The Chosen CHRISTMAS 2021 in theatres Dec 1st 2021 !

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/davidosborne1_the-chosen-christmas-with-the-chosen-the-activity-6860151136951771136-ps1J

Do you want to be an extra in Season 3 episode “Feeding the 5,000”?

Must pay your own travel expenses to/from Dallas Texas

Dates To Be Determined (expect early 2022)

#F5K

Nice…

I thought it was a TV series consisting of 2 seasons and 16 episodes List of episodes. Original release date: December 24, 2017

The Chosen Season One: Episodes 1 & 2

Skip to the 5:34 mark.

The Chosen Season One: Episodes 3 & 4

The Chosen Season One: Episodes 5 & 6

The Chosen Season One: Episodes 7 & 8

Season 2 Trailer

The Chosen Global Live Event: Season Two Premiere

I just checked & the Regal is showing it in my area. Eastern PA…

Dec 1st
Chesapeake, VA

Closet site for yours truly is the IMC in Fargo, ND. It will be showing on Dec. 4th and 5th because of high demand.

My daughter lives in ultra left Charlottesville, VA. She said the theatre is booked solid for 10 days.

We have tickets for Wednesday night in Maryland.

Depending on the number of theatres, this has the real possibility of being the largest opening of the year.

Of course, there will be zero media mentions

Face palm Jesus!
It’s actually quite good

It’s phenomenal. I love it! I am so glued ...everybody needs to watch it ...you’ll have a different perspective of Jesus humanity when he walked the earth. Very well done and not cheesy at all. I give it an A+. And I am very finicky when it comes to Jesus movies or series. Highly recommended!

A amazing show. Truly makes the Bible jump off the page.

I just heard an advertisement on fox

This upcoming theater event is a dual premiere: this year's Christmas-music special, plus a brand-new seventeenth episode of The Chosen: Mary's recounting of the Nativity to Luke, as a flashback.

On Tuesday, Dallas announced it here.

This will be available later in December online for free.

Acknowledged

Watching it at a Theatre will help get the word out and help promote the TV series.

The Dec. 1&2 showings sold out nationwide in the first twelve hours after Tuesday’s announcement, so now the screens are reserved through the 10th.

Ping!

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Went to The Chosen movie tonight. Very good.

‘The Chosen’ Creator Dallas Jenkins Says Mormons are Saved : ‘I’m Going to Die on That Hill’

In a Mormon(LDS) blog interview,1 Jenkins defended not only the Mormon owned Vid-Angel distribution and the filming of “The Chosen” in Utah on an LDS set, but he also defended the idea that Mormons follow the “same Christ” and that there is no significant difference between Mormons and Evangelicals. He further admitted that many LDS people are working on the project and influencing his thinking. Jenkins’ defense against criticism was quite telling. Hear it in his own words: “So even if you are listening to this right now as an evangelical and are horrified to hear me say some of these things, consider that even if you disagree, even if you think that, ‘No, it's two different Jesus's, and they worship two different Saviors, and what you're saying is wrong.’ Fine, believe what you will. I'm not gonna have these arguments with you…be assured that everyone who's working on this show who happens to be LDS feels the exact same way…I’m going to die on the hill of defending my LDS friends.” “…I’m happy to say, "Yeah, we disagree on some things, but I'm going to die on the hill of, we love the same Jesus, and we want the same Jesus known to the world." Yes, I’m horrified. Yes, I disagree. Yes, these are two different versions of Jesus! No, I don’t want their version of Jesus known to the world with any connection to the Jesus exclusively revealed in the Scripture. Jenkins being in bible study with many Mormons and praying with Mormons concerning the show, as he describes, is not an evangelical practice; it is not even ecumenical; it is universalist. Evangelicals don’t believe the same things as Mormons at all! For Jenkins to tenderly minimize the differences by saying: “my LDS brothers and sisters who disagree with me on many things theologically, most of which—almost all of which—took place after Jesus was here” is dumbfounding. For a clear distinction between Mormonism and Christianity, go here, and go quickly: (https://www.gotquestions.org/Mormons-Christians.html) Jenkins’ view of scripture may be what leads him to the false premise for production in the first place, namely that he feels the scripture as we have it is just plain insufficient: “When you read the scriptures, you don't get the emotional connection, backstory, you don't get the historical and cultural context quite as much, and you don't get the human context.“ ... “You should read the scriptures, 100 percent, no question about it. But when that's all you do, sometimes you can miss out on the perspective of the cultural and historical surroundings of who Jesus was and what He was doing. And then you kind of miss out on the identification with those who knew Him. You can't fully identify with Jesus…”.