheaper, more common plants have been used in perfume-making, and sometimes to adulterate true spikenard.

[@Anth1963]

For your personal edification; Leaf springs on carts wern't invented till the mid 17th century. Your welcome.

[@christineblaszczyk1602]

Yes I caught it. From King David to Daniel to Jesus.

[@Ingrid-fh3qu]

Jesus genealogy goes back to both Salomon and Nathan, sons of King David and Batsheba. Daniel in the show was Abigal's son.

[@IBenZik]

Fantastic analysis.

[@sonyapaquette1026]

Thank you

[@davidyerkey7425]

But how did Joseph obtain the bridal to pass along to Jesus?

[@amandapayton5214]

Joseph comes from the line of David, it was passed down many generations. The show showed Joseph telling Jesus about the special bridal ❤

[@davidyerkey7425]

@amandapayton5214 thx, going to have to go back and watch that episode again. 🙏

[@amandapayton5214]

@davidyerkey7425 it's a beautiful episode! It made me cry it was so touching! Joseph was teaching Jesus how to be a carpenter and then showed him the bridal. Jesus came through the line of Judah and David, Mary was specially chosen as well. Many are called, few are chosen that hear the call! We must all encourage others and bring the sheep together to Lord Jesus, the time is nigh! May God continue to bless you with knowledge through your spiritual path of this journey until He comes to gather his church! Stand strong in faith brothers and sisters! Much love to all of you🫶🙏

[@maureengibbons9472]

​@@amandapayton5214 yes Jesus comes from the line of David, but I think that the bridle is a Hollywood part added in ,there's nowhere in scripture mentioning a bridle

[@josyanekonan6921]

Hollywood? The Chosen has nothing to do with Hollywoood that's why we love it so much 😊

[@kannankrew]

I love your explanations

[@Jan-wd1is]

I thought the woman with the costly oil that anointed Jesus' feet was a sinner with much to forgive. Were there 2 women who did this? I'm confused!

[@zachbollman]

Different women on separate, but similar occasions. :)

[@lw6587]

John 12 explains this line of the story. The other Gospels have another narrative

[@deb9806]

Matthew and John and Luke, Mark, have different versions of the same story I am thinking, but time and verbal history changes a bit. I don't think 2 women did the same thing, it would seem odd and take away from each other. MARK While Jesus[a] was in Bethany sitting at the table in the home of Simon the leper, a woman arrived inn alabaster jar of very expensive perfume made from pure nard. She broke open the jar and poured the perfume on his head. 4 Irritated, some who were there asked one another, “Why was the perfume wasted like this? 5 This erfume could have been sold for more than 300 denarii[b] and the money[c] given to the destitute.” So they got extremely angry with her. JOHN Six days before the Passover, Jesus arrived in Bethany, where Lazarus lived,[a] the man whom Jesus had raised from the dead. 2 There they gave a dinner for him. Martha served, and Lazarus was one of those at the table with him. 3 Mary took a litron[b] of very expensive perfume made of pure nard and anointed Jesus’ feet. She wiped his feet with her hair, and the house became filled with the fragrance of the perfume. MATTHEW Jesus Anointed at Bethany Now when Jesus was at Bethany in the house of Simon the leper,1 7 a woman came up to him with an alabaster flask of very expensive ointment, and she poured it on his head as he reclined at table. 8 And when the disciples saw it, they were indignant, saying, “Why this waste? 9 For this could have been sold for a large sum and xgiven to the poor.” 10 But Jesus, aware of this, said to them, “Why do you trouble the woman? For she has done a beautiful thing to me. 11 For you always have the poor with you, but you will not always have me. 12 In pouring this ointment on my body, she has done it to prepare me for burial. 13 Truly, I say to you, wherever this gospel is proclaimed in the whole world, what she has done will also be told in memory of her.” LUKE 7:36-50 A Sinful Woman Forgiven 36 uOne of the Pharisees asked him to eat with him, and he went into the Pharisee’s house and reclined at table. 37 vAnd behold, a woman of the city, who was a sinner, when she learned that he was reclining at table in the Pharisee’s house, brought an alabaster flask of ointment, 38 and standing behind him at his feet, weeping, she began to wet his feet with her tears and wwiped them with the hair of her head and kissed his feet and anointed them with the ointment. 39 Now when the Pharisee who had invited him saw this, he said to himself, “If xthis man were ya prophet, he zwould have known who and what sort of woman this is who is touching him, for she is a sinner.” 40 And Jesus answering said to him, “Simon, I have something to say to you.” And he answered, “Say it, Teacher.” 41 “A certain moneylender had two debtors. One owed five hundred adenarii, and the other fifty. 42 When they could not pay, he cancelled the debt of both. Now which of them will love him more?” 43 Simon answered, “The one, I suppose, for whom he cancelled the larger debt.” And he said to him, “You have judged rightly.” 44 Then turning toward the woman he said to Simon, “Do you see this woman? I entered your house; you gave me no water for my feet, but she has wet my feet with her tears and wiped them with her hair. 45 You gave me no kiss, but from the time I came in she has not ceased to gkiss my feet. 46 You did not anoint my head with oil, but she has anointed my feet with ointment. 47 Therefore I tell you, her sins, which are many, are forgiven-for she loved much. But he who is forgiven little, loves little.” 48 And he said to her, j“Your sins are forgiven.” 49 Then those who were at table with him began to say among1 themselves, k“Who is this, who even forgives sins?” 50 And he said to the woman, l“Your faith has saved you; go in peace.”

[@zachbollman]

Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 7, and John 12.

[@cherylreidhammer1919]

Listen again

[@CrixusHeart]

Is the bridle fictional? I don't recall it mentioned in Scripture. Either way, while I know both Mary and Joseph can trace their lineages back to David but how exactly did Joseph come into possession of the bridle?

[@annewiens1612]

I am puzzled and a little disappointed that the Bread of Life discourse (John 6) was shortened to only Peter responding Lord, to whom should we go? You have the words of everlasting life. What was he responding to?

[@charitysimon-peraboh5555]

Awesome ❤❤❤

[@Ingrid-fh3qu]

Can you please explain why the royal family scene shows King David, Abigail and Daniel instead of King David, Batsheba and their son who would be directly in line to the Jesus genealogy?

[@thomasodonnell9808]

Whats the hidden meaning of the Sunday Law?

[@myheartwalks]

Your explanation of where the bridle comes from is made clear at the beginning of episode 8. As the TRUE Son of David, it would seem that Mother Mary would be pleased or happy regarding the history of the bridle - its legacy. But from the time Jesus returns to Nazareth (S3 E3), it's clear the bridle carries an ominous meaning. I wouldn't think that Mary would know the extent of his passion the week prior to his death for her to hold such dread at the thought of Jesus taking the bridle. There's got to be more meaning behind it that the chosen is going to weave into the story.

[@stacimcgill793]

Brandon, thanks for the story of the Machabees. I am wondering why 1st and 2nd Machabees are not in my Bible but are in my Great Grandmother's Bible. Any ideas?

[@jilldowding-walker8066]

The books of Maccabees 1 and 2 are found in Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Bibles. Maccabees 3 is unrelated to the other three books, but it is included in Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Bibles and Eastern Orthodox and is considered deuterocanonical.

[@patriciajrs46]

We don't hear about the Maccabees in the Bible. They are left out of the canon. When this happens, how are we supposed to know and understand those things that took place?

[@fatimafurtado2250]

Solomon, son -of David, rode into Jerusalem on a donkey after his coronation, and was greeted by shouts of welcome from the people!

[@DMills-un1tl]

I don’t think I can watch The Chosen after this season. I’ve known the Bible stories all of my life, so it’s not like John’s death wasn’t expected, it’s just that it made it all so real. I can’t go through that with Jesus.

[@MarkGormanNOLA]

I truly appreciate your teachings which reveal the depth of research and study which goes into each of your videos. But I must admit that, although I am a pastor who has been in ministry for nearly 50 years, I got a bit lost with your explanation. The introductory remarks seemed to imply that the bridle was traced back to Jesus’ ancestors, and only when I re-watched it did I pick up on the subtle wording that said it was tied to a “symbolic” connection to His ancestors. When the video ended, I was disappointed because there wasn’t more of a connective explanation, between the function of the bridle and the story. I won’t go so far as to use the term “click bait” in regard to this video, but it did feel as if you used the audience’s curiosity about the bridle’s significance, in order to get people to click on your video. And it seemed to be a bit of a stretch to connect its significance in that way, since the graphic on the video link, and your introductory remarks seemed to imply that you were explaining the purpose of the bridle being part of the Chosen. When in reality, none of us yet know how the future storyline may explain the true purpose for Dallas Jenkins placing it here, if it goes beyond this episode. The accuracy of your research is not in question at all. I’m just disappointed, since there seemed to be a bit of a “promise” to learn the meaning behind the bridle being part of the series. And in reality, as we know, it wasn’t mentioned in scripture. That’s why I was so curious. But thank you for all you do to teach God’s people. And for the record, I do not take exception with anything you taught in this video. Excellent teaching.

[@jorinebustraan9659]

My thoughts exactly - I kept waiting for the promised clarification of the mystery ..... But I also agree that you're doing a great job explaining Biblical backgrounds and connections

[@bigdean309]

I wonder why they made the woman with the alabaster box the sister of Lazarus rather than the woman of ill repute. Also, it should have taken place in the home of the Pharisee.

[@geethamary6291]

Simple compare the depiction of this incident in all gospels. You will understand:)

[@japexican007]

@00:05:35 the quote says genesis 12:1-2 that’s not correct

[@rochelle2269]

Thanks for correcting his mistake 🙄 what would we do without ppl purposely looking for someone to make a mistake?

[@S4inc]

The washing of the feet ❤

[@loboxx337]

Donkeys are gentle animals don't need a bridle, I know, rode them as a kid. So what do you use? Just a laso/rope loop around the snout.

[@vonniemerriam974]

But none of this explains David's explanation to his son that this bridle has something to do with Passover as they are having Seder when he brings out the box. There is nothing Scripturally speaking about any bridle. As you say, it is the writers way to show Jesus is Ben Dovid, but it's just an artistic device.

[@MelvinWilliams-gl6wp]

Hello Brandon

[@loboxx337]

Bridles are never use on donkeys and doubt there were bridles during Jesus time or doubt Jesus would use one on a donkey.

[@lauriepolden6594]

I had thought it was the bridal that he led Mary into Jerusalem on the donkey with… where he was born in the manger

[@Rosiedelaroux]

Indeed - my tea pot is full of hidden meanings has well.

[@marygates8567]

I would argue that the meaning of the bridle was not hidden rather, it was revealed :)

[@querida1809]

Still, some people don't get it! Jesus came to restore humanity. We are still in a spiritual warfare battle. History is repeating itself. This is Soddom and Gammorah all over again!

[@RodMartinJr]

Maccabean Revolt was NOT "recent." And the episode made it quite clear that people were there for the Passover, but in greater numbers than usual BECAUSE of Jesus. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

[@nancyjanzen5676]

David's bridle?

[@lorigearhardt2371]

Okay, this bridle business? I recognize that Chosen is a TV series. The Bridle is a great plot device. However. Even taking good care in maintaining the bridle we are shown, over a 1000 year period, storing it in the wooden box - I do not think so. Papyrus, sored in clay jars in the Dead Sea caves, steady conditions, or that amazing basket the found is very different than leather. I had to snicker at the obviously latter day large snaffle bit. Because I am a horsewoman, and I have seen very old well-kept tack, I have seen how easily leather will dry out and become brittle, even with careful maintenance. That's my squick. OTH, God can do anything. After all, He protected the Shroud of Turin!

[@Lorn1971crushedBUTNOTdestroyed]

The "POWERFUL HOLY SPIRIT must live within our hearts, as a human beings so that you could be able to "sharply discerns" the "tricks and deciets" of satan's bad spirits. I sometime watched that "the chosen" but I felt and discern stranged. So stopped watching.

[@jimmathis4316]

I realize that The Chosen can’t cover everything that happened in the gospels, but I’m curious to know why they didn’t depict the transfiguration. I believe it’s covered in the synoptic gospels and is a documented episode in Jesus’ life that is very important. It would’ve made an interesting depiction inThe Chosen.

[@bobettepage4440]

It was King David’s bridal and has a Star of David in it. King David rode into Jerusalem with that bridal on his horse in the beginning of the episode. The people had palms in their hands and were singing and throwing their cloaks down before him to honor him as their King.

[@oliveeisner8964]

Did they even use a Star of David back in David's day? I thought it was modern day symbolism used to invent the flag of Israel. Whichever the case, it has occult origins.

[@bobettepage4440]

@@oliveeisner8964 actually they are finding the Star of David in the archeological dig. It was not a cult symbol, it was a sign of kingship.

[@oliveeisner8964]

@bobettepage4440 Whose digs, they gaslight us so easily by lying about digs, stealing what's important to humanity and lying about the rest. It's much older than any digs which are not that ancient. It's the occult triangle upside down & right-side up merged. Trans. Human. Israel is a fake country now. Once there was tribal warfare and its associated stories aka the Bible. It's rich history, but that symbol was dredged up to attach to modern day Isr for a reason.

[@wickednikki1987]

Herod was saying there’s so many Jews there because of Jesus and how normally a lot of them would make excuses not to come. But they all are there.

[@workinprogress-ye5or]

I loved the bridle story and mentioning Joseph. I'm sure Jesus spoke of him to his mom often. The part I feel silly about is the lamb anointing of feet. I assumed" it was from the Bible or Torah. It isn't. There is nothing in Jewish History about that before the New Testament. The other lamb customs are accurate. On some Jewish scholarly websites and "Ask the Rabbi" webpage there were Christians and one Jewish guy asking the Rabbi where that was. From the Chosen or just people mentioning it?? He said it is a myth and not written anywhere and a tie in Christians use to make Jesus the lamb. That is not needed, he was to us, but the feet vs lambs feet wasn't true. I don't think that poetic license should be done without a disclaimer. I live in an Orthodox neighborhood and worked 3 years at a JCC. I felt a little silly believing that on face value but it's on me for not checking as others did online. It would have been a nice extra tie in to Jesus but let it be written somewhere first.

[@ronaldrichardson2355]

All of the images and paintings that were displayed in churches today are of a guy by the name of Caesar ( or Cesare Borgia). In case you've never heard of this name before. Cesare Borgia was an Italian Mobster and Captain in the Papal Military during the 1500's. He was also the son of Pope Alexander VI, Rome. In an eeffort to keep black slaves oppressed so that could sustain their rulership in Rome, Pope Alexander VI hired Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo to paint all of the images of The Black Christ in Europe in the image of his son Cesare Borgia. Truth will set you free

[@karenhamrick5426]

Don't understand why Soloman was considered to be the wisest man that ever lived when he seemed to do so many things contrary to God's ways?

[@kimnash6653]

Can you do a video for those of us that haven't read the Bible, explaining what comes next? I know they said the crucifixion doesn't happen until season 6. Thank you for explaining things. 🙏🏼❤️

[@dominicpardo4783]

MYTH. LEGEND. FANTASY. FABLE. FOLKLORE.

[@donnal.oglesby4806]

I, like so many others that watched the last episode of season 4, teared up, as Jesus is looking at his mother Mary, and said it is time and I can no longer protect you from what is going to happen. Being his mother, and knowing what was going to happen to her only son, being of divinty and human flesh, and that the time has come where God in heaven said, his eartly son has had time to do what he was sent to do, and now time to..............just hurt...Question for you Brandon: Since Jesus Christ was one essence with the father during his creation and of Human flesh born of the Virgin Mary [ she and Joseph never married ] how then would Jesus have the ancestry of being the true son of David, since Joseph was not his earthly father? Since Joseph Never slept with Mary and his seed was never implanted, Jesus has no genealogocial line, thought Joseph., His ONLY physcal ancestry would of had to be traced going down The virgin Mary's line, and HER Line does NOT go ack to King David, as far as anyone knows, correct??

[@Kit-Ballou3664]

Our tradition teaches Joseph and Mary did marry certainly before their trip to Nazareth to be counted in the census. I'm curious what leaders are teaching they did not.

[@ShirleyAKalinosky-fm6pq]

​@@Kit-Ballou3664Jesus had human brothers ans sisters and they are mentioned by name.

[@jorinebustraan9659]

Joseph, in taking Mary into his house instead of having her stoned, thereby adopted the Son born from her and so gave Jesus not only his own name, but also bringing Jesus into his own ancestry. That's the way things went in those days

[@dagmarcamargo393]

What happened to the fake donkey?

[@nancyarchibald9095]

The Bridle...???

[@kennethdoughty644]

Once again a bridle has That much significance??? I knew when it first appeared where it would end up. . Your talk explains very little. . "Bible Soap Opera"

[@BeeksCreations]

The Bridal belonged to King David. He entered Jerusalem in the same manner as King David except he came in humble and on a mule