"Jesus wept." Why?

[@anahewett9338]

The Lord Jesus was weeping because He knew we we would be weeping in life for so many things. HE UNDERSTANDS our sadness 😢. I I'm holding to HIS garment❤

[@rebeccaolmedo3999]

I agree. I think he had incredible empathy for them, their feelings and their circumstances. What people need to know is that He has it for us, just the same.

[@singaporeancrab718]

Jesus wept because He sympathizes with our pain.

[@abellarizk9224]

Amen

[@Jesuslovesyou-hc1kl]

Exactly

[@Chefbridgettecolemanhannah]

amen. He collects every drop of tears from our eyes. I love you JESUS

[@krejziks3398]

no, that is the real empathy people talk about... we, unsaved humans, symphatize.

[@BetsAnderson]

I love THE CHOSEN. It has changed my religion into faith, a relationship with Jesus Christ, Abba Father and the Holy Spirit. May God bless all who work on it indeed. AMEN

[@luannestrickland4199]

All to the Glory of God

[@TheChosenSeries]

We're glad to hear that "The Chosen" has had a positive impact on your journey!

[@frankhawl3997]

So many love "The Chosen", some people complain that it takes a few artistic licenses and is not a 100% accurate to the biblical text. I myself love it. Every time I watch an episode it brings me to tears. I think in today's world anything that is positive and can lift the faith of so many around the world is truly a blessing. Look at what most of what we consider entertainment consists of. May God bless those who made this wonderful, powerful show. May God and Jesus bring each of us his Holy Spirit. God bless us all his Christian children. Amen.

[@ericboesen7242]

@@BetsAnderson The irony of The Chosen is the series is sponsored by The Mormon church. The Mormons DO NOT believe, nor do they teach, that Jesus is Lord and Savior.

[@frankhawl3997]

@@TheChosenSeries Yes, Thank you so much. And the thanks from all The Chosen viewers. ✝️

[@Crowned744]

I got all of that. The realization of what was to come. The human experience. The weight of it all. It was portrayed perfectly. 🙌

[@lilygarcia1718]

TOTALLY AGREE 🙏🙏

[@APatriotsPerspective]

"For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin." (Hebrews 4:15 ESV) He feels our sadness and our loss and wants us to know that.

[@Chefbridgettecolemanhannah]

amen

[@sandrasheets9185]

Jesus was also human... he could of be overwhelmed with everything. Thank you for everything you did for us Jesus you are greatly loved.God Bless and Amen.

[@lakepal7912]

I believe “his mortal self” was difficult, He realizing that these mortal beings are dealing, will be dealing with such human pain. He was just dealing with his mortal being. Even KNOWING what and why, how and when, he was having a human moment. It was such a beautiful scene. The human condition.

[@daniel66weir]

as he told his mother "I AM HUMAN TOO".

[@danamarie4U]

Praise be to God that the Chosen is out as we approach the end of days. How beautiful is that Christ is King Jesus is Lord 🙌🙏🏼

[@robinbuschman9663]

Empathy for all. Yehoshua. He cries for goodness, he cries for sadness. It's overwhelming.

[@Chinonye-sj5it1mt5w]

Thank you so much for this beautiful and amazing series of the Lord Jesus Christ! The depth and fullness of it is wonderful. God bless you all!

[@TheChosenSeries]

Thanks for your support. 🙂

[@Chinonye-sj5it1mt5w]

@@TheChosenSeries You are very welcome!🙌🤗

[@jonbadart]

Jonathon and Dallas have certainly raised the bar with their presentation of Jesus' duality. Through the years, we've all seen the miracles and divinity, but until 'The Chosen', I'd never seen his human side so fully explored. Doubt, frustration, even dread. Who can't relate? It really has been thought provoking and I'm sure this season will be pushing that envelope further still.

[@waynewilliams8554]

@jonbadart. Without a doubt!!

[@letsgo9901]

Because HE Loves us . 💜✝️🕊

[@nyakanyasko]

I think it's really beautiful how they tie in the question, "why him and not me?"

[@TheChosenSeries]

So powerful. 🙌

[@angieh3036]

Because he loves us❤❤❤Praise God🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lisaparker1607]

When you really love... you will know sadness too.

[@ElviraDelOlmoPastor]

Yo creo que es al revés: es una tristeza no Amar 😊

[@lindazwick2142]

His heart was broken for His Friends ,.....as He Does for US !!❤

[@angelahall7147]

Amen ❤

[@Elaine.Elaine1]

You said it correctly. That’s the true reason

[@aromaceleste20]

The most human person of all times; immersed in the human experience. God is so compassionate to let us know, "it is OK to grieve, to sorrow, to mourn; then, get up, trust God, do something about it" It is OK to be just human. For So much God love us that He gave himself as Christ ❤🙌🏻

[@joannd.5410]

Watching the Chosen has been Affirmation for me ❤🙏🏽 seeing what I’ve read come to life has been Amazing!

[@TheChosenSeries]

Much appreciated, Joann. 😊

[@Sujoita]

I literally cried so much in this scene but I reminded myself “in this world bones will still break ..”.. if we all are so emotional for season 4 then , I don’t know how to make myself ready for season 5 , for which I am so EAGERLY waiting though.. God bless us all..

[@kimfenn4311]

I’m from Australia 🇦🇺 & I am eagerly waiting for the next season as well 🤗Do you know when it starts, cuz my memory ain’t what it use to be😞I think Dallas gave a date??? Blessings to Y😊U❣️

[@Sujoita]

​@@kimfenn4311 yesss 2025 April

[@kimfenn4311]

@ Aaw THANKYOU , yes I remember now! I just Hope it comes to our cinema’s🙏🙏🙏Cuz when the start of Season 4 happened, only a few cinemas played it & not for long cuz hardly anyone showed up😞So disappointed as I didn’t get to see any on the BIG screen! I only get to watch from my iPhone 🥲Anyway better than not at all🤗Thanx to God & of course Dallas 😊

[@Catlac24]

🙌 Amen 🙏

[@Ka-li3hs]

Because He loves us in such an incomprehensible way, but also because He's empathetic and He was feeling Mary and Martha's pain, He was empathetic with these 2 sisters.

[@CoolBreezeAnthony]

I am fascinated and inspired by The Chosen. I have watched every episode from the very first to the end of Season 4. It is also amazing that it was filmed in my state, Texas and in some instances, in Dallas where I live. I am a Roman Catholic myself. I have shared this information with one of the leaders of my church in Dallas, Texas, St. Elizabeth of Hungary. I am hoping Father Emmett will get to watch it as well. Peace all.

[@mangloreanwithabeard]

Even though Jesus was divine he too was human just like us ❤

[@blancalydiaescobar5773]

I Think this is Beautiful! ❤️ To me it also says that He Understands grief, Sorrow. He , Jesus 💛🙏 Cries With Us 💞 cause He's Our High Priest Who Understands Us, Because He went through it. ❤️🙏💛

[@mariavogt1484]

Because he is love, his love is pure, can't wait to see him face to face ❤

[@RodMartinJr]

Amen! And can't wait to see His son, too. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

[@Rowsey63]

He bore our sins, He is sad when we are sad. He is compassionate.

[@redlikewineagain697]

yes, amen! this is how I interpret it.

[@beatricedanieleherve-berth7842]

🇨🇵👑🏰⚜ France Yonne🍷⛪ Salut ! Vous avez raison. Novembre 2024

[@swampfaye]

It's his mission.

[@winneton9323]

Yeah, even for John the Baptist , I misunderstood it at first but then these bible roundtables explained it so well, love them all, can't wait for the season 5 teaser, especially the hymn sung with it..........

[@TheChosenSeries]

We're excited to hear that the Bible Roundtables have helped you learn something new. 🙂

[@GetUsedToDiff3rent]

These are wonderful interpretations, and valuable insight! Jonathan's portrayal of Jesus is phenomenal, and I admire the time and patience Dallas displays in breaking down this tiny but meaningful verse. Way to go, everyone!

[@PamKuerbitz]

I think the answer is really so simple. He's fully human, but fully God. He has not just 3 years or 30 years of working towards a relationship with His people but thousands. Imagine being 100% faithful, parting the Red Sea, etc only to have mankind behave faithlessly. As humans, we would feel hurt, disappointed, frustrated, and defeated. Often when someone finally breaks down in tears or blows up or lashes out in anger, it has little to do with the immediate moment. That moment is just that one iota too much. 😢

[@CrysMcKinney]

I think it's all of the above and the burden weighs on him for all

[@editweisz1555]

Ich bin sehr dankbar, dass ich diese Serie auch sehen kann! Das ist wahre himmlische Nahrung, die die Seele erhebt, Wunden heilt und den Sinn des Lebens mit wahrem Inhalt erfüllt. Vielen Dank!❤

[@bonniefrankenstein9266]

I can't thank God, you and your team and the fans enough for this series. I was a Christian as long as I can remember, I grew up in the church but I was never "closer" to Jesus than i have been since watching the series. Now I have changed my life around and reading the Bible every day and the first four chosen books. I have made many major mistakes in my life one big one being sexually immoral but I have repented and am no longer having sex until marriage if that should ever happen. What's rough is that I don't know any man willing to wait with me so I probably will be alone the rest of my life but as long as I have Jesus i am ok. But I still fear the judgment and weight of my past sins but all I can do is continue to worship my Savior knowing He loves me and has forgiven me for the things ive done. Thank you again for this life and faith changing series and I can't wait for season 5 but I'm going to need about 20 boxes of tissues for this one.

[@TheChosenSeries]

It's great that the series has resonated with you, Bonnie. We're happy we could help you.

[@Kate4291]

You may find a man who is a lover of God, of Jesus and does not want to grieve the Holy Spirit and thus would wait with you.

[@barbarasileo9582]

I think it was portrayed perfectly well done thank you for The Chosen God bless 🙏

[@NGTxx]

God Bless you all and God Bless you Chosen Team I can't wait to leap like a deer.

[@Sunny-sf1no]

We will never know…it’s our interpretation on what we think or feel what Jesus was feeling. We do know he died for us. Can’t imagine that.

[@beboplus1]

Dallas explains and portrays what I was thinking all along, perfectly. I think he’s sad that his friends are incapable of understanding what he’s really there to do and he knows it’s going to take a lot of pain for them to get the full understanding.

[@emilianohermosilla3996]

Thank you all for making this beautiful series!

[@jlili48]

Empathy has proven it can create its own cells in our brain for emotion and I believe Jesus is feeling all the emotion and sadness past present and future.

[@carriesadventures9678]

I love how every live stream or Discussion you always have the same mugs love the chosen mugs please bring out more I love the chosen thank you❤

[@tombrenes2411]

Thank you for your words Much to consider.

[@christinepugliese5437]

Les miracles de Jésus arrivent dans notre vie, il suffit de les comprendre car Jésus nous accompagne toujours pour l'éternité merci à Dallas et Chosen pour nous faire vivre ces intenses moments de foi et les partager encore et encore pour que 1 billion génère d'autres billions🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@guesswhonancy9028]

Also the Holy Spirit may have touched him. I know there are times when the Holy Spirit has filled our church service that all I can do is cry, some may shout and times all I can do is smile.💞 Thank you Jesus

[@CatchTheBuzz1]

Dallas, I met you and Amanda at Chosen Con 2023 and as I shook your hand I turned to Amanda and said "hydrate this man" because I had watched Dallas cry while we waited in the picture line for our turn. But Dallas, what you don't know is that after that, I saw your parents and some of your kids go outside and talked to them and got a picture with your Mom, that was taken by your lovely dark haired daughter. Sensing the opportunity of this moment, I told your Dad Jerry about how I had just watched you cry in line and how sweet it was. I also told him how sad it was that Satan had twisted crying in Society to be shameful and that men shouldn't do it. But "Jesus wept" and the scripture is there for a reason so that we know that as we do, we are coming closer to him and being like Him. Crying is a beautiful connection between mind body and Spirit. I'm grateful to have these memories and be able to share them on my channel

[@magfedacex]

Thank you for sharing this. Crying isn't always a sad grieving moment. As I watched the chosen. And picture and or imagine what interaction i might have had with the Lord. I cried but out of love and joy. The seeing of healing . The happiness that Christ would have experienced. Those moments made me cry out in joy

[@CatchTheBuzz1]

@magfedacex amen amen amen!!!

[@JulieAdams-o9p]

🙏❤️🙌Praise the Lord tx Jesus for all blessings and unfailing love amen

[@karenkoval8647]

Thank You Jesus ❤️🙏

[@kimartist]

*"It's honest to the human condition that we're all in."* YES 😢

[@redlikewineagain697]

Jesus was not thinking of Himself when he cried. He cried because he felt the sorrow and anger of everyone. He is compassionate.

[@michaeldwyer9656]

You are the only one in all the comments who identified "anger," that which is expressed in the New Testament Greek, from which we get the story. Clearly, the panel doesn't have a clue, which is reallly disappointing. If I were Dallas, I think I would have left this in the can.

[@He.Is.Love4Real]

That makes sense, because there’s no selfishness in love, and Jesus is compassionate. He also may have felt indignation and sorrow at the fallen state of the world - here He was, the resurrection and the Life and yet all they could see was death. I don’t think it was disappointment though, because that has self-pity connotations.

[@Marilynn-bg6qi]

Excellent comments. I enjoyed your conversation. It truly expressed the depth and breadth of what earth is like with the hope of what heaven will be. Jesus is the bridge that takes us from here to there. He knows our pain, he bears it and knows our pain and willingly sacrifices his life so that one day we will all meet with him again in heaven. Jesus is really man and really human. Thank you all for bravely speaking on this topic. God bless you one and all. Jesus loves you and his peace will be with you now and forever more. 🕊🤍🕊 Hallelujah! Glory to God. Jesus is Lord.

[@BeholdHim]

The LORD taught me several months ago that the Hebrew word for dance also means to writhe in pain or travail. Life is filled with the bitter sweet. The dance and the writhe seem to be inner twined, one continuous movement. The Hebrew letters show a picture of being joined to the shepherd or leader. He chose to be joined to his bride through suffering, and we are joined with him in our suffering. When we see Jesus fall and weep in deep pain that is a connection we have with him for eternity, but can only gain in this fleeting mortal experience. I think he is crying for everyone mentioned above plus knowing he is headed to the loneliest most painful time of his life and many will not take shelter under his wings despite his suffering.

[@sneibarg]

Our God declares the end from the beginning - knowing all things. It was absolutely the weight of all of it.

[@Artsy-D1VA]

God loves you all ❤✝

[@joyb1030]

A few years ago, an answer to this question overwhelmed me… the level of grief that Jesus felt in this moment was unlike anything we can comprehend. His perfect submission to the Father’s command, so that others may see and believe, ahead of laying down His own life for all… it crushed Him to see His friends grieving as a result of His obedience, knowing still that He would raise Lazarus, but nonetheless, the heartbreak in the waiting. I consider this even now as we wait for His return, as He looks upon His Bride, the Church, broken and grieved by the days at hand… He weeps and intervenes for us in the waiting, until we all rise in full redemption and glory with Him. No man knows the hour except the Father (Matt 24:36). The human difficulty of submitting here and now to the perfect will of Father God is exemplified in the tears of our Lord Jesus. Only by our faith in Jesus, by His Holy Spirit, the Living Word of God, are we kept and sustained with an inkling of understanding… the waiting, that they may see and believe… John 17:3 And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent. 🙏🏻💗Thank you, Jesus💗🙏🏻

[@JeanJohnson-qo1vd]

What about the fact that Lazarus was in Paradise and Jesus was sad to have to call him back to an earthly existence, which means he would have to die again at some point. No one seems to even realize this possibility😮

[@Rosarioguapa]

about everything that is happening there and the death & suffering he and everyone he loves will face, he is God but he is human as well.

[@papichusantanaguzman2250]

Holy God’s Blessing Consoulting, Hallelujah Amen

[@YouTubalcaine]

One of the most difficult things for a person of conscience to endure is to witness suffering and be completely helpless to prevent it. I think Jesus was, at least in part, still weeping for Lazarus, because He wasn't resurrecting him to eternal life, He was waking him up just to face death all over again. Likewise, He knows that He must soon die Himself, and, though necessary, that will also bring great sorrow and distress to all those who love Him. To see others suffer is hard, but how much more difficult is it to know that you were the cause of their pain? His tears remind me of a child being spanked for their own good and the parent saying, "this hurts me more than it does you".

[@fullcircle4723]

I am of Maori heritage and lived through the changes within our peoples culture. Growing up it was normal to hear the wailing of the women and especially the older women. Certain hymns and songs and the way they were sung also grabbed you and made you weep. Something you couldn't control. It was natural. Even today these songs can still touch the heart and make you weep. My thoughts on why Jesus wept is His dissatisfaction to why people weep and the pain and suffering He felt by witnessing it. He wipes away all our tears and grief and gives us the opportunity to live eternally with no pain and sorrow. Dying today is a good thing in that we've made another step closer to Him. Trust in Jesus and that there is another life after this one, and you will welcome death with a smile. I can honestly say I trust in Jesus but I can also honestly say that I still grieve for those who have gone before us. Blessed are those who take refuge in Him. Amen.

[@reneeparker3682]

Did anyone else want to give Jesus a hug? I did

[@kamilahgamble09]

Laz’s death and resurrection was a shadow of things to come for himself. The pressure he felt when he sweat blood 🩸

[@gbogossian]

love these rounds!

[@pierra8730]

In the episode, I felt it as: he felt not understood. Because on multiple occasions we saw him in despair, not being understood by his apostles. And in this scene, it felt like everyone lacked faith in Jesus.

[@elnazm3426]

Hallelujah ❤️Amen 🙏🏻 God I love you 💝

[@MelvinWilliams-gl6wp]

Love The Chosen. Hello Dallas and bishops

[@favouruwenwa-nv9bz]

Oh sweet JESUS 😭💔❤️‍🩹😖I love you

[@bonniebeaumier2919]

This was the one scene that I didn't think showed the character of Jesus. It came off as if he was overcome and almost paralyzed with grief. I have always imagined it as tears of compassion

[@Chichi.S]

I absolutely love it. Thank you Dallas 😘💕💕💕

[@ruthcollins4236]

Combination of everything, but sorrow

[@terridemaio2926]

It Hurts Him when we sin

[@NikkiGRocks4Ever]

IMHO I thought Jesus wept because He has compassion and great empathy for the mourners of Lazarus. Jesus at the moment, is God but also human. His crying was manifesting his emotions at the time.

[@mariemcclure151]

I think he knows what he will be going through and he sees the sadness of Thomas, Mary and Martha. It is too much to bare. If the disciples were paying attention to his teaching it would not have been so bad

[@JP-cv9ou]

Lazarus was overjoyed as to where he was and Jesus knew this but Lazarus had to be brought back into this fallen world.

[@christinej2358]

I’m so glad someone else thinks this, because even though I agree with the many reason they discussed on this video as to why Jesus wept. I have also always thought Jesus knew he was bringing Lazarus back from heavenly peace to a fallen world and how sad that must have made him. Plus Jesus knew Lazarus would one day have to suffer death all over again. I can’t help but wonder if Lazarus was a little upset that he had been resurrected after seeing the full glory of God in heaven. I loved how the Chosen did the scene where Lazarus asked Jesus why him. That brings in all the other theories of why Jesus wept. I guess none of us will know until the day we see Jesus face to face in heaven, but at that point we probably won’t even think about it. We will just be overwhelmed with excitement of being in the very presence of God. Just thinking about that day makes my heart and soul extremely happy. 😃

[@cjen1959]

There were a number of time in the series where Jesus showed sorrow because people suffered as a result of God’s Plan - for example, when Ramah was killed and He said, “It wasn’t her time”. It’s just that this time his sorrow turned to full on weeping.

[@constancekavanagh1125]

One of my favourite scriptures also the shortest in the bible Jesus Wept 🙏🇮🇪🌠👑

[@MartinaStC]

Actually only in English is it the shortest. In the original languages, there were others shorter in the Greek NT and Hebrew OT.

[@david9243]

The Lord suffered as we suffered, The Lord cried as we cries.

[@kandace411]

Thank you.

[@Kiki-Ann65]

Portrayed, Articulated Very Well, I Believe ❤️💜🎤✝️🙏🏼👁️👁️🎥🙌💫

[@teenaray8084]

I think, and I could be wrong, that Jesus wept for two reasons. 1) He knew that His followers still had unbelief and He didn't have more time to make them believe; and 2) Because raising Lazarus signaled the start of His being arrested, beaten, and crucified. He told them, "It is my time." "My time has come." "Soon I won't be with you." And His followers didn't get it.

[@tearthangel373]

Jesus showed us His Humanity and Empathy so that we can relate to Him

[@RaniMekathoti]

Praise the lord mr.dalls my name is dhivika that i have mentioned in some of my comments that i am 12 years old

[@angelahall7147]

Blessing to you ❤🙏❤

[@energyhands]

Because he was Human and the weight of his friends death and his family’s sorrow affected him in a human way. Everything that Lazarus death and need of raising will imply thereafter, and it’s one part of the story that will lead to his own suffering and death for mankind.

[@MartinMartin-mu2qj]

The Lord Hears us, let us not forget, let us pray, and improve, and improved, let us ask as the Lord asks of us, thus, He will be able to Hear us and he will do it in us

[@elizabethnunley1160]

Lazarus, death and resurrection is possibly a symbol of His own✝️

[@lukableecker4603]

I would argue they were tears of joy as he saw with all the miracles that his kingdom was coming like a storm to save people

[@norahbradford235]

I thought he was weeping for what his Mother will go through, the horror of watching what he will have done to him, what his disciples will go through watching him and they themselves will go through!

[@Peter_Hodge]

When the chosen finishes and you do another series will that be on the chosen app. This is a request but I would love you to do a series about the book of acts. Acts is still written by Christians like us. I would like to see a series about the 12 deciples about what happened after Jesus. I like mathew and Peter.

[@TheChosenSeries]

Dallas talked about upcoming projects in a recent livestream. You can hear his plans here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/moWQm3Z6g7NlsNE

[@denabutz4559]

He new what was going to happen and he would leave all his people that love him and who he loves.

[@ronita3712]

I just watched The best Christmas pageant ever last night! Was very good 😊 tell Dallas we enjoyed it. I was 5 minutes or so late from being caught up in the concession line. When will it be for sale in store?

[@Jemimah29]

I had to pray to God to give me strength when I watched this scene

[@steverodgers333]

It's okay to feel the emotions, it's okay to cry. We feel empathy for all of them don't we? 😢 ❤ 🌎

[@TheChosenSeries]

We needed the whole box of tissues for this one.

[@IamN...]

It is one thing to create life. Yet, quite another to become that life.

[@joolsOGS0]

Everything these guys mentioned, as well as Jesus knowing he had to do this, not just because he had to prove himself to the doubters, but also because it was His Father's will. Thats a huge ask even for us, but Jesus aleady knew the ending, this was truly the point of no return for Him.

[@michaelsharpe1432]

Look at how he looks at all of them before he breaks down. He knows what lies ahead for all of them, how they will all suffer, and there is nothing in the moment that he can do for them, now…who wouldn’t be overwhelmed? I don’t think he is weeping for himself.

[@justsaying.8017]

He’s an empath. He’s a human being This alone is enough to break any being 🤍🌍🤍

[@kathystrasser6839]

I feel it's his sadness in what everyone else has been going through.

[@swampfaye]

It's a commandment. It is his mission to comfort the mourning, Shiva is a commandment. He has to do it if he is perfect.

[@bradfordbrucker]

Here is yet another reason (#5). Jesus is a teacher. He is teaching us that it is OK to cry. You'll notice that only Mary and Martha are crying (women!). Women know it is OK to cry and you can see that in Mother Mary, and how she sympathizes with them and tries to console them. Yet all the men, who are "MEN" try to withhold their emotions, because that is their job to be strong and stoic. Jesus cries, the disciples are shocked, Thomas is angry (love that part Dallas), and the women embrace with Jesus and comfort each other, BEAUTIFUL. This is the lesson, it is OK to cry and morn, God wants us to do this, and not become angry. As for the other four reasons, I do not feel that they are incorrect. Each one in it's own right is also true. That is what the Divine Mystery is all about, that opposing things can actually both be true, how can this be, only through our Lord and Savior...

[@whicky1978]

Jesus was moved by their sadness it illustrates that God can be moved by our own sadness from our prayers, and God can respond to those prayers

[@Teresia-mx4hk]

I felt like He cried because those very close to Him, the disciples would be mad that He was out there sorting everyone else's issues but not theirs. With Simon wife miscarriaging, Thomas girlfriend dying, some were lame, but only got this from watching The Chosen. Otherwise He was crying because He got to experience how we go through pain, things happening to us out of lack of knowledge and beyond our control even. Being human is the ghetto, but God is mighty in us❤

[@gandysweet4288]

I agree that it is unfortunate that Thomas’ sadness for losing his fiancée occurred right after the miracle. I felt it may have more emphasis than necessary. But they filmed and portrayed the resurrection of Lazarus very very well!

[@Frisby412]

Dallas, that's how I interpreted the scene; for me when Christ looks on the face of the disciples yes it is his omniscience peaking through, Christ is overcome by it all. By the necessity of the total tapestry of human grief bearing down on a half mortal, half God; the cost of salvation and knowledge of messiaship unto his disciples and the world.

[@TheDailyHunch]

I think he maybe weeping for his mother mary martha and his disciples because he knows how they are going to feel when he is crucified he feels and sees their pain 🙏

[@LuiTheBazui]

For some reason, every time I watch Jesus’ shaking hands touch Mary’s, one of my hands starts to shake for no reason like I’m not traumatized by it or anything

[@lorifromtemeculaca426]

I'm BAFFLED by all the comments & arguments as to WHY he wept... isn't it enough to know that Jesus DID weep? He, as God, as man, felt enough to weep & made it important enough to be included in scripture... these scenes in THE CHOSEN just show us a few, I'm sure, of the MANY times He wept...

[@angelahall7147]

Amen ❤

[@Catlac24]

It was SO PAINFUL to see that.. 😢