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How to watch The Chosen season 6 online – stream the biblical epic from anywhere for free

The biblical series is now heading towards the final 24 hours of Jesus Christ's life. Here's how to watch The Chosen season 6 online with Prime, from anywhere.

How to watch The Chosen season 6 online – stream the biblical epic from anywhere for free

The highly anticipated sixth season of the biblical drama series The Chosen is set to conclude the story of Jesus Christ's life leading up to his crucifixion. Over the course of five seasons, viewers have witnessed Jesus facing persecution, skepticism, and ultimately becoming the messiah of the Christian faith. Season six will delve into the final 24 hours of Jesus' life, from his time in the Garden of Gethsemane to his trial and scourging.

The intense and violent events leading to his crucifixion will be meticulously portrayed over the course of the six episodes, concluding in December 2026. The entire series will be released on Prime Video globally on November 15, with three episodes available at launch, followed by weekly releases through December 6. Jonathon Roumie portrays Jesus of Nazareth, Shahar Isaac takes on the role of Simon Peter, Elizabeth Tabish plays Mary Magdalene, and other notable actors join the cast.

For those unable to watch locally, a VPN service such as NordVPN can be used to access the series from anywhere worldwide.

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