Encountering Jesus: A Conversation with Nathaniel

Nathaniel, a true Israelite, is called to help bring souls closer to God.

### A Conversation of Faith and Revelation
* 🎶 The dialogue begins with a **heartfelt plea to the divine**, expressing a **desire for connection and support** during times of distress.
* 👥 Nathaniel is introduced as a friend and a "**truth teller**," contrasting with the **deceitful nature** often found in humanity, referencing the biblical Jacob.
* ✨ The speaker highlights Nathaniel's honesty, proclaiming him a **true Israelite without deceit**, which piques Nathaniel's curiosity about how the speaker **knows him**.
* 👀 The speaker reveals a profound connection, stating, "**I have known you long before Philip called you to come and see**," indicating a **deep, pre-existing awareness**.
* 🌳 A significant moment is shared, where the speaker acknowledges seeing Nathaniel in his **lowest moment under the fig tree**, affirming his presence during times of **solitude**.
* 👑 Nathaniel recognizes the speaker as "**the son of God, the king of Israel**," showcasing a swift acknowledgment of the speaker's **divine nature**.
* 🌌 The speaker promises Nathaniel that he will witness **even greater things**, referencing a vision of **heaven and angels**, establishing a **powerful spiritual connection**.
* 🙏 Finally, the speaker encourages Nathaniel to **start building something meaningful** that fosters prayer and connection to God, indicating an **immediate call to action**.

[Music] [Music] [Music] this was done for you, king of the universe. Before this one, you might play it all. Do not hide your face from me in the day of my distress. Incline your ear to me. Answer my speed lay in the day when I go. No, this was done for you. Do not hide your face from me. Do you see me? Do you see me? Um [Music] so um [Music] come and see rabbi. Well, this is a good night. You know who stands beside you there. This is my friend Nathaniel. Yes, the truth teller. I'm sorry, man, is often deceitful. And Israel began with Jacob, a bit of a deceiver. Yes, yes, but one of the great things about you is you are a true Israelite in whom there is no deceit. What did you say about me? What is this? How do you know me? I have known you long before Philip called you to come and see. Look at him, look at me. [Music] When you were in your lowest moment.

and you were alone. I did not turn my face from you. I saw you under the fig tree. Rub there. It is you are the son of God, the king of Israel. I knew it well. That didn't take long. He doesn't mess around. Because I said to you, I saw you under the victory. You believe you are going to see many greater things than that. Like Jacob, you are going to see heaven open and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the son of man. That's me, by the way. Yeah, I got that. Good. I know you like to be clear. So [Music]. You wanted to help build something that would cause prayer and songs, something to bring souls closer to God. Yes. Can you start tomorrow?

Nathanael under the fig tree meets Jesus and is called to follow. The Chosen S2 E2

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The speaker expresses a deep connection to the "king of the universe," seeking comfort and attention in times of distress.

Nathaniel, referred to as the "truth teller," is introduced as a friend, with a nod to his deceitful nature and Jacob's legacy.

The speaker reveals a profound knowledge of Nathaniel, indicating a deeper connection and understanding.

The speaker acknowledges seeing the other person under the fig tree and recognizes them as the son of God, the king of Israel.

They express confidence that the other person will witness greater things, including heaven opening and angels ascending and descending.

The speaker offers to help build something that brings souls closer to God and asks if they can start the next day.