The Compassion of Jesus in The Chosen Seasons 1-4
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The Compassion of Jesus in The Chosen Seasons 1-4
The Bible tells us that Jesus is gentle and lowly in heart and that his heart fills with compassion for those who suffer. The Chosen helps us imagine what it would have been like to see and experience Jesus' compassion by dramatizing key biblical scenes like Jesus touching a leper (Mark / The Chosen Season 1 Episode 6), Jesus embracing a Samaritan woman (John 4:1-15 / The Chosen Season 1 Episode 8), Jesus raising a paralyzed man (John 5:1-9 / The Chosen Season 2 Episode 4), and Jesus reviving a withered hand (Mark 3:1-6 / The Chosen Season 2 Episode 6), and Jesus comforting the bereaved Martha (John 11). I've also included a scene invented by The Chosen, Jesus giving Little James strength in weakness (Season 3 Episode 2) since it seems to be inspired by 2 Corinthians 12:1-10. I hope this compilation will be instructive and inspiring for you.
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