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Caption transcript for Psalms of Ascent (2018): “Psalms 124 & 125” (3/8)

• 00:05 Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel is that they might be saved,
• 00:12 for there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek,
• 00:14 for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon Him.
• 00:39 Thank you for joining us today on Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:41 I'm David Hart.
• 00:42 And I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:43 This is out Series "Psalms of Ascent",
• 00:46 Psalms 120 - 134 in the Bible.
• 00:48 They're Psalms or Songs that were sung
• 00:51 as the Israelites made their way up to Jerusalem.
• 00:54 Today, our teacher for this Series, Dr. Jeffrey Seif
• 00:57 will be teaching on Psalm 124.
• 01:00 Today we have a great re-enactment from Israel.
• 01:03 We have Eitan Shishkoff up in Northern Israel.
• 01:06 He will be bringing us a message.
• 01:08 Chaim Malespin is our dear friend.
• 01:09 We love hanging with him in Israel.
• 01:11 He'll be with us today.
• 01:13 And Sarah Liberman will be bringing us our Hebrew Lesson,
• 01:16 which are the Names of God.
• 01:17 And of course we love music.
• 01:18 Marty Goetz will be bringing special music today.
• 01:21 Right now let's go to Israel
• 01:23 for the dramatic re-enactment.
• 01:28 "If it had not been the Lord"
• 01:30 "who was on our side when men rose up against us",
• 01:33 "they would have swallowed us up quick"
• 01:37 "when their wrath was kindled against us".
• 01:39 "Blessed be the Lord who hath not given us prey to their teeth".
• 01:45 "Our help is in the Name of the Lord who made heaven and earth".
• 01:59 To be sure, war is unpleasant business.
• 02:04 whether it's an ancient soldier
• 02:06 donning a breastplate and a sword,
• 02:09 or whether it's someone stepping into a modern tank, still if you can
• 02:13 imagine what goes on in the minds of individuals that are thrown against
• 02:18 the prospects of their own annihilation.
• 02:22 it's unpleasant business as I'd said.
• 02:24 The psalmist gives voice to the issues associated with bearing arms and if
• 02:31 you'll look in Psalm Chapter 124 there's something that was
• 02:35 a throw back to God's people in a bygone era
• 02:40 because as you would know in bygone eras
• 02:43 if you read the Bible, Israelites had to contend.
• 02:46 If you read the newspaper today you'll learn that
• 02:48 Israelites still have to contend.
• 02:51 I'll get to the text in a second.
• 02:52 Let me speak to the tank in a moment.
• 02:55 This T55 was the backbone of the Arab armies, a number of them.
• 03:00 The Egyptians, the Syrians,
• 03:02 this was their main stay.
• 03:04 It was Russian made,
• 03:05 and this was confiscated in war.
• 03:08 Well as I'd said, whether someone is in a tank, if you can imagine a soldier,
• 03:14 you're an infantryman, and you're looking at
• 03:17 something like this coming to you.
• 03:19 What would you think?
• 03:21 The reason why I said that is to set up the Psalm,
• 03:23 because I want you to hear what he's thinking,
• 03:26 but not just what's he's thinking, what he's feeling.
• 03:28 Let me give it to you in Hebrew first,
• 03:30 and then we will explore it in English.
• 03:32 He says,
• 03:32 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 03:41 And then he repeats by saying,
• 03:46 And then the repetition.
• 04:15 The psalmist elsewhere speaks of,
• 04:17 "Our help comes from the Lord who made heaven and earth".
• 04:23 He says it in so many ways.
• 04:24 In fact, in the last verse in Psalm 124 let me read verse 8,
• 04:29 and then explore it with you first in my version.
• 04:31 he says,
• 04:32 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 04:45 As I'd said at the outset, war to be sure is unpleasant business.
• 04:50 But it seems that from the very beginning
• 04:53 men have been forced to don arms in defense of home and hearth.
• 04:59 Here the psalmist finds himself at a place where he's compelled to do that.
• 05:05 and you can hear how he falls back on confidence in God.
• 05:10 The word "confidence" comes from the Latin word meaning "confides",
• 05:15 and "con" means "with"
• 05:16 and "fides" means "faith".
• 05:18 To be sure it's important for people to have confidence
• 05:23 whether it's a boy on a baseball team
• 05:26 that has to have confidence,
• 05:28 or whether it's a soldier in a tank,
• 05:30 whether it's someone standing up in front a television camera,
• 05:33 there needs to be a certain kind of confidence.
• 05:35 We need to look at the tasks before us
• 05:39 with a certain kind of confidence.
• 05:42 Let me just say there are few things, to my way of thinking,
• 05:44 that are worse than a man who's lost his confidence.
• 05:50 That sense of being deflated is no good.
• 05:53 While confidence is important,
• 05:55 at issue in the text here
• 05:57 isn't just a natural kind of human confidence.
• 06:01 That is to say,
• 06:04 the extent to which this writer has self-confidence, I don't know.
• 06:07 That's between the writer and himself and God.
• 06:10 But the text expresses him having confidence in God as a source.
• 06:17 The reason why I say that is because he says that.
• 06:19 He says, "If it had not had been the Lord"
• 06:23 "who was on our side when men came against us"
• 06:26 "we would have perished".
• 06:28 "They would have swallowed us up alive".
• 06:31 And he goes on to say,
• 06:33 "We've escaped with God's help like a bird escapes from a snare."
• 06:39 Who's to say what your circumstances have been in life.
• 06:41 Only you know...I don't.
• 06:44 I know as I've made my journey
• 06:46 I've had difficulties and problems
• 06:48 be it with unemployment,
• 06:50 be it with health related issues,
• 06:52 be it in litigation with people who really were bent against me.
• 06:57 In different ways, different people
• 06:59 experience different things.
• 07:01 Like the psalmist, I can say,
• 07:03 "If it had not had been the Lord who was on my side"
• 07:07 "I would have perished".
• 07:09 "Men would have swallowed me up alive."
• 07:14 It's easy to think in terms of wars long ago in ancient Israel
• 07:19 as I'm reading a text from ancient Israel, a warrior text.
• 07:22 As I'm standing here in front of a tank
• 07:25 that was captured in wars with modern Israel.
• 07:28 But on a personal note this story needs to become personal,
• 07:31 not just historical.
• 07:33 I say that because you need to know that if you walk with God,
• 07:38 and this is the purpose of the Psalm here by the way,
• 07:40 that if you walk with God
• 07:42 then He'll walk with you,
• 07:44 and help you to overcome the challenges that beset you.
• 07:49 It's good news from the Hebrew Bible.
• 07:52 It's good news for you.
• 08:02 Our Resource this week,
• 08:03 the Grafted In Necklace.
• 08:06 Wearing this lovely sterling silver rendition
• 08:09 of a classic Messianic Symbol
• 08:11 shows you recognize the
• 08:13 Jewish roots of your Christian faith,
• 08:16 and stirs curiosities,
• 08:17 and witness opportunities
• 08:19 with this tribute to
• 08:21 Light, the Lord and abundant Love.
• 08:24 For this Resource and more
• 08:26 call 1-800-WONDERS
• 08:28 or visit us at levitt.com
• 08:32 The word "ministry" comes from the Latin word "minus" which means "less than"
• 08:38 and it derives from Jesus saying,
• 08:40 "He who is greatest among you must be the servant of all."
• 08:44 I endeavor to be a servant to the text here,
• 08:46 and I want you please, be a servant to the Gospel
• 08:49 and help us get this story out.
• 08:52 It's not cheap.
• 08:55 Your gracious contributions are so appreciated,
• 08:57 and make one now please
• 08:59 to Zola Levitt Ministries.
• 09:06 Thank you for standing with this ministry financially,
• 09:09 as we stand with Israel
• 09:11 and support many ministries in the Holy Land.
• 09:13 Now we move on to Psalm 125
• 09:16 as Dr. Jeffrey Seif teaches us that God
• 09:20 will protect and be faithful to His people.
• 09:25 "They that trust in the Lord shall be as Mount Zion"
• 09:29 "which cannot be removed but abideth forever."
• 09:34 "As the mountains are round about Jerusalem"
• 09:37 "so the Lord is round about his people from henceforth even forever."
• 09:43 "Do good O Lord unto those that be good"
• 09:47 "and to them that are upright in their hearts."
• 09:51 "Peace be upon Israel."
• 09:57 Permanence, stability...
• 10:02 That's what I think of when I think of mountains,
• 10:05 immovable objects, fixed places in nature.
• 10:11 I mention this because in the Scriptures
• 10:14 mountains are likened to that which just simply cannot be moved.
• 10:18 Jesus, you can recall, said once that
• 10:20 if you had faith you could move mountains.
• 10:22 Certainly it is a figure of speech to indicate
• 10:25 by faith in God we can re-arrange circumstances that are immovable,
• 10:30 can't be changed any other way.
• 10:32 I mention this because in Psalm 125 here
• 10:35 the psalmist likens God's protection to mountains round about Jerusalem.
• 10:41 It speaks of God's abiding love, His care,
• 10:44 His protection and so forth.
• 10:46 what I want to do is explore this with you and unpack Psalm 125.
• 10:51 First in my version,
• 10:53 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 11:12 I'm coming to you from outside of Jerusalem,
• 11:15 and you can see this view behind me,
• 11:17 its just one of a number.
• 11:19 Actually breathtaking,
• 11:21 so very stimulating to see how Jerusalem,
• 11:24 and you might recall in the Biblical text
• 11:26 Jerusalem's nestled there in the mountains.
• 11:28 David said "what a great place for a capital",
• 11:30 guided as he was by the Holy Spirit
• 11:32 in making that particular choice.
• 11:35 the reason why I say that is because
• 11:37 if you look at the City of Jerusalem itself,
• 11:39 it's really rather interesting.
• 11:41 Jerusalem certainly is a hill on a mountain there,
• 11:46 the capital city where the Temple stood.
• 11:48 But there's these valleys around it
• 11:50 and it forms the letter " Shin " in Hebrew.
• 11:53 The letter is for the name " Shem " which means "Name".
• 12:00 " Ha Shem ", "The Name" is a principal Name of God in biblical literature.
• 12:05 Hence even the Temple itself in the capital City of Jerusalem itself
• 12:10 imposed into the topography is the word for "God" in Hebrew.
• 12:15 Rather fascinating.
• 12:18 In any case, here the psalmist likens God's protection, he says,
• 12:22 "as the mountains are round about Jerusalem"
• 12:25 "So the Lord is round about His people"
• 12:28 to provide protection in affect.
• 12:32 I wonder sometimes, have people actually read their Bibles?
• 12:35 You have these replacement theologians that say that God is done with the Jews;
• 12:40 he's taken away his protection.
• 12:41 They envision that the Israelite presence here in this era
• 12:46 is a fluke in history,
• 12:47 has no place whatsoever because God has abandoned the Jews.
• 12:51 That's not true.
• 12:52 God says He never will abandon the Jews.
• 12:53 They abandon the Jews.
• 12:55 Jews may well have been abandoned in a few Christian pulpits
• 12:59 but according to the sacred literature...
• 13:01 no, God's steadfast love,
• 13:04 His resolve is so amply noted.
• 13:07 I only wish it would make its indelible mark on the cerebral cortex of people
• 13:13 that claim to be biblical thinkers and religious story tellers.
• 13:17 Their story is one of abandonment
• 13:19 and throwing Jewish people under the bus.
• 13:21 That's not what's indicated here,
• 13:23 where God's love again is likened
• 13:25 to a mountain range around Jerusalem.
• 13:28 It speaks of protection, permanence, stability, love and affection.
• 13:32 Okay, so much for that.
• 13:33 I'll get off my soapbox now.
• 13:34 He says in verse 4,
• 13:36 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 13:46 It's not only that God is minded to do good and preserve Jerusalem,
• 13:50 but then there's the petitioner here who is saying,
• 13:53 "Lord, and how about me?"
• 13:55 "Please Lord, be gracious unto me."
• 13:59 "Please Lord, be gracious."
• 14:00 And isn't that so much the cry of our hearts?
• 14:04 You can find yourself in circumstances in life
• 14:07 where you seem to be assailed by things that are beyond your control,
• 14:11 and less then what you would hope for your own life,
• 14:14 or for the lives of loved ones around you.
• 14:17 And your heart's cry and your prayer can be,
• 14:19 "Lord, please do good."
• 14:21 "Lord, preserve."
• 14:22 "Lord, help."
• 14:24 If God ceases His promises to the Jewish people in
• 14:27 the Bible, in the Old Testament,
• 14:29 why would you think He would abide in His promises to you from the New Testament?
• 14:32 I think we need to be consistent in our approach to the literature and
• 14:35 aware of the fact that God is able to watch His people,
• 14:40 and preserve His people, and attend to His promises,
• 14:43 Dor l' Dor , "from generation to generation".
• 14:46 and inasmuch as the psalmist gives voice
• 14:48 to God's steadfast love to Israel,
• 14:50 then the psalmist personalizes and says,
• 14:52 "Lord, now about me", or "about we"
• 14:54 "Lord, please help us."
• 14:56 Then the psalmist closes,
• 14:58 " Shalom al Israel ",
• 15:00 "Peace be upon Yisrael".
• 15:04 We close our programs with saying much the same,
• 15:07 an exhortation in Psalms,
• 15:08 to "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem."
• 15:11 It seems that Israel's stability is important in the biblical text,
• 15:17 that God has a people, He's given them a land.
• 15:20 He brings the people to the land,
• 15:22 and in the land people pray for God's preservation of them in that land.
• 15:27 That's not only the case with people here in Israel,
• 15:30 but you yourself,
• 15:32 as you're working out your own relations with the Lord,
• 15:34 you may well be at a place
• 15:36 where you need to tarry at the altar and say, "Lord please help and preserve",
• 15:40 whether it's a body,
• 15:41 whether it's a circumstance,
• 15:43 whether it's a situation,
• 15:44 "Lord, preserve".
• 15:45 "Lord help".
• 15:46 "Please Lord, do good".
• 15:48 "Let Your face shine upon me.",
• 15:50 much as the sun is shining upon me here around Jerusalem,
• 15:55 so it is you might ask for God's sunshine to shine upon you.
• 15:58 I want you to know that though God's love is manifest in this place,
• 16:03 it's displaced from this place.
• 16:04 Those rays shine everywhere to all who call upon Him.
• 16:07 So let me encourage you to be like the psalmist who says,
• 16:10 "Do good O Lord to those who are good."
• 16:14 Call upon the name of the Lord and you'll see that
• 16:16 He is well pleased to give His blessings to you.
• 16:25 There's a worship song that I love to sing
• 16:27 that says, call upon the Name of the Lord,
• 16:29 have faith in His Name.
• 16:31 And we know that if we go through troubled times
• 16:34 He is faithful to protect all of His children.
• 16:36 That's a good word to take with you for the rest of the week.
• 16:39 Now let's go to Chaim as he shares
• 16:42 an example of how God takes care of His people.
• 16:50 How do you know that God exists?
• 16:52 The answer resoundingly is,
• 16:54 Israel and the Jewish people.
• 16:55 The fact that God is sustaining Israel,
• 16:58 it's an amazing miracle.
• 17:00 Here I am in Sajour.
• 17:02 It's a village of Arab Israelis
• 17:04 who are fellow citizens,
• 17:05 right alongside me.
• 17:06 But going back to 1948,
• 17:08 the War of Independence,
• 17:10 remember the Arab League, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria,
• 17:13 Saudi Arabia, Yemen,
• 17:15 there was the Arab Liberation Army,
• 17:18 there was the Muslim Brotherhood,
• 17:19 Pakistan, Sudan.
• 17:21 I know Lebanon played a part as well in coming against Israel.
• 17:25 But you know what?
• 17:27 God helped a bunch of Holocaust Survivors
• 17:29 to survive with just a mere militia,
• 17:35 to be able to then come together
• 17:37 and see God's protection.
• 17:39 I'm happy to say that God is still protecting His Land,
• 17:42 He's still watching over His Land,
• 17:44 and Peace is reigning,
• 17:47 but will reign far greater
• 17:48 when the Messiah reigns here.
• 17:57 The Lord is a promise keeper,
• 17:59 and His love endures from this time forth and forever.
• 18:03 Amen
• 18:04 That is good news from this Book right here.
• 18:06 That is.
• 18:06 That's the Bible right there.
• 18:07 It is.
• 18:09 When we return we will have
• 18:10 another Hebrew Lesson and
• 18:11 so much more in this program.
• 18:13 So stay with us.
• 18:16 Our Resource this week,
• 18:18 the Grafted In Necklace.
• 18:20 Wearing this lovely sterling silver rendition
• 18:23 of a classic Messianic Symbol
• 18:25 shows you recognize the
• 18:27 Jewish roots of your Christian faith,
• 18:30 and stirs curiosities,
• 18:31 and witness opportunities
• 18:33 with this tribute to
• 18:35 Light, the Lord and abundant Love.
• 18:38 For this Resource and more
• 18:40 call 1-800-WONDERS
• 18:42 or visit us at levitt.com
• 18:55 ♪ Sha' a' lu shalom Yerushalayim ♪
• 18:59 ♪ Sha' a' lu, sha' a' lu shalom ♪
• 19:03 ♪ in the Holy City of Jerusalem ♪
• 19:10 ♪ We will pray for peace ♪
• 19:13 ♪ Sha' a' lu Shalom ♪
• 19:23 If you have ever thought about going to Israel,
• 19:26 or ever talked to a family member,
• 19:27 if a husband or a wife said,
• 19:29 "We need to go to Israel some day."
• 19:31 It's time to go,
• 19:33 and we have so much fun.
• 19:34 We have fun on the bus don't we?
• 19:35 We do.
• 19:37 And we're not just people, passengers
• 19:39 riding on a bus for 10 days,
• 19:42 we really become family.
• 19:44 I love what our bus line is.
• 19:45 It's Immanuel Bus Tours,
• 19:47 which means, "God is with us."
• 19:49 What a wonderful name for a Tour.
• 19:52 And He is with us and we become family.
• 19:54 We've stayed in touch with a bunch of people
• 19:56 that we've traveled with.
• 19:57 Through social media, we "inbox",
• 19:59 we message each other all the time.
• 20:01 So if you want to connect,
• 20:03 not just take a trip,
• 20:04 but make friends and become family with
• 20:07 Zola Levitt Presents viewers,
• 20:09 go to levitt.com,
• 20:10 check on our Tour Page,
• 20:11 and go with us.
• 20:12 It's time right now for our weekly Hebrew Lesson.
• 20:15 Are you ready?
• 20:16 Here's Sarah Liberman.
• 20:22 Shalom Havarim !
• 20:24 We're here in the City of Jerusalem
• 20:26 talking about the Names of God.
• 20:29 One of the most powerful Names of God is El Khi
• 20:33 and it literally means "God is alive"
• 20:36 or, "The Living God"
• 20:37 El means "God" and Khi means "Life", or "Alive".
• 20:42 So when we pray,
• 20:43 we can pray to the Living God.
• 20:46 Now David in Psalm 84 says,
• 20:48 "My soul thirsts, it yearns for You, the Living God."
• 20:53 "And I find You in this dry and parched Land."
• 20:56 This is the God that we serve,
• 20:58 El Khi , a God Who's life is in us,
• 21:03 Who's life is all around us in all of creation.
• 21:06 So as we worship and we adore Him,
• 21:08 as we pray we can say Adonai El Khi .
• 21:15 Thank you so much Sarah.
• 21:15 I love this word,
• 21:17 and I think this word might be one of your favorites.
• 21:19 It's one of my favorite Hebrew words,
• 21:21 "Khi" which means "Life",
• 21:23 but God's Names,
• 21:25 so one of the Hebrew Names for God.
• 21:27 Adonai is God.
• 21:28 So should we say it together?
• 21:30 Adonai El Khi
• 21:31 God is a "Living God".
• 21:33 Amen!
• 21:34 That's a good Name.
• 21:35 Now let's go to Haifa
• 21:36 to hear some valuable insight
• 21:37 from Eitan Shishkoff
• 21:43 Shalom , I'm Eitan Shishkoff with "Tents of Mercy" in Israel,
• 21:48 actually right near the Haifa Bay
• 21:50 in a town called Kiryat Yam
• 21:52 where we're located at the moment.
• 21:54 And I'd like to talk to you about the phenomenon
• 21:57 of the return of the Jewish people to Israel
• 22:01 and of the restoration of faith in Jesus,
• 22:05 faith in Yeshua as a Jewish phenomenon.
• 22:08 In the book of Jeremiah, Chapter 30,
• 22:11 we see that God promises,
• 22:13 and this is following many verses that
• 22:16 discuss the return of the exiles to the Land of Israel.
• 22:21 God promises that He will establish,
• 22:23 He will cut a New Covenant with Israel.
• 22:27 this is an incredible promise because the language is very clear.
• 22:30 It is actually relating to the New Testament,
• 22:33 New Covenant, the " b'rit hadasha " in Hebrew.
• 22:36 and he says this is what it's going to consist of,
• 22:47 The intimacy of this promise really captures me
• 22:50 and what I see is that God is calling those who follow Jesus
• 22:55 to continue to celebrate their Jewish life and heritage.
• 22:59 This is what happened to myself and to my wife.
• 23:02 We've been raising our family now for some thirty years in that process,
• 23:06 and the congregations that God allowed us to plant in Israel
• 23:09 follow in that pattern as well.
• 23:11 In fact, every Shabbat we read from the Torah scroll
• 23:16 just as is done in synagogues around the world.
• 23:19 And this is part of our statement,
• 23:22 part of our life witness and testimony to our own people.
• 23:26 We have not become traitors,
• 23:28 we have not converted to another religion,
• 23:30 and that the origins of faith in Yeshua
• 23:33 are indeed right here in Israel.
• 23:35 This is a phenomenon that has not existed for some 18th and 19th centuries.
• 23:40 and so it's something that I believe should excite every one of us
• 23:45 no matter what our background,
• 23:46 or no matter where we're living in the world,
• 23:48 that God keeps His Word,
• 23:50 and that sometimes it takes a few centuries for it to happen.
• 23:53 But the Lord does not forget and He is re-establishing
• 23:58 a community of believers in Yeshua
• 24:00 just as it was with the apostles in the 1st century
• 24:03 right here in Israel in our times.
• 24:09 ♪ The Lord of Hosts is with us ♪
• 24:12 ♪ The God of Jacob is our Refuge. ♪
• 24:18 ♪ When the nations rage and all the kingdoms fall ♪
• 24:24 ♪ He says I Am, I Am, ♪
• 24:28 ♪ I Am all. ♪
• 24:32 ♪ And there's a River who's streams make glad the City of God. ♪
• 24:43 ♪ They flow to His Holy Habitation, ♪
• 24:47 ♪ They flow to the Home of the Most High. ♪
• 24:53 ♪ The Lord of Hosts is with us. ♪
• 24:56 ♪ The God of Jacob is our Refuge, ♪
• 25:03 ♪ He breaks the bow, and He shatters the spear, ♪
• 25:08 ♪ and says I Am, I Am, ♪
• 25:13 ♪ I Am here! ♪
• 25:22 ♪ So we will not fear ♪
• 25:25 ♪ though this world should change ♪
• 25:27 ♪ though the waters roar ♪
• 25:29 ♪ though the mountains shake and tremble, ♪
• 25:32 ♪ for He's a present help in trouble, in trouble ♪
• 25:51 ♪ Be still and know that I Am God. ♪
• 26:02 ♪ I Am exalted in the nations. ♪
• 26:06 ♪ I am exalted in the earth. ♪
• 26:13 ♪ The Lord of Hosts is with us ♪
• 26:17 ♪ the God of Jacob is our Refuge ♪
• 26:23 ♪ till the ends of the earth He causes wars to cease and says, ♪
• 26:31 ♪ I Am, I Am, ♪
• 26:34 ♪ I Am Peace. ♪
• 26:39 ♪ He says I Am, I Am, ♪
• 26:45 ♪ I Am Peace. ♪♪
• 26:59 Marty, thank you so much for your song today.
• 27:01 What a great message in that song that says
• 27:03 that God is unshakable, faithful,
• 27:06 and He loves all us deeply.
• 27:09 That is Good News for all of us to
• 27:11 take with us for the rest of the week.
• 27:14 Psalm 122:6 says,
• 27:15 Sha'lu Shalom Yerushalayim
• 27:17 Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem
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