Jesus' Trial: Claims, Beliefs, and Consequences

### The Confrontation of Belief: Jesus' Declaration and the Accusation of Blasphemy
* 📜 In a tense exchange, Jesus is questioned about his identity as the **Christ**, prompting accusations of **blasphemy** from the crowd.
* 🗣 He asserts, "The works I do in my father's name bear witness about me," indicating that his actions **validate his claims**.
* 🐑 Jesus emphasizes that his followers recognize his voice, stating, "**My sheep hear my voice**, and I know them, and they follow me."
* ⚖ The crowd accuses him of blasphemy, declaring that his **claim to be the Son of God** warrants **capital punishment under Mosaic law**.
* 🪨 They demand stones for execution, insisting that his statement, "**I and the father are one**," is a direct affront to their beliefs.
* 📖 Jesus challenges them, asking which of his **good works** they are stoning him for, pointing out the **contradiction in their actions**.
* 🔍 He urges them to judge him by his works, suggesting that they reveal the **divine connection between him and the Father**.
* 🏃 Amidst the chaos, there is a **sense of urgency** as the crowd grapples with their emotions, leading to a moment of **conflict and confusion**.

Jesus claims unity with the Father, asserting his divinity despite accusations of blasphemy.

hand me the ROP one more B. Hold it, hold this. You, you're Jesus of Nazareth, aren't you? How long will you keep us in suspense? If you are the Christ, tell us plainly. I told you, and you did not believe. When? When did you tell us, blasphemer? The works I do in my father's name bear witness about me. What do you mean, my father? You do not believe because you are not among my sheep. You would utter such a profanation amid the pillars of Solomon's porch. Have you no shame? My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. He just said that he's the Christ, and we did not believe. This blasphemy is enough for capital punishment, and we are on Temple ground. Stones, we need stones. What stones? I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand. No one can granty turnover if your desecrations of her will be purged from the sacred place. I

maybe wish my father who has given them to me is greater than all and no one will be able to snatch them out of the father's hand. I and the father are one. I have shown you many good works from the father. For which of them do you stone me? Good works if you've done any. That's not why we're stoning you. It's for blasphemy because you, being a man, make yourself God. You call me a blasphemer because I said I am the son of God. You UT such a thing shall be punished by death according to the law of Moses. You know little of the law of Moses. Someone get the temple God. Ask him if I am not doing the works of my father. Then do not believe me. But by my works, you should understand the father is in me and I am in the father. [Music] Why are we running? We have him. Why can't we fight back? They to Judas off, off everyone, off the road, everyone down. We can't stay on the road. Come on.

The Chosen | I and the Father Are One | Season 4 Scene

The Gospel Story

Jesus is questioned about his identity as the Christ and responds by highlighting his works and the relationship with his Father.

The crowd is divided, with some wanting to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus asserts his divine authority and unity with the Father, challenging the accusations against him.

Music has a powerful effect on our emotions, influencing mood and behavior.

It can evoke strong feelings, memories, and even physical reactions.

Different genres and rhythms can have varying impacts, from calming and relaxing to energizing and motivating.