Rejoice Evermore

[@martinaxe6390]

This was one of the best miniseries I've ever seen. The acting, dialogue, costumes and story were all fantastic. This was one of my favorite moments. I'm fortunate enough to be a forester and am paid to walk through the woods weekly. I've heard herds 100 elk running through spruces forests, watch hawks swoop down and carry off prey, and have walked through cold misty mornings in autumnal aspen stands that turned into warm sunny afternoons. I wouldn't trade those moments for any amount of money or fancy dwelling in the greatest cities of the world.

[@captainnerd6452]

Martin Axe the show really humanized the characters of history, made them more than the 2 dimensional figures we’re exposed to in class. Flesh on the sterile bones of history.

[@jjm121]

This is perhaps the finest comment i've ever read.

[@VallaMusic]

very well said - thank you for saying it

[@mjxw]

It's hard not to have that feeling in nature sometimes. I was hiking in the High Sierras and came over a ridge one early morning see a shallow valley in front of me, the bottom covered in a light white mist. And drifting, barely moving, just above the mist, no more than 10 feet in the air, a hawk looking for its breakfast. The only thing moving at all in the entire panorama. The fingers of sunlight just reaching over the horizon, the white mist, the grey light, the hawk. I couldn't help but think, "this moment is literally priceless".

[@raj_kumar0]

You are very lucky Martin

[@bac-up6758]

just a guy and his kid, taking a walk in a field in Massachusetts one afternoon. wow.l what truly inspiring drama. one of the best scenes, and it does not remotely involve any major historical events of any sort. very well done indeed!!

[@goobfilmcast4239]

Rejoice in the Created....the creative force itself is forever unfathomable !!!!

[@Gregoryt700]

Adams and John Quincy -- possibly the 2 most brilliant men to hold the Pres

[@jakirakumahata5701]

John Quincy approved an expedition to the center of the earth in order to trade with mole people.

[@Lemoncloak]

Not his fault they weren't receptive to diplomacy.

[@m.g.9468]

They where. But he decided to spare them decades of colonialism and exploitation and kept their existence a secret.

[@Trazyn_the_Infinite_40K]

Not much of a fan of Adam's presidency. His son was better imo

[@Frank-il3kt]

He is basically saying that: Gods smallest creations are more impressive than all the riches of the world, that we living in 2017 overlook the most powerful things that allow our little world to live and continue.

[@jac1207]

here's a take for those who are less religious: The beauty of nature and evolution, the beauty of LIFE. That flower shrub, it's intricacies and existence is a result of time and will of life itself to survive. The most jeweled and high design dressed royalty of a human may be awe inspiring, but compared to the force of existence and the momentum of nature, us humans and our creations are like a small detail in a large grand painting. Rejoice evermore indeed, to have lived and to experience all of this crazy absurd thing we call existence.

[@MOVIE1MAN1]

@@jac1207 Be conscious of the distinguish between the belief of a creator, i.e. 'God' and being religious. You don't necessarily need to be religious to subscribe to the belief of God or vice versa. But nevertheless, I appreciate your comment.

[@MrCrazychristian86]

Amen

[@csbened16]

If you consider a creator, than it's a very bad one. Life is mostly suffering. Lions eating the gazelle, viruses killing humans. And who created the creator ? It's stupid.

[@Frank-il3kt]

csbened16 “The Lord giveth and taketh away” If you want perfection than I suggest you open your heart to Christ and He will seat you at His father’s table. Religion and Holiness are to different entities. The Lord desires Holiness. No one created the Lord. He says “I am the beginning and the end”, I am the Alpha and Omega, I AM! God is outside of time, we could never understand this, it’s simply unimaginable to us, “His ways are mysterious”, but God does love you more than you could fathom.

[@evanthompson6]

For context, I believe the next scene or just a couple more is when he’s on his death bed. The beauty of this scene for me is the zeal for life he has just before death. It’s almost as if his spirit/body/mind or whatever you call it gave him one last chance to rejoice and feel triumphant, and simply enjoy being alive and taking in even the most mundane of objects like a shrub. He saw the beauty of breathing one moment to the next.

[@saintnikolis]

This is one of my favorite scenes of all time. So beautiful.

[@oftenwrong.]

I miss my wise old Dad!! Rest In Peace Pop!

[@edsr164]

Such a beautiful scene!

[@jimvargaco.6344]

Gosh I hope when I start to go senile it's like this

[@danbike9]

John Adams was not senile. He had a lucid mind to the end. His 90 year old body, is what finally gave way to time -- never his mind. Both he and Jefferson wrote many letters back and forth that are part of American history. Read them. Very lucid and elegant.

[@cshaffer1847]

Is that the big Q man himself

[@a5440]

I really wish he would abide by Covid protocols.

[@joemancini327]

So how old was he here?

[@joemancini327]

PeasantSpearman -VideoEditor- I see thanks for telling me ;)

[@Scientist538]

so sad how old Paul Giamati is getting

[@davesmith6815]

"Rejoice Evermore! I wish that had always been in my heart and on my tongue..." Let us do so.

[@abhishekrawat7359]

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[@SergioRamoss110]

Wrong! He said "Oh I wish that it always been in my heart, not my tongue".

[@danbytp]

Dave Smith Amen!

[@MrJamberee]

He's standing a bit too close.

[@quasicroissant]

@@SergioRamoss110 I know I am half a decade late to this, but no, Dave had it right

[@Widderic]

"My Mother always told me that I never delighted enough in the mundane, but now I find that even if I look at the smallest thing... my imagination begins to roam the Milky Way." The writing in this show, Paul's acting, the costume and set design, the rich history. What a wonderful series. Perfect.

[@jameswoodard4304]

Is that quote an example of good screenwriting, or was it a historical quote from the man himself? It has the sound of a remembered real-life quote to me. Let's not give credit to the wrong people.

[@Widderic]

@@jameswoodard4304 was it in the book? I've never been able to confirm it's authenticity, although it obviously sounds like something he would have said.

[@quasicroissant]

Your mother* As in Abigail Adams

[@Widderic]

@@quasicroissant You sure?

[@quasicroissant]

@@Widderic Yes. Listen closely, that is what he says. Makes sense in context as well

[@4Usuality]

This series changed my life, not even kidding one shred. I was very nearly the classic nihilist before it, but after it, and specifically the final episode, I began to think like John Adams here. It was a gradual change, but I just care so much more about the mundane, small things than I used to. A tree is a masterpiece and a universe is a boring blank sheet. That universe matters too, but I am small. I cannot see that universe. The grove of trees in my yard, that I can see, I can impact, and turn into a lovely park for my family and dogs. I love the mundane, and if that makes me boring so be it. I am no Darwin, no Cassius, no Voltaire. I COULD if I wanted to be, anyone can be, but I love these small things. I can always work to improve myself, and I do, life is a slow process. But enjoying the mundane in my 20s rather than in my old age like John Adams gives me hope that I'll have the time and the ability to truly make myself and my loved ones happy! Rejoice Forevermore!!!!!!

[@bradchadley1261]

Same. This is definitely one of my favorite series, this is scene is my favorite in the series. Honestly makes me proud to be an American.

[@4Usuality]

@@bradchadley1261 I'm glad it touched someone else in a similar way :D

[@kurtlives121]

Inspiring comment. Thanks for sharing.

[@4Usuality]

@@kurtlives121 thank you for your comment, it was nice to go back and reread my little essay here :)

[@MalakianM2S]

So you just started to appreciate appreciating the things around you, using you as a the unit of measure, that's not profound... that's just the laziest definition of selfishness. Not everybody can be a Darwing or a Voltaire, generational geniuses are a rare thing for a reason, and being intellectually gifted doesn't exclude you from finding beauty and sense in the mundane, it's not a binary thing.

[@Narrowgaugefilms]

John Adams should certainly have been pleased with the life he'd lead. When I turned 41, I said to myself "At my age John Adams had founded an entire COUNTRY!".

[@wesleychang2005]

Matthew 6:28-29 “And why do you worry about clothes? See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. Rejoice evermore" - 1 Thessalonians 5:16

[@artygunnar]

Seek ye first the righteousness of God, and all these things shall be added unto you

[@ardalla535]

Yeh, Paul all kinds of nonsense like that. Basically, take no thought for ANYTHING about this life because Christ is going to return shortly. By 'shortly' Paul meant shortly in the usual sense. He also said women should not be permitted to speak in church. If they have questions, they should wait and ask their husbands later because men are the image of God and women are just an afterthought God had so men would not be lonely. In essence, Paul was a fool. In fact, anyone quoting the Bible on anything is likewise.

[@scparker6893]

​@@ardalla535 I think you are looking for your Middle School Atheist Club, this is a youtube comment section. Though with an argument like that I think Middle School might be a bit too advanced. Maybe they'll let you observe.

[@John-Adams]

@@ardalla535 When society started listening to atheists, we began to have transgender children and gene therapy shots claiming to be vaccines funded by people who have publicly stated they want to see the human race decimated to below 500 million and all to stop a virus with a 99% survival rate. We need to go back to the days when people like yourself were stuffed in lockers in high school.

[@LordTalax]

Blah blah blah, story book, blah

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Reminds me of Bilbo Baggins out for a walk with Frodo before he left the Shire.

[@chewie2055]

thelastjohnwayne 🙄

[@jeffreyjeziorski341]

The road goes ever onwards.

[@Menaceblue3]

I bet you expected John Adams to turn evil a split second after seeing the ring!

[@matthewrileymcleanwilkinson]

"Even the smallest person can change the course of the future."

[@mikes252]

Paul Giamati is such and underrated actor, he has amazing range

[@whitleypedia]

to be fair I think he did win all the awards for this. but yes he is amazing

[@eos6908]

He was amazing in big fat liar

[@TowGunner]

Underrated: an incessantly misused word. Paul Giamatti won NUMEROUS awards including an Emmy for his portrayal of Adams.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@@eos6908 lol. That he was.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Ya know, Its hard to see an elderly John Adams and to listen to him speak and not hear "YOU ARE THE MOTHERF%^&ING ANTI-CHRIST!!" 😁😂🤣😂🤣😂 💗 Paul Giamatti 😊

[@lawrenceallen5521]

Hats off to this actor. What a role to play. And he played it so well.

[@Christopher_TG]

Paul Giamatti is a national treasure.

[@SuperSparrow45]

Paul Giamatti is such a diverse, dynamic and underrated actor.

[@FrankBurnham]

I haven't seen him in anything much since this.

[@lorrainechandler7864]

Paul Giamatti,through his paternal grandmother Mary Walton Giamatti has Massachusetts Yankee stock going back 300 plus years.He was the perfect choice to play John Adams.

[@captainkane1984]

So cool!!

[@scottbrooks2255]

I think he handled the 18th century colonial style of language and cadence very well. What’s fascinating is during the continental Congress scenes, the Southerners were much more aristocrat and courtly. What the hell happened to us? 😄

[@mywifesboyfriend5741]

@@scottbrooks2255 Liberalism and hipsters invaded the South.

[@darrylwallace2428]

Paul Giamati doesn’t get enough credit for how good of an actor he is.

[@brians9508]

He won an emmy and a golden globe for playing John Adams, as well as 44 other various awards over the years. His net worth is believed to be over 25 million dollars. Seems like maybe he does get enough credit for being a good actor.

[@mrm64]

@@brians9508 I guess it's because of his roles. I admittedly didn't know of his name until this HBO series, while I've known of Will Smith and Tom Hanks my entire life. That's just me guessing though. He's an outstanding actor and deserves praise.

[@CP-012]

Rejoice evermore , pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. Quench not the spirit, Despise not prophesying, Prove all things, hold fast onto that which is good, abstain from all appearance of evil. 1st Thessalonians 5 16-22

[@michaelcarden9623]

Amen!

[@markbyers4435]

I love this scene because it reminds me to put things in perspective in life. The little moments that flutter by are more valuable than gold and silver

[@lorrainechandler7864]

When John Adams kisses his son Thomas' shoulder.It is the tenderly sweet little touches present in many of Paul Giamatti's performances which make him a truly special,endearing actor.💙Rejoice Evermore.

[@sqseq1237]

2:30 JA and TBA rejoice evermore!

[@SvenDufva2]

Brilliant scene. As a psychologist this series is the best depiction of gerotranscendence I've ever seen in a movie

[@Nyx773]

@Olivia Bailey (student) hmmm... I would think that a "student" would know how to google. I did it for you: (noun) The theory that older people transcend the limited opinions and views of life they once held or wisdom comes with age.

[@scottklein6433]

What about as a plumber, or do you have to be a psychologist?

[@Nyx773]

​@Olivia Bailey (student) No need to be a psychologist (or a plumber) to understand the simple term I used which was the verb "GOOGLE". The definition is: to search for information about (someone or something) on the internet using the search engine Google. Perhaps I should have used the term Bing or Ask Jeeves. (sorry to be such a jerk, but this is one of my pet peeves and I am unable to post links to the snarky website "let me google that for you")

[@jeepneygang]

Isn't that an attempt to compartmentalize faith. I mean the man has his wits about him. He is weary of being trapped inside of a decaying body and is now looking at things with an eternal perspective. It's a healthy perspective to have. It allows you to look at the tallest buildings, the newest advancement, the greatest wealth, the most beautiful of people, the strongest army... And to understand it's all fleeting and quite boring to the things that cannot be seen.

[@clayaggeles]

“And why are you anxious about clothing? Observe the lilies of the field, how they grow: they do not toil or spin, but I say to you that not even Solomon in all his glory was dressed like one of these. But if God dresses the grass of the field in this way, although it is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, will he not do so much more for you, you of little faith?” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6:28-30‬ ‭LEB‬‬ This show is a masterpiece. I wish we had more.

[@theefrankguy]

One of the greatest old-age make-up jobs I've ever seen in my entire life. Paul Giamatti really does look like a 90-year-old. By the way, how many people do you know of from history that lived to be 90 years old in the time of John Adams? (October 30, 1735 - July 4, 1826)!!!.

[@cpegg5840]

Elizabeth Hamilton, wife of Alexander, died at age 97. That's the only other I can think of.

[@danbytp]

C Pegg Adams grand daughter lived to be over 90 and died about 1912 or so.The Adams were a tough sort.God Bless the Adamses!

[@joemancini327]

theefrankguy I know that

[@TheAutisticBrony]

James Madison's mother lived to be 98

[@ijunkie]

It ran in the family. His grandfather lived to be 83, and his father 70. John Quincy lived to be 80. These were incredible ages 200+ years ago.

[@JohnYoga]

Alltime favorite scene in the series.

[@lebarosky]

Right out of the Sermon on the Mount. Are not the lilies of the field clothed more beautifully, and arrayed more perfectly, than any queen?

[@edwardsolomon1951]

This is my favorite scene in the whole series.

[@fl8rt]

The discussion of The Declaration of Independence 'wins' for me, "these seem self-evident, don't they?"

[@saltyscotch7896]

1:54 yes indeed

[@buckeyewill2166]

“….,Rejoice evermore….”

[@smc1942]

This makes me smile. I'm no farmer. But to me, the most beautiful thing I've ever seen Man create is a Corn field. No jewel's, car, building, ship, plane, NOTHING is as beautiful in it's humble simplicity as a corn field. No matter how much the world knocks me down, I smile every time I drive passed one.

[@garethdouble9035]

also not a farmer but i almost wept when i traveled to England and saw my first field of wheat. It was unusually hot for an English summer and sun was JUST setting. The orange glow of the sun hit the golden wheat at just the right angle that it appeared the field was on fire. It was awe inspiring. Ill never forget it as long as i live.

[@farishafiy1650]

@@garethdouble9035 nature heals, right? When sorrow struck, or sadness fall onto you, look up to the sky and throw your gaze to the green lushes field.. all problems, just sway away

[@moboutmen]

Field of Dreams

[@Akillesursinne]

For me, as a native of Sweden, I weep every time I visit the ancient forests of my home. Untouched, with lynxes and bears and moose.. And I rejoice.

[@jordanparman9433]

I grew a small patch of corn in my yard, and I found the same joy. Love watching it grow.

[@MadHatter42]

“I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars, And the pismire is equally perfect, and a grain of sand, and the egg of the wren, And the tree-toad is a chef-d'oeuvre for the highest, And the running blackberry would adorn the parlors of heaven, And the narrowest hinge in my hand puts to scorn all machinery, And the cow crunching with depress'd head surpasses any statue, And a mouse is miracle enough to stagger sextillions of infidels.” -Walt Whitman

[@ColossalFISH]

REJOICE EVERMORE!!!!!

[@sequorroxx]

Few phrases move me to exaltation like the words of the 18th century American patriots.

[@infinity4555]

Ok I will let you Lincoln NE Washington state Adams county pa house at white house 🏠

[@TheSYPHERIA]

WHOEVER LIKES THIS SERIES... I SUGGEST PICKING UP A BOOK CALLED "The Making of America: The Substance and Meaning of the Constitution. (By W.Cleon Skousen) My father gave it to me when I was a kid, and it looks like a fucking book you'd get a school, it's huge! But it changed my entire life at a young age and gave me such an UNBELIEVABLE RESPECT AND REVERENCE for the Founders. It should be required reading for everyone -- it's that important.

[@scparker6893]

your father is a good man

[@KoboldLich]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@carlweiser5697]

I wonder what Mr Adam’s would think of the sad state of our Great Republic if he were here today ;(

[@goobfilmcast4239]

He would inspire us to keep and preserve it !!

[@brandonhamilton833]

Paul Giamatti is a national treasure. Absolutely amazing actor. He should honestly be offered bigger roles in Hollywood.

[@EyeLean5280]

He's a true worshiper of Nature's God.

[@Baron-Ortega]

What an incredibly moving scene

[@life4fireforever273]

I do wish people were as elequent as he did today

[@danbytp]

John Adams,aMen who knew how to live Life to the fullest no matter what was thrown at him! God Bless the Man ,John Adams!!!👼👏

[@garyschermer5463]

If this was actually the testimony of John Adams, John Adams experienced the heart of God.

[@PK-er6gh]

wow how dumb and corny

[@firemangan2731]

Not really. You can still find happiness in the beauty of life and nature without bothering your mind about the existance about a “God”. Of cource to religious folks like you, it would sound stupid. But for people like me, we never felt more free than ever.

[@scparker6893]

@@firemangan2731 He literally mentions Saint Paul. "Rejoice evermore" is quoted from the bible. I'll never understand this insistence on forgetting your own history. It would also help if you could string a sentence together, but a lack of appreciation for western history goes hand in hand with illiteracy it seems.

[@erichuang7524]

@@scparker6893 “forgetting your own history” Say he’s an African immigrant. Not exactly his “own history” then is it

[@abdulansari3666]

@@erichuang7524 "Huang"

[@brandonhamilton833]

I go back to this show every few years. It's brilliant. Absolutely beautiful.

[@chrisworthington1027]

I bought the DVD as soon as it was released. I continue to watch episode even after all these years.

[@ericscottstevens]

The more I watch these varied clips the more I value and deduce that Paul Giamatti was the correct choice for this role. Eventually it may be quite impossible for another actor to reach this apex of performance as John Adams.

[@Nubyrc]

I had no idea this even existed, I watch all the KZbin videos I can but I am going to have get the DVD set

[@brandonstelly5325]

Nubyrc Or just download the HBO app. They have the full series on there.

[@Brandon-ew8mr]

What a beautiful scene!

[@mortalclown3812]

Magnificent scene.

[@shaneyaw4542]

This was very deep. I planted a cherry tree and when it grew I cannot express the joy and admiration that I had for that tree.

[@jgesselberty]

Giamatti literally became John Adams. An amazing feat for an actor.

[@michaelcasey5155]

Excellent series...Giamati was superb.

[@jimvick8397]

I got this whole series on blue ray shipped for $5 off Ebay and binge watched it... and I have to say, I feel guilty for not paying full price. While some of it is revisionist history (Charles was with his father in Europe), the acting more than made up for it, my goodness... And it just makes that much harder to watch our country throw it all away...

[@OfficialAshArcher]

Rejoice, evermore! Delight in the mundane

[@jeverettrulz]

A brilliantly written example of how our joy and appreciation of the miracles of life around us builds as we grow old while our bodies fail

[@OmarAlfaress]

"Rejoice evermore" I can't with the way he said that 💀 (1:54)

[@rosswood6181]

Im 54 , and this process is starting now for me

[@davecrupel2817]

Im 25 and began adopting this mentality at around 15. It has grown vastly within me, and i will forever enjoy myself, and enjoy life, in a much simpler way than most. And if i somehow end up monetarily rich, it will only serve me well, if at all.

[@carlos31302]

Me too I'm 52 I started 15 years ago to admire the small and simple things in life.

[@richardbarcaricchio]

For me, it was my children. Observing them in moments of time that reminded me of my own early life when I was as young as them. The realisation that the moment observed happened, but will never again, has incited in me an exquisite mixture of grief and joy as to completely repaint the canvas of the world in my mind.

[@jshepard152]

Thank you John.

[@huydo1930]

"rejoice, and I say again rejoice" - Phil 4:4

[@RocketPropelledGuy]

I'm not very religious but I can understand the deep conviction of those who are without scorning their beliefs. The privilege of being makes a pretty strong case.

[@NVRAMboi]

Each of us has that same ability to stop...and genuinely marvel at the complexity and beauty of the life that surrounds us. And those who are forever curious can easily, and silently, let an hour or two slip by simply pondering the fact that we're here at all. And we're fully aware that we're here....though we can't say exactly where our next thought comes from. It's a sweet old world.

[@feeltheillinois]

bad times before toothpaste

[@gutar5675]

That's some damn good acting. I feel inspired by his appreciation and sad of his not so evermore state

[@zzman305]

By the end of the life, despite all his hardships, he had basically embraced a Buddhist monk like outlook of life. He had reached happiness on his own terms.

[@SnakesGaming2016]

I love this scene. Reminds me of a moment I had with my father when he was dying that is very special to me.

[@PankajSharma-ek4ip]

How i admire you people! What receptivity! No wonder he has endowed you with prosperity and nice environs. You deserve them. A lesser people would need ten slaps to awaken.

[@josephmarzullo]

I like to destroy plants. Makes me feel powerful

[@HighSchoolFootballJamboree]

It's a phrase from St. Paul you fool. LOL

[@mattboesch8907]

didn't he outlive Thomas Jefferson.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

By few hours yes.

[@hobbyscow1536]

If you can't hear it it's not worth watching

[@craig5322]

This made me get a little emotional

[@scottaznavourian5791]

Im starting to feel like him and im not even half his age when he died

[@michealjones3297]

The exclamation point of a masterpiece series.

[@brandona801]

Rejoice evermore

[@Ondrified]

A scene --- and words --- I come back to.

[@MuzixMaker]

Why is there no monument to Adams in DC?

[@sreif78]

I had a counselor in Junior High, last name Adams with ancestry back to John and Abigail,. My counselor looked similar to the paintings of John. Years later I had a co-worker who looked familiar as well, she also had ancestry back to them and looked very much like Abigail.

[@davidhardwick3816]

Many correctly point out the historical inaccuracies in this series, but I don't believe any program could have done a better job portraying these amazing people and their times. In that, at least, it is brilliant.

[@stevendaniel8126]

Wildflowers are my favorite....... Not those in the greenhouse.

[@ercm2393]

Powerful scene about life. Really makes u put things into perspective.

[@jeremyrossi2716]

Adams got that Uncle Iroh wisdom before he died

[@riforgiate74]

We don't speak this eloquently anymore.

[@jameswoodard4304]

"Consider how the lilies of the field grow: They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his glory was adorned like one of these. If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the furnace..." (Matthew 6:28)

[@albdamned577]

volume on max, and the conversation is barely audible...

[@firemangan2731]

We must enjoy the happiness and beauty of life as much as we can before our “time” comes.

[@mattdevereaux4550]

Brilliant and flawless acting!

[@mothersuperior2014]

Paul Giamatti is an incredible actor, hes not under rated at all, we all know it

[@polemeros]

Beautiful. I know how he feels.

[@codyshi4743]

Which son of John Adam is standing next to John Adam in this video?

[@meesalikeu]

he needs to tell that to trump with his cheap fake gold plated crap 😂

[@ryanboggs8685]

My only complaint is that Paul giomoni did not win an Oscar for this

[@PtolemyCeasar]

Jefferson was wary of a fact that did not exist. yet.

[@ack3145]

존 아담스 득도(得道)하셨네

[@yourdrummer2034]

Incredible performance, Mr. Giamatti!

[@joijaxx]

That was wonderful, thank you!

[@ericlinck6664]

Amen! We should praise God daily for His wonderful blessings in our lives & for being witnesses of His majestic creations around us! Thank you & praise your name Lord Jesus! King of kings and Lord of lords!

[@dixitmk]

What year does this take place?

[@youtubeaccount6539]

They new of the Milky Way?

[@peetos-chan2835]

These words are so beautiful.

[@CitizenAyellowblue]

My favourite scene in the series.