{"id":3423,"date":"2024-06-10T23:19:50","date_gmt":"2024-06-11T06:19:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.patheos.com\/blogs\/inchrist\/?p=3423"},"modified":"2024-07-17T16:25:47","modified_gmt":"2024-07-17T23:25:47","slug":"joanna-chuza-in-the-chosen-a-bad-marriage-in-the-bible","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.patheos.com\/blogs\/inchrist\/2024\/06\/joanna-chuza-in-the-chosen-a-bad-marriage-in-the-bible\/","title":{"rendered":"Joanna & Chuza in ‘The Chosen’: A Bad Marriage in the Bible?"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<\/head>

If you follow Dallas Jenkins\u2019s film series, The Chosen<\/em>, you will notice Joanna, a wealthy and prominent woman, is a follower of John the Baptist and Jesus (played by Amy Bailey). Now in season four it is clear that she has a rocky marriage with her husband, Chuza (played by Nick Chinlund). In the first episode, we find him with another woman at Herod\u2019s banquet, an evening that famously results in John the Baptist\u2019s beheading.<\/p>\n

What does the Bible say about this couple? Are they unequally yoked together in Scripture?<\/p>\n

Joanna and Chuza according to Scripture<\/strong><\/h2>\n The Gospels rarely mention Joanna and Chuza (both are Hebrew or Aramaic names). In fact, they are only mentioned together in the Gospel of Luke 8:2\u20133. Here we learn that Joanna, along with Mary Magdalene, Susanna, and a number of other women, served and supported Jesus\u2019s ministry. Presumably, she was healed of some unknown infirmity or demon-possession. Her husband\u2019s name is Chuza, who is a manager or steward (\u1f10\u03c0\u03af\u03c4\u03c1\u03bf\u03c0\u03bf\u03c2\/ epitropos) <\/em>of Herod\u2019s estate.<\/p>\n Joanna, not Chuza, appears once again in Luke 24:10 as one of the women who witnessed the angelic visitors who declared that Jesus rose from the dead.<\/p>\n Not much can be determined about Chuza. His one mention in Scripture might suggest that the couple became outstanding followers of Christ based on Luke\u2019s sources. Then again, Chuza might be mentioned simply because of his well-recognized role as Herod\u2019s steward even though he remained a non-believer. His mention, then, would be a way of emphasizing Joanna\u2019s wealth and prominence.<\/p>\n The late Harvard professor, Franc\u0327ois Bovon, considers it a radical decision for Joanna \u201cto leave her husband and the court and to follow Jesus\u201d (A Commentary on the Gospel of Luke<\/a> 1:1\u20139:50, <\/em>Hermenia; Fortress, 2002: 301).<\/p>\n But there is an interesting wrinkle related to this couple according to Scripture\u2026<\/p>\n Is Joanna Junia the Apostle<\/em> in Romans 16:7? <\/strong><\/h2>\n An ancient elite woman of Rome, like Junia? \u201cJulia Agrippina, Empress, Sculpture\u201d via pixabay.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Biblical scholar Richard Bauckham suggests that Joanna is Junia in Romans 16:7\u2014the name Junia is the Latin variation of Johanna (Richard Bauckham, Gospel Women<\/a>: Studies in the Named Women of the Gospels; <\/em>Eerdmans 2002:109\u2013202). If he is correct, this would indeed be complementary with what Paul writes about her in this verse. She is outstanding among the apostles, suffered as a prisoner for her faith, and Paul admits that she has been a believer in Christ longer than he has (see B. J. Oropeza, \u00a0\u201cJunia: A Woman Apostle in the Bible<\/a>\u201d).<\/u><\/p>\n Paul first trusted in Christ only a few years after Christ\u2019s resurrection (see Acts 9). This means that Junia may have been one of the original 120 followers of Jesus in Acts 1. If so, then she would be among the many witnesses who saw the risen Christ (1 Corinthians 15:5\u20138). Junia would then meet Paul\u2019s criterion that, to be an authentic apostle, one must be an eye-witness of the risen Lord (1 Corinthians 9:1).<\/p>\n Of course, Paul is not claiming in Romans 16:7 that Junia is one of the Twelve<\/em> apostles. Rather, she is an apostle just like he is an apostle. She has seen the risen Lord, and she has special authority and the \u201cgift\u201d of apostleship to be sent out to proclaim the gospel abroad (1 Corinthians 12:28\u201331; Ephesians 4:8\u201312; cf. Paul and Barnabas as apostles in Acts 14:14).<\/p>\n What Ever Happened to Chuza? <\/strong><\/h2>\n******* ** One potential setback with Bauckham\u2019s hypothesis is that in Romans 16:7 Andronicus is Junia\u2019s husband, not Chuza. To be sure, Jews would sometimes decide to change their names when among gentiles. But we are hard-pressed to explain how Chuza\u2019s name could be easily switched to Andronicus.<\/p>\n ** Bauckham suggests that Joanna\u2019s first husband, Chuza, died. It is only after his death that she married Andronicus.<\/p>\n ** Given their improvised bad relationship in The Chosen <\/em>series, another possibility would be that the couple divorced as a result of Chuza\u2019s marital unfaithfulness. Joanna then married Andronicus, a Christ-follower, not long after the divorce. Remarriage might be an option on the ground of Chuza\u2019s adultery based on a prominent interpretation of Matthew 19:9.<\/p>\n ** Then again, if Joanna is not <\/em>Junia, the extent of the couple\u2019s current marital problems in the series might simply be the rationale needed for Joanna to separate from her husband and become an itinerate follower of Jesus. Yet another option is that Chuza will eventually become a believer.<\/p>\n ** Time will tell which way Dallas Jenkins will develop these characters in The Chosen. <\/em><\/p>\n ** \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ** *******If you follow Dallas Jenkins\u2019s film series, The Chosen, you will notice Joanna, a wealthy and prominent woman, is a follower of John the Baptist and Jesus (played by Amy Bailey). 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