The Chosen — Last Supper
Hailed as a king upon entering Jerusalem, Jesus’ journey takes a dramatic turn as he challenges the injustices within the temple walls. But with his popularity soaring, powerful religious figures begin to scheme against him, setting in motion a chain of events that will forever alter the course of history. As he shares one last, poignant meal with his closest followers, a shadow falls – Judas’ betrayal ignites a sequence leading toward sacrifice and ultimately, what would become humanity's most enduring story.
He entered the city, hailed as king, yet found the sacred space he sought transformed. The temple, meant for devotion, had become a den of commerce, its sanctity sullied by worldly gain.
Why seek a Roman hand to accomplish the deed? As the Jewish High Priest plots His downfall, Jesus preempts the move, reversing the expected order.
In the throng gathered for Passover, Jesus delivered one final sermon to the vast multitude. The religious authorities, ever watchful, sought to ensnare him within the confines of his words, hoping to expose a flaw or contradiction.
Driven by a fear of public outrage and further shame, Caiaphas decided to have Jesus arrested discreetly, under the cover of night. There was just one difficulty: no one possessed the means to locate him.
Jesus's arrest ignited a fierce dispute. Roman soldiers pursued a restless throng. Shmuel discovered aid from a surprising quarter.
With his disciples gathered for the Passover meal, Jesus' adversaries plotted his capture. Judas, meanwhile, held a clandestine meeting.
Jesus entered the room for the Last Supper. A shadow of apprehension fell upon the disciples; his adversaries were gathering, their resolve hardening like a tightening circle.
Pilate summoned Atticus, intending a stern reprimand. The Sanhedrin erupted in furious debate. The Last Supper concluded.
