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Caption transcript for Psalms of Ascent (2018): “Psalms 134” (8/8)

• 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 Welcome to Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:40 I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:42 And I'm David Hart.
• 00:43 I can't believe this is the last program
• 00:44 of our Series, "Psalms of Ascent"
• 00:46 which first aired in 2010.
• 00:48 We're so thankful for all of the teaching
• 00:50 that's gone on this Series.
• 00:52 Dr. Seif,
• 00:53 we've had Hebrew Lessons,
• 00:54 music by Marty Goetz.
• 00:55 I love the music.
• 00:56 Eitan has brought us great messages from the Coast in Israel.
• 00:59 Dramatic Re-enactments
• 01:01 Right, it's been a full, wonderful Series,
• 01:03 and today Dr. Seif will be teaching
• 01:05 on the last Psalm of Ascent,
• 01:07 which is Psalm 134.
• 01:08 So if you have your Bible,
• 01:10 open it and get ready for our teaching.
• 01:12 But first let's go to
• 01:13 our dramatic re-enactment in Israel.
• 01:17 "Behold, bless ye the Lord all ye servants of the Lord,"
• 01:22 "which by night stand in the House of the Lord."
• 01:26 "Lift up your hands in the Sanctuary,"
• 01:29 "and bless the Lord."
• 01:31 The Lord that made heaven and earth,"
• 01:34 "bless thee out of Zion."
• 01:40 What's represented by these arms extended,
• 01:42 this transcendence,
• 01:44 this looking beyond the moment,
• 01:47 or folks saying, "Lord I need you."
• 01:49 "Lord I want you."
• 01:50 "Lord help me."
• 01:52 Are they saying that,
• 01:53 all of the above,
• 01:55 some of the above?
• 01:56 It certainly is personal from person to person.
• 01:59 But what is to be observed is that
• 02:01 people do take leave of the moment.
• 02:04 Mindful of sin and circumstance
• 02:06 we reach up to God and say, "Help me, heal me and make me whole."
• 02:11 People do it individually and I know that because
• 02:14 here from the Mount of Olives
• 02:15 it's hard to carve out some space just to give this talk
• 02:19 because there are so many people round about.
• 02:22 They just come and come and come to Jerusalem.
• 02:25 Some tourists, just to see the site,
• 02:27 others to seek the Lord here.
• 02:31 In the case of the psalmist,
• 02:32 he encourages lifting hands upward.
• 02:35 You can go to the Western Wall
• 02:36 on the other side of the site behind me.
• 02:38 People write prayer requests and stick them in the wall.
• 02:41 Different people, different ways, different days,
• 02:44 all of whom are trying to get a
• 02:47 little touch of heaven, here in the Holy Land.
• 02:52 In Psalm Chapter 134
• 02:56 we come to the close
• 02:57 of this section called
• 03:05 Psalms that were sung by pilgrims of old
• 03:08 as they made their way to this place,
• 03:10 that is in fact of old.
• 03:13 In Psalm 134, if you'll look with me there,
• 03:16 the psalmist says,
• 03:31 And oh for the love of God, they keep doing it,
• 03:34 and many stream here to do it
• 03:37 to get a glimpse of this.
• 03:38 In fact, people watch this television program
• 03:40 to get a glimpse of this.
• 03:42 Well here the psalmist encourages,
• 03:44 "Bless the Lord."
• 03:46 Here in Jerusalem he says,
• 03:47 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 04:01 There's something about it.
• 04:03 I think human nature being what it is,
• 04:07 the human condition being what it is,
• 04:10 our own sense of being assailed sometimes by
• 04:13 circumstance, by situations.
• 04:16 We want to take leave of it all if but for a moment,
• 04:19 carve out some space,
• 04:22 and enter in to God's presence with the belief
• 04:25 that by virtue of spending some time there
• 04:28 we'll be energized,
• 04:30 we'll be able to more effectively
• 04:31 mobilize faith and resources
• 04:34 to better meet the troubles of the day.
• 04:38 And hence there's this sense of sanctuary, retreating.
• 04:41 It's not that it's characterized by
• 04:43 a permanent retreat from life,
• 04:45 though it could be said that some
• 04:47 excessively religious people are gained to do that.
• 04:50 No, in this case, pilgrims came to Jerusalem
• 04:53 not to spend their life here,
• 04:55 but rather get a touch of heaven here
• 04:57 in the hope that they will be energized and
• 05:00 then go home and get a sense of God's will and ways
• 05:03 to meet the trouble of their days.
• 05:06 This sense of transcendent worship
• 05:09 that's reflected by this,
• 05:10 one needn't come to Jerusalem for it,
• 05:13 though here in Jerusalem in the Old Testament
• 05:15 the psalmist is encouraging,
• 05:17 "Lift your hands."
• 05:19 But this sense of lifting the hands
• 05:21 is found elsewhere beyond the pages of the Psalms.
• 05:25 We find it in ancient art and literature.
• 05:30 As for art, you can go to the catacombs,
• 05:32 those being the place where the earliest believers met,
• 05:35 and they had these various humble frescoes painted in the plaster.
• 05:40 There's pictures of people praying like this.
• 05:44 Beyond those humble beginnings under Rome, underground,
• 05:48 where you get the term "underground church".
• 05:50 The earliest above ground worship facility that has been found
• 05:54 was a dugout of the earth in Dura-Europos, Syria.
• 05:58 And there there's frescoes as well of people praying
• 06:01 like this, from the 3rd Century.
• 06:05 Whether it's the 1st Century,
• 06:06 whether it's the 3rd Century A.D. ,
• 06:07 whether it's 1,000 B.C.
• 06:09 people are entering in to God's presence like this.
• 06:13 The earliest Jewish believers in Yeshua, in Jesus,
• 06:17 would be gained to pray with arms extended.
• 06:20 James Charlesworth, a professor of Princeton University,
• 06:24 translated a book a collection of songs
• 06:28 from the 1st Century Messianic Jewish world
• 06:30 called, "The Odes of Solomon".
• 06:33 and therein in that Hymn Book, over and again
• 06:35 the call is to pray with abandon
• 06:37 with arms extended like this,
• 06:40 like what we're reading here.
• 06:42 But listen, those early Messianic beliefs
• 06:44 saw by standing and praying like this,
• 06:47 what the got was a picture not just of abandonment
• 06:50 as one enters into God's presence, no,
• 06:52 they got a picture of the Cross.
• 06:57 Do you know by the way, that Yeshua came into
• 06:59 the world to save sinners and to help people?
• 07:01 He can put a new song in your mouth,
• 07:06 a song of praise to God.
• 07:09 Some are stuck in the ma laze.
• 07:10 There's no good news.
• 07:11 There's nothin to sing about.
• 07:13 The mind is just spinning with fermenting discontent.
• 07:16 God can fix that.
• 07:18 You know, pilgrims came here to Jerusalem
• 07:20 to enter into God's presence.
• 07:22 And even if you can't come to Jerusalem
• 07:24 you would do well to enter into God's presence.
• 07:27 Go into a Sanctuary, a House of Worship,
• 07:29 talk to a Pastor,
• 07:30 talk to the Lord.
• 07:32 Find out how in Messiah Yeshua, how in Jesus,
• 07:35 you can be born anew,
• 07:38 and your circumstances along with you.
• 07:42 Were that to be your experience you could sing
• 07:44 like the psalmist here who says,
• 07:46 "Bless the Lord, all the servants of the Lord,"
• 07:49 "and we bless you from Zion,"
• 07:51 "even He that made heaven and earth."
• 08:00 Our offer on this program,
• 08:03 the CD, "I Call You Friend"
• 08:05 by Marty Goetz.
• 08:06 A beautiful compilation of Psalms set to music.
• 08:10 Peaceful, soothing,
• 08:11 It will transport you
• 08:13 into areas of worship
• 08:15 that are beyond your expectations.
• 08:17 We're honored to have Marty with us during
• 08:19 this special series of programs
• 08:20 on the book of Psalms and we know that
• 08:23 you'll find this CD to be a blessing.
• 08:26 Call 1-800 WONDERS and ask for,
• 08:28 Marty Goetz' CD, "I Call You Friend"
• 08:35 The word "ministry"
• 08:36 comes from the Latin word "minus"
• 08:39 which means "less than",
• 08:40 and it derives from Jesus saying,
• 08:42 "He who is greatest among you must be the servant of all."
• 08:46 "I endeavor to be a servant to the text here,
• 08:49 and I want you, please be a servant to the Gospel,
• 08:52 and help us get this story out.
• 08:55 It's not cheap.
• 08:56 Your gracious contributions are so appreciated,
• 09:00 and make one now, please, to
• 09:01 Zola Levitt Ministries
• 09:08 Dr. Jeffrey Seif is a highly sought after
• 09:11 Speaker and a college Professor.
• 09:13 We have been able to bring you an 8 week,
• 09:16 in depth course on the Psalms of Ascent
• 09:19 because of your donations.
• 09:22 So we thank you for making this whole series possible.
• 09:25 Dr. Seif will be tying up the whole series today,
• 09:28 but first, let's go to a dramatic re-enactment.
• 09:33 The Psalms of Ascent speak of a journey
• 09:37 ever upward towards Zion,
• 09:40 into the courtyards of the Lord.
• 09:42 The psalmist makes it clear
• 09:44 that this journey
• 09:46 is sometimes riddled with difficulties,
• 09:49 but more often than not, with blessing.
• 09:53 He speaks of deception,
• 09:56 and preservation,
• 09:59 dependence,
• 10:01 and stability,
• 10:04 reliance,
• 10:06 and perseverance,
• 10:09 redemption,
• 10:11 and comfort,
• 10:14 joy,
• 10:16 and unity.
• 10:19 The Lord that made heaven and earth
• 10:21 bless the out of Zion.
• 10:26 The Psalms contain
• 10:28 a wide range
• 10:30 of experiences,
• 10:32 of emotions,
• 10:35 from agonies to ecstasies
• 10:38 and everything in life in between.
• 10:40 The Psalms talk about life from
• 10:42 love, abandonment, disappointment,
• 10:45 disgrace in relationships,
• 10:48 in personal performances,
• 10:50 all of that.
• 10:52 The Psalms of Ascent contain that to varying degrees.
• 10:56 In part because it's real human beings
• 10:59 that are coming here to Jerusalem because
• 11:03 they want a touch of God.
• 11:05 They want God to help them in their life.
• 11:09 They don't just come as I'd said earlier in the program yesterday.
• 11:12 They come today.
• 11:14 They're here right now.
• 11:15 It's hard to carve out some quiet space because
• 11:18 there's so many here praying, praising, talking
• 11:21 as this vista is just lighting their candle.
• 11:25 I don't know what it does for you, but
• 11:27 I do know that I want to speak to you, and
• 11:29 if you'll permit, I want to discuss some of what
• 11:33 we considered in the Psalms of Ascent,
• 11:35 and then I want to talk to you personally
• 11:37 in some pastoral sense if you'd permit.
• 11:40 in the Psalms of Ascent we heard grieving people
• 11:43 that are so concerned because
• 11:45 people have done them wrong in life.
• 11:48 Deceitful lips,
• 11:49 manipulators,
• 11:51 people who would abandon them on one hand, and
• 11:53 disappoint them on the other.
• 11:55 All of that.
• 11:56 It could be that some of that speaks to your circumstance.
• 12:01 The story of sinners wanting to enter in to God's presence,
• 12:04 and experiencing His forgiveness.
• 12:07 It could be that you're experiencing some of that.
• 12:10 There's stories in the Psalms of Ascent about
• 12:13 praying for blessings in families, in marriages,
• 12:17 with children and grandchildren.
• 12:20 And it could be that you're experiencing some of that.
• 12:24 When you read the Psalms, there's
• 12:26 something for everyone because
• 12:28 it is so "down to earth"
• 12:30 in the way that it talks to human experience.
• 12:36 And now, as one human being to another,
• 12:39 if you'll permit,
• 12:41 I'd like to speak to you about an experience
• 12:44 that's available for you.
• 12:48 I want to talk to you about it from this place.
• 12:51 It says in the prophets,
• 12:52 that the Word of the Lord will come forth from Zion.
• 12:56 And here with Jerusalem in the background,
• 12:58 I have something that I'm praying and I'm hoping is
• 13:01 the Word of the Lord for you.
• 13:04 And that Word is that irrespective of where you find yourself right now,
• 13:09 you're not in a pit that's so low where God can't Himself
• 13:14 conduct a rescue operation to deliver you out of it.
• 13:18 You might think that's the case as you find yourself in circumstances
• 13:22 that you are personally unable
• 13:25 to extricate yourself from.
• 13:27 If the Psalms of Ascent tell me anything, they
• 13:30 tell me there's a good God!
• 13:32 And people are coming to worship that good God joyfully.
• 13:36 I want you to know that there can be a new song in your mouth and you
• 13:40 can be part of that happy throng, but
• 13:42 what you need to do is
• 13:44 you need to do what the psalmist says,
• 13:46 to repent,
• 13:48 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 13:52 That may resonate with you.
• 13:53 There's something that you might need to change.
• 13:56 The psalmist talks about entering into God's Sanctuary.
• 14:00 You might need to find your way to one.
• 14:03 Some of us are way too alone and
• 14:05 that sense of alienation itself,
• 14:07 hear me on this,
• 14:08 that sense of alienation itself,
• 14:10 could well contribute to the depression
• 14:12 that you may well be feeling.
• 14:15 You need to reach up to God.
• 14:18 You need to repent of sins,
• 14:20 if that resonates with you right now
• 14:24 you need to decide to participate in the Sanctuary
• 14:27 like these psalmists are doing.
• 14:29 In fact, these songs were sung as they
• 14:32 made their way to church, if you will.
• 14:34 And by the way, as you enter into God's place
• 14:37 you'll discover God afresh
• 14:39 as the Word of the Lord is opened up,
• 14:41 as the songs are sung,
• 14:43 many of these psalms in fact.
• 14:45 Beyond that you'll discover other like minded people.
• 14:48 And with them, and I want you to hear me,
• 14:50 with them you can continue along life's journey
• 14:55 as you go on your pilgrimage.
• 14:59 Truth is we're all making a journey
• 15:01 from the womb to the tomb,
• 15:03 and it's helpful to be surrounded by like minded travelers.
• 15:09 Well I hope you're a little chided by that,
• 15:12 a little pressed by that.
• 15:13 I'm not the least bit afraid to nudge you a little bit,
• 15:18 hoping that it's the Lord that's nudging you some.
• 15:21 As I sign off on the series I want to thank you for watching it.
• 15:24 If you haven't seen all of it, by all means acquire it.
• 15:28 When people buy these programs it helps us pay our bills.
• 15:31 Beyond that you can always go on line
• 15:33 to www.levitt.com
• 15:35 and you can pick them up for free.
• 15:37 That's not a good way to make money
• 15:39 to offer to sell it to and then tell you it's free,
• 15:41 but hey, listen, biblical truth,
• 15:43 we don't want to put a price tag on it,
• 15:44 but we do need to pay our bills.
• 15:46 Hey listen, thank you so much for going with us on the journey,
• 15:49 for watching Zola Levitt Presents
• 15:51 and the Psalms of Ascent in this case.
• 15:52 As you go now, Sha'a'lu Shalom Yerushalayim
• 15:56 Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.
• 16:03 ♪ On that Holy Mountain in Jerusalem ♪
• 16:07 ♪ Take thy son, thy son, thy only son ♪
• 16:11 ♪ Slay him there and tell the world Jerusalem ♪
• 16:15 ♪ of thy faith, thy faith, that it is done. ♪
• 16:19 ♪ For it is done, we have a Son, ♪
• 16:23 ♪ The Blessed One, His Only Son. ♪
• 16:27 ♪ Believe on Him, and it is done, ♪
• 16:31 ♪ And always pray Sha'alu Shalom . ♪
• 16:35 ♪ Music Interlude ♪
• 16:42 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim , ♪
• 16:46 ♪ Sha'alu Sha'alu Shalom ♪
• 16:50 ♪ For the Holy City of Jerusalem ♪
• 16:57 ♪ We will pray for peace ♪
• 17:00 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom ♪
• 17:08 ♪ Shalom ! ♪♪
• 17:10 Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim .
• 17:12 Good job!
• 17:14 You sang that Zola song well.
• 17:16 Thank you so much.
• 17:16 Lots of words.
• 17:18 We really do pray for Jerusalem,
• 17:19 every day with so much going on there right now,
• 17:21 and especially with our "little" boy who lives there now.
• 17:24 Our 23 year old little boy that lives there.
• 17:26 Plus we have a lot of friends, loved ones
• 17:28 that are in Jerusalem now.
• 17:30 So, Sha'a'lu Shalom Yerushalayim,
• 17:32 praying for Jerusalem.
• 17:34 And the peace of Jerusalem is important to us.
• 17:37 Someone that is on our team as a regular now,
• 17:39 Chaim Malespin and his family also live in Israel.
• 17:42 We asked Chaim recently
• 17:44 What is something that you're thankful for?
• 17:51 I just want to say
• 17:53 thank you to God right now.
• 17:54 Do you know He doesn't think like us?
• 17:56 He thinks like a farmer.
• 17:58 He doesn't just plant a seed you know?
• 17:59 He cultivates that seed
• 18:01 and He makes sure that the harvest will happen.
• 18:03 And I'm so excited to say
• 18:05 that we're seeing the Harvest happen here in Israel.
• 18:08 I mean, in a physical sense you have the Isaiah 35.
• 18:10 The wilderness, the dry desolate place will
• 18:13 blossom as a rose.
• 18:14 That is happening even in the deserts.
• 18:16 But what about the harvest of His Word?
• 18:20 You know? What about the harvest that He
• 18:22 promised would happen, of His Word?
• 18:24 You know, I'm sure Jeremiah is dancing right now
• 18:27 in heaven.
• 18:28 I'm sure Isaiah is so excited that we the gardeners,
• 18:31 we the stewards of His Words,
• 18:34 are able to harvest.
• 18:35 And you know He's entrusted us with
• 18:37 the seed of understanding
• 18:38 of His heart for the restoration of Israel.
• 18:40 How are we going to handle that thing?
• 18:43 How are we going to act now that we are holding
• 18:46 such a beautiful thing.
• 18:54 Chaim, thank you so much.
• 18:55 We're so honored and thankful
• 18:57 that you are part of the Zola Levitt team.
• 18:58 We love your insight every week.
• 19:01 Stay tuned friends, there's much more coming up.
• 19:05 Our offer on this program,
• 19:07 The CD, "I Call You Friend"
• 19:09 by Marty Goetz.
• 19:11 A beautiful compilation of Psalms set to music.
• 19:14 Peaceful, soothing,
• 19:16 it will transport you into areas of worship
• 19:19 that are beyond your expectations.
• 19:22 We're honored to have Marty with us during
• 19:24 this special series of programs
• 19:26 on the book of Psalms.
• 19:27 And we know that you'll find this CD to be a blessing.
• 19:30 Call 1-800-WONDERS
• 19:32 and ask for Marty Goetz' CD
• 19:35 "I Call you Friend"
• 19:39 Zola Levitt Presents is more than just a television program.
• 19:43 There are many ways to connect with us on social media.
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• 20:25 Now let's go to Israel for our weekly Hebrew Lesson.
• 20:34 Shalom Havarim !
• 20:36 We're here in the City of Jerusalem
• 20:38 talking about the Names of God.
• 20:40 One of my favorite Names is Adonai Rophe
• 20:44 which means, "God is my Healer".
• 20:47 Now the word " Rophe " comes from the word "doctor" in Hebrew
• 20:50 which is Ropha .
• 20:52 And as we call out on the Name of the Lord
• 20:55 in times of sickness, in time of need,
• 20:58 we can declare that powerful statement.
• 21:00 " Adonai Rophe ", "God is my Healer".
• 21:04 In Isaiah Chapter 53 it says that Messiah
• 21:07 took upon Him all of our pain and all of our affliction,
• 21:11 and by His stripes we are healed.
• 21:14 So when my kids aren't feeling well,
• 21:16 or when my kids are sick,
• 21:17 we lay our hands upon them and we pray and we declare,
• 21:21 Adonai Rophe , God is my Healer.
• 21:25 As we go forth this week
• 21:28 in any situation you can declare and worship
• 21:31 that God is a God that heals.
• 21:34 Adonai Rophe .
• 21:37 Sarah thank you so much.
• 21:38 Again, we're honored to have you on our team.
• 21:41 You've been bringing Hebrew Names of God
• 21:44 to us through this whole series.
• 21:45 She's great.
• 21:46 Ready?
• 21:47 Here we go.
• 21:48 Let me say this too.
• 21:49 Yes?
• 21:50 This is a word for all of us today.
• 21:51 Adonai Rophe
• 21:53 Adonai Rophe
• 21:54 He is our Healer.
• 21:55 He is, that's a good way to end this series.
• 21:58 We always love having Dr. Jeffrey Seif with us.
• 22:02 I know you know him.
• 22:04 So great to have you here with us today.
• 22:06 Hey guys, gals, great to be here.
• 22:08 Thank you for having me.
• 22:10 You look good.
• 22:11 Bless your heart.
• 22:12 We've been watching you for 8 weeks, 8 years ago and
• 22:14 you haven't aged a bit.
• 22:16 You are just so sweet.
• 22:17 You are so welcome.
• 22:19 You know, I'm 62 but I'm running
• 22:21 and lifting some weights
• 22:23 and trying to not just let it all get away from me.
• 22:25 You look good.
• 22:26 Well thank you, thank you.
• 22:28 We've loved your teaching in this series.
• 22:30 Has it changed at all since 2010?
• 22:33 Well, I hope so.
• 22:35 Not to say, 8 years ago that was a real loser.
• 22:38 But I hope we get deeper in the things that we do.
• 22:40 It's like working out.
• 22:41 Your building, and you know,
• 22:43 the muscle groups get bigger,
• 22:45 not that I'm Mr. Olympia or whatever.
• 22:47 But, I'll tell ya the reason why
• 22:48 I wanted to do the Psalms initially
• 22:50 and Ken Berg, our Producer,
• 22:52 and Mark Levitt got on board with it
• 22:54 is cause I realized that when people
• 22:57 are discombobulated in life, disoriented,
• 22:59 people go to the Psalms in the morning.
• 23:01 It's just the best read Book in the Bible.
• 23:04 Because, they hear someone being honest and earnest
• 23:07 about their life circumstances,
• 23:09 and they transcend those circumstances
• 23:11 and look up to God.
• 23:13 And by reading and experiencing them do it,
• 23:16 it enables the reader to do it as well.
• 23:19 And I kind of felt the Lord tugging me that direction,
• 23:24 to do the series for that reason.
• 23:26 But subsequent to it you know I wrote
• 23:28 a book on the Psalms with Paul Wilbur, a Messianic Artist,
• 23:32 and Glen Blank, a scholar.
• 23:34 We did a commentary, not that I'm trying to sell my own books.
• 23:37 Since this time.
• 23:38 Since then, but to me it was the beginning
• 23:40 of a journey where I developed more of
• 23:43 an appreciation for the Psalms.
• 23:45 I taught a University course on the Psalms
• 23:48 and wrote a book on the Psalms.
• 23:49 I just think...
• 23:51 And I think why it was important for a guy like me,
• 23:54 cause I'm an intellectual, I'm a professor.
• 23:56 For me it's all about the head.
• 23:58 Psalms is so much about the heart.
• 24:00 And I've learned to appreciate more
• 24:02 the heart over the head.
• 24:04 Right, I love reading the Psalms,
• 24:06 but I also love singing the Psalms,
• 24:08 and put it to music.
• 24:09 Yes, and you do it well.
• 24:11 Now we're kind of getting into your world.
• 24:12 If I tried to sing I'd scare the Holy Spirit out of the room.
• 24:15 But there's a reason why this stuff is put to Psalms.
• 24:17 This is Israel's old hymnal by the way.
• 24:20 There were various levitical choirs that had developed, and
• 24:24 this was their stuff.
• 24:26 Thank you and we don't have more time.
• 24:28 We'll have you back.
• 24:29 I'll come.
• 24:31 Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 24:33 It's been great, thank you so much.
• 24:34 And we hope you've enjoyed this great series.
• 24:37 We've had Chaim Malespin with us,
• 24:38 Sarah Liberman.
• 24:40 Who else?
• 24:40 Eitan Shishkoff
• 24:42 and Marty Goetz.
• 24:43 And we get to hear one more song from Marty.
• 24:46 It's a wonderful way to end this whole series.
• 24:48 Here's Marty Goetz with "Benediction".
• 24:51 Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim
• 24:52 Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.
• 25:08 ♪ And now to Him who is able to do ♪
• 25:18 ♪ To do exceedingly, abundantly above ♪
• 25:25 ♪ All we can ask, all we can think, ♪
• 25:34 ♪ All of the Glory be to You who are able to do, ♪
• 25:51 ♪ To do exceedingly, abundantly above ♪
• 25:58 ♪ All we can hope, all we can dream ♪
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