However Ross finds he can't stop being friends with Rachel and tells Emily this. Ross reluctantly agrees and moves out of his apartment and into the one he'll be sharing with Emily which is sublet from her cousin. When he refuses on account of Ben, she agrees to move to the US but on the condition that he must move into a new apartment and cut Rachel out of his life. She eventually agrees to giving their marriage a chance, but only if he moves to England. Annoyed by Ross' repeated, failed attempts to win her over, Emily finally contacts Ross to tell him to stop harassing her and her family. Ross continues calling everyone in Emily's family to try to find her and sends them packages of flowers and giant stuffed animals. They both find it crazy when they realize that Rachel is in love with a married man whose wife won't return his calls. Once Rachel returns from Greece, she finally tells Ross of her continued feelings for him. She runs off, and Ross chases her, leaving Rachel alone on the flight. However, Emily does show up at exactly the wrong moment, just as Ross is boarding the plane with Rachel. He runs into Rachel, who is waiting for a flight home, during the last boarding call and invites her along since it seems Emily won't be arriving. Ross hopes Emily will turn up at the airport the next day to join him for their honeymoon to Greece. Monica and Chandler spend the entire reception trying to find a place to sleep together, but Rachel's desire to tell Ross about her feelings, Ross' search for Emily, and Emily's drunken father prevent them from doing so. The episode closes as Jesus prays to God and falls asleep.Following Ross saying Rachel's name during their wedding, a seething Emily allows the ceremony to continue but then punches Ross in the stomach and flees. Mary helps Him clean and feels needed by Jesus after a long time.
As the disciples argue, Jesus returns tired and exhausted. Tension erupts when Simon and the others ask Matthew to apologize for his past actions. They also discuss their opinions on faith and learn more about each others’ pasts. They try to interpret the Messianic nature of Jesus. Over dinner, they discuss Jesus’ growing fame and about the many enemies that lie in wait for Him. The third episode, titled ‘Matthew 4:24′, sees the group of Jesus’ followers spending some quiet time after spending a long day aiding Jesus in healing a large group of people suffering from various ailments. John returns from Syria with news that people are gathering to meet Jesus. Nathaniel receives encouragement from Philip to follow Jesus. The audiences meet another new character Nathaniel, an architect who goes through a turbulent time in his life after a building he was working on collapses. Eventually, they allow him to meet Jesus, and he reveals himself as Philip. Jesus’ disciples are suspicious of the man and ask him why he wants to meet Jesus. In the second episode of ‘The Chosen’ season 2 titled ‘I Saw You,’ a mysterious visitor comes looking for permission to meet Jesus.
The Chosen Season 2 Episode 2 and 3 Recap The confusion of Jesus’ followers will also be further explored as they grapple with the concept of faith in their own way. The conflict will likely continue to affect the group’s dynamic going further. The tension between Simon and Matthew isn’t resolved just yet, and the others, including John, agree what Matthew did while working for the Romans was wrong. The fourth episode of ‘The Chosen’ season 2, titled ‘The Perfect Opportunity,’ will continue to expand on the growing importance of Jesus’ work across Europe. It is likely that season 2 will become available on these platforms soon.
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Furthermore, the new episode can also be watched with the help of VidAngel, which offers free streaming of ‘The Chosen.’ The first season is available to stream on Peacock TV (free) and YouTube (video-on-demand). ‘The Chosen’ season 2 episode 4 will be available to stream on the official website of Angel Studios or BYUtv. Where to Stream The Chosen Season 2 Episode 4 Online?
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