This is the Baymwell podcast with Marty Solomon.

I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we continue our analysis of season five of The Chosen with a discussion of the third episode, woes.

Yeah.

You know, we were chatting before we hit record here, Brent, about I've now spent two

episodes throw in shade at how they've used the Jesus weeping over Jerusalem. And you went

and just noticed how in the Gospels, that phrase is not only slightly different in different

instances. It shows up slightly different in different instances.

It shows up in kind of different places.

And so I think there would be room for a rebuttal of like, well, we're lacking some level of clarity.

We have the ability to put it here as they've put it.

I have always associated this concept of Jesus weeping over Jerusalem with the triumphal entry because it's such a...

I think you said it was Matthew that does that, almost while he's writing in.

It's Luke, Luke 19.

Luke 19 is where he's riding into the temple and weeps over Jerusalem.

Yeah.

Now, they portrayed this.

He gets on the donkey. Yeah, it's even mixed up the way they're portraying it. So they bring it to Jesus. They put their cloaks on the donkey. Jesus sits on it, starts riding. Then people are spreading their cloaks on the road. As he's drawing near, the disciples begin to rejoice. We see all that.

People are shouting. Some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to him, teacher rebuke your disciples.

So, like, they had those guys come out before he gets to the crowd. So we're already mixing things

around there. And then Luke goes on to say,

and when he drew near and saw the city, he wept over it saying, blah, blah, blah.

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