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• 00:07 ♪ Music ♪
• 00:31 From the pit to the palace,
• 00:34 from certain death to abundant life,
• 00:37 Joseph, the Patriarch who pictures Messiah.
• 00:52 Shalom and welcome to our program, I'm Myles Weiss.
• 00:54 And I'm Katharine Weiss.
• 00:56 And we want to welcome you
• 00:57 to our new series on "Joseph, Dreamer / Redeemer"
• 01:01 What a picture of Messiah we see in the life of Joseph.
• 01:04 For so many years, centuries Jesus has been seen as a foreign god.
• 01:09 And just as we'll see in this story
• 01:11 for a season of Joseph's life
• 01:13 his brothers think that he is a foreign leader.
• 01:16 But you know...
• 01:17 he's a Jewish brother, a Jewish messiah.
• 01:20 And Joseph pictures the Jewishness of Jesus in a unique and wonderful way.
• 01:23 Absolutely
• 01:25 In no other story is there such a clear, perfect
• 01:29 prophetic parallel between Joseph and Jesus.
• 01:33 Time and time again we'll go through each one
• 01:36 and show you how they're just mirror images of each other.
• 01:40 Even that the father sent Joseph to seek the welfare of his brethren.
• 01:45 That's true.
• 01:46 Just as Yeshua came to seek the welfare of the Jewish people.
• 01:49 And he's also the Savior of this word.
• 01:51 An interesting thing about the Patriarchs...
• 01:54 They really do picture the things that are taking place in the world.
• 01:57 Think about this...
• 01:58 Abraham pictures election; how God chooses us, he calls us.
• 02:02 And Isaac pictures sonship, how when we say "yes" to Yeshua we become sons of God.
• 02:08 Jacob pictures that wrestling match that we all go through between the flesh and the Spirit
• 02:13 And ultimately the Spirit triumphs
• 02:15 and Jacob's name is changed to Israel, which means "a prince with God".
• 02:19 How much greater is the story of Joseph as we see the heirship
• 02:23 and the full inheritance that God wants to bring to those who follow him.
• 02:28 And how ugly envy is as we see Joseph in the coat of many colors
• 02:34 and what happens to him as he shares his dream.
• 02:41 This is the story of Joseph the son of Jacob.
• 02:45 As a young man Joseph tended sheep along with his half brothers in the land of Canaan.
• 02:51 This sweeping vista now belonged to his father.
• 02:56 His great-grandfather, Abraham had once sojourned here across the very same land.
• 03:04 Joseph was a favorite son of his father
• 03:08 because he was among the youngest of the brothers.
• 03:11 And Joseph's brothers despised him
• 03:15 for he wore a handsome coat affectionately made for him by his loving father.
• 03:29 Myles - We're about to see jealousy and rejection unfold.
• 03:33 Centuries later these steps bore a similar story.
• 03:36 They led to the house of Caiaphas.
• 03:39 It would have been by this route that Yeshua , Jesus,
• 03:42 was brought under guard to the high priest's house.
• 03:45 It was here that the disciple Peter denied his LORD.
• 03:52 The parallels between the story of Joseph and the story of Yeshua , Jesus are so powerful
• 03:58 that we wanted to bring you this opening from the steps that led
• 04:02 to the pit in which Jesus was kept on the night he was betrayed.
• 04:05 We're at Caiaphas house in Jerusalem
• 04:08 and we're looking at the place of the denial of Peter.
• 04:12 It's so important because we're living in a time when the nations are being sifted
• 04:17 between whether they're going to believe in Yeshua
• 04:20 or whether they're going to stand with Israel.
• 04:22 But I believe we're standing at a time when the Scripture from Malachi 4 is coming alive.
• 04:27 (Speaking Hebrew)
• 04:38 And really, the Jewish people are looking to Christians to stand with them.
• 04:42 And the Christians need the wisdom, and the history, and
• 04:44 the understanding of the Bible that the Jewish people have.
• 04:47 We're in a time when God is raising up a "one new man".
• 04:52 You know...strength for the hour that we're in.
• 04:56 So as we bring you to the story of Joseph
• 04:59 it is such a remarkable story of what God has done
• 05:02 and in parallel between Jesus' life and Joseph's life.
• 05:06 There's a concept in Jewish history
• 05:10 of " Meshiach ben Yoseph", "Messiah son of Joseph"
• 05:13 and "Meshiach ben David", "Messiah son of David".
• 05:17 And the question has always arisen in Jewish hearts and minds;
• 05:20 well, how can Messiah be the son of Joseph, the suffering one
• 05:23 and the son of David, the conquering king?
• 05:26 How could that be?
• 05:27 Are there two Messiahs?
• 05:29 But we know that both of those pictures
• 05:32 are pictures of the one and only Messiah, Yeshua HaMashiach.
• 05:36 I love how Myles has been speaking to me and teaching me
• 05:40 about how much the life of Joseph reflects Jesus' life.
• 05:45 Even the beginning of his life he was called at a young age.
• 05:48 He was called at 17.
• 05:51 And the father had so much favor on him and he gave him a royal robe.
• 05:55 And there's not one place in Scripture that's really spoken against his life.
• 05:59 We see other patriarchs where they kind of "drop the ball" so to say.
• 06:04 But nothing with Joseph.
• 06:06 Even everything that came against him,
• 06:08 all of the slander and all of the betrayal of his own brothers
• 06:13 being thrown in a pit for no reason other than the favor of his father.
• 06:18 Exactly.
• 06:20 The favor of his father is so important because he was beloved of his father.
• 06:25 He was the son of Jacob's old age
• 06:27 just as Yeshua is the beloved son of the Father of Eternity.
• 06:31 He is the Son from Age to Age from the Father of all Eternity.
• 06:36 It's as if the robe and the mantle
• 06:38 are a picture of the mantle that was on Yeshua as well.
• 06:41 There's a separation, a sanctification,
• 06:43 something special about Joseph.
• 06:45 He may have been immature about the way he expressed things.
• 06:48 Katharine - and he might have been a little gloaty
• 06:51 by wearing the coat coming to meet the brothers.
• 06:54 But he did not deserve what the brothers felt or what they did to him.
• 07:01 It's really true.
• 07:02 And think about the brothers as a picture of the Pharisees vis-a-vis , Jesus.
• 07:05 They were jealous.
• 07:06 The despised that he had the word of authority.
• 07:09 They were jealous of the mantle that was on him.
• 07:11 There's so many parallels between Joseph and Jesus.
• 07:14 In this series you're going to see them over and over again
• 07:17 how we're going to be drawing parallels
• 07:19 between the Old Testament, the " Tanakh ", the Hebrew Scriptures
• 07:22 and the B'rit Hadeshah , the New Testament.
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• 08:58 You know the parallels between Joseph and Yeshua just continue to unfold in this story.
• 09:03 It really begins as a sovereignty issue doesn't it?
• 09:06 The sovereignty of the LORD.
• 09:08 His decisions, his way of unfolding life, his way of anointing,
• 09:13 his choice of who to anoint.
• 09:15 And we see that in this first dream don't we?
• 09:17 Yeah, the sheaves you know.
• 09:19 Joseph had a dream; God called him in a dream.
• 09:21 And his sheave was standing up and all of the other sheaves were bowing down.
• 09:27 Well, his brothers really didn't like that story.
• 09:29 That's really true.
• 09:30 And it's really...that's how it is with us, right?
• 09:32 David was anointed over Saul.
• 09:34 And Saul did not like that.
• 09:36 And Jonathan understood it and he followed David
• 09:38 because he recognized the sovereign choice of the LORD.
• 09:41 And in every generation there are issues of sovereignty.
• 09:44 We're seeing that play out in Israel right now.
• 09:47 Does God own this Land?
• 09:48 Can he give it to whoever he chooses?
• 09:50 Yes he can, but it's disputed.
• 09:53 The Bible's really clear what it says about Yeshua and the acts that he did for our lives.
• 09:57 It says...
• 10:24 It is so true,
• 10:26 The fight over sovereignty and the recognition of the choice of the LORD.
• 10:30 We're going to see that unfold in Joseph's life.
• 10:32 And jealousy is going to cause great trouble for him.
• 10:36 It has sent him to a pit.
• 10:38 But that pit will lead to a palace,
• 10:40 the palace to a prison,
• 10:42 and ultimately to the authority over all of Egypt
• 10:44 and the ability to save the lives of his Jewish family.
• 10:48 We'll continue.
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• 11:59 You know our story really has so many parallels of Yeshua and Joseph
• 12:04 that there's over a hundred of them in the story of Joseph.
• 12:07 And one of the ones that really strikes me
• 12:10 is we see the power of jealousy
• 12:12 and the way that Joseph, he's growing in his understanding.
• 12:15 He's not confident yet but here's what the parallel is in Luke chapter 2,
• 12:20 think about this, Simeon the elder in the Temple saying...
• 12:35 And Joseph's dreams are revealing the hearts of those around him.
• 12:39 It's a very eye-opening experience for his brothers
• 12:43 to hear that they might have to bow down to him
• 12:46 and the stars meaning the elders, his father and his mother.
• 12:50 And so we see long before his brothers ever bow down
• 12:54 Joseph will have to bow to the sovereign plan of God.
• 12:58 Which is sometimes and often involves pain.
• 13:02 He's going to be suffering before he becomes a ruler.
• 13:05 And we'll see that unfold in our story.
• 13:07 So let's pick up with our story now
• 13:09 as Joseph and the brethren are together in Israel.
• 14:12 Boy, Joseph really complicated it with that next dream didn't he?
• 14:15 Well God gave him the dream and he had to give expression to what God was speaking to him.
• 14:21 You know he talks about how the sun, the moon and the stars will bow down.
• 14:25 And you know there's a typology in that;
• 14:28 the sun - the father; the moon - the mother; the stars - the brothers.
• 14:32 But that interpretation comes mostly through Jacob and will be revealed in reality over time.
• 14:37 I'm thinking about the name, Joseph's name means "adding".
• 14:41 It means "the revealer of secrets" also; his other name.
• 14:44 And it's speaks in Genesis 49
• 14:46 when Jacob prophesies over him
• 14:48 about him being a fruitful bough
• 14:51 because he is going to be used
• 14:52 to provide for the entire nation
• 14:55 Think of that in terms of what Yeshua did for us.
• 14:58 He came to us in our famine.
• 15:00 He came to us in the loss, in what had been taken from us
• 15:04 through the fall in the first Adam.
• 15:06 And as the second Adam he adds it back.
• 15:09 If we If we say yes to Yeshua he adds life to us,
• 15:12 he adds resurrection life.
• 15:14 It's like we are saved from famine, spiritual famine.
• 15:17 There's nothing like having the Word of God being restored to your life.
• 15:22 It says that there was a famine in the land but not only that,
• 15:26 but there was a spiritual connection that God was bringing for the people
• 15:30 and the brothers!
• 15:32 Yes, the famine was alienation,
• 15:35 it means being subtracted from or away from God.
• 15:38 And really the brothers hated him because of the words that he spoke to them
• 15:42 just as Yeshua spoke words of life and some received
• 15:46 but the brothers in general rejected him.
• 15:50 But think about this.
• 15:51 Here's the way God himself describes Yeshua in John 1:1,
• 16:01 And Yeshua didn't dispute that.
• 16:03 Because he says to the Pharisees and to the Disciples,
• 16:06 You will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of God.
• 16:10 He understood there was a glorious future that was coming
• 16:13 because of the work he would do on the cross.
• 16:16 And Joseph didn't quite understand what was coming
• 16:19 but he was walking step by step.
• 16:22 And God is going to use him to bring a great future for his family and his brethren
• 16:27 and the entire world.
• 16:29 Just as Yeshua is the Messiah of the Jews and the Savior of the World
• 16:33 so it is that Joseph was the Savior of Egypt and saved his Jewish family as well.
• 16:43 One of the main things we see in the story of Joseph is the issue of God's sovereignty.
• 16:49 And how we so often buck against that sovereignty and we want God to do things our way.
• 16:56 Well when God gives us a dream and it doesn't always come
• 16:59 in the way and the timing that we'd like it to come, there's often a journey.
• 17:03 Yes, there is a journey.
• 17:05 But think about this.
• 17:06 Joseph was called in scripture the son of his father's old age.
• 17:10 What a parallel for Yeshua who was sent from the Eternal Father
• 17:14 to reach for his brothers, the Jewish people.
• 17:16 Sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel
• 17:19 and then also to the entire world,
• 17:22 And it says in Scripture that he favored him because of that.
• 17:25 You know, he had waited a long time for that one son.
• 17:29 And God has a hope for all of us to know
• 17:31 that he has a plan for our lives.
• 17:34 We might all have suffered a little bit of rejection by our family
• 17:38 because of the dreams that God puts in our life
• 17:41 But God wants us to take courage and hope that he has a plan
• 17:45 and his plan is good and it will not fail.
• 17:48 That's great.
• 17:50 We really see this going back to the coat of many colors, this mantle, this separation,
• 17:55 this statement that you are special, you were chosen a certain way.
• 17:59 Think about how Yeshua had a series of mantles, signs,the creation itself
• 18:04 spoke about who this separated and chosen one is,
• 18:08 The Star of Bethlehem,
• 18:09 The Song of the Angels,
• 18:11 The Dove coming at his baptism
• 18:14 when his cousin put him in the Jordan River and the Dove opened the skies.
• 18:18 And the darkness at the time of the cross,
• 18:21 the earthquake when the crucifixion took place,
• 18:24 and the veil in the Temple being rent when Yeshua was crucified.
• 18:28 These are all signs that are saying this is the One that I have chosen.
• 18:33 And that sovereignty of the LORD is really an issue for us in our humanity isn't it?
• 18:38 Absolutely.
• 18:39 And we need to always remember that God is on our side
• 18:42 when we go through the struggles and the disappointments;
• 18:45 when people that are close to us fail us or they come against us.
• 18:49 Yes, exactly.
• 18:51 Our friend Ron Cantor has written a great book called "Identity Theft"
• 18:54 Which really works in tandem with out series in a unique and special way because it speaks
• 18:59 about the loss of Yeshua's identity as the Jewish Messiah over the centuries
• 19:04 and the time that we're in right now where we are recovering that
• 19:08 and the world at large and especially our Jewish people
• 19:12 are really considering the claims of this One
• 19:15 who in fact is Yeshua HaMashiach .
• 19:18 Let's go to my interview with Ron right now.
• 19:21 Ron thank you for being with us.
• 19:23 You know we are doing a series on Joseph
• 19:25 and especially the way that Joseph's life foreshadows
• 19:30 the work of Yeshua as the "Suffering Servant"
• 19:32 and hints at the coming reign of Yeshua as King.
• 19:36 Now, you're the right person to talk to
• 19:38 because you've actually have written a book called "Identity Theft"
• 19:41 about the loss of Yeshua's Jewish identity.
• 19:43 Tell us how that looks to you.
• 19:46 When I came to faith in 1983
• 19:49 it was a huge deal for me
• 19:51 in addition to coming into a
• 19:54 revelation that I was a sinner
• 19:57 and I needed God's help.
• 19:59 There was tremendous pressure because I'm Jewish.
• 20:02 And I thought the very definition of being Jewish was to not believe in Jesus.
• 20:06 So to suddenly believe that Jesus or Yeshua is the Messiah
• 20:10 was like an earthquake in my life.
• 20:14 I thought I had to give up my heritage, my people, my religion
• 20:17 but I began to read the New Covenant.
• 20:20 And I thought...
• 20:21 I knew growing up Jesus was Jewish
• 20:23 but honestly... John the Baptist?
• 20:25 If you told me there was a guy in the Bible
• 20:27 named "John the Baptist" who is actually a Jewish guy...
• 20:30 and if you told me that in Acts Chapter 10
• 20:33 that one of the biggest controversies in the New Covenant
• 20:36 was when a Jewish guy named Peter wanted to baptize Gentiles?
• 20:40 See now, if a Jewish person wants to be immersed in water ...that's controversy.
• 20:45 But back during the first days of the first congregation...
• 20:48 baptism, immersion, water...
• 20:50 it was part of Jewish life and culture for centuries leading up to that.
• 20:54 But to baptize a Gentile was forbidden.
• 20:57 So everything was turned over upside down over the past 2,000 years.
• 21:01 Miriam, a young Israeli girl became Maria, a Catholic girl
• 21:06 and James...
• 21:08 I'm sorry but there was nobody named James in the New Testament
• 21:13 The brother of Yeshua who was the first senior Apostle in the early congregation,
• 21:18 his name was "Jacob".
• 21:19 He had a Jewish name because he was Jewish.
• 21:22 So it did appear to me that Jesus had been robbed of his Jewishness,
• 21:27 or at least the message of the Gospel had.
• 21:30 I feel that we're in a very specific moment in time now
• 21:34 where our Jewish people are more open than ever to consider the historicity of Jesus
• 21:40 but also the spiritual possibility that he's Meshiach .
• 21:44 Tell us about some of the breakthroughs in Tel Aviv.
• 21:47 We're part of a Hebrew speaking
• 21:49 congregation in Tel Aviv.
• 21:50 It was birthed in 1995
• 21:52 by Ari and Shira Sorko-Ram
• 21:54 They had led congregations in the past
• 21:56 but they were all bi-lingual.
• 21:58 And many of the congregations,
• 21:59 most of the congregations in Israel are bi-lingual...
• 22:02 Russian-Hebrew,
• 22:03 English-Hebrew,
• 22:05 just English, just Spanish.
• 22:06 And they felt if we're going to reach native-born Israelis
• 22:11 they can't come into a meeting and believe the lie
• 22:15 that being a believer in Yeshua is connected to something from
• 22:18 America or Russia or Spanish speaking country.
• 22:21 It began here.
• 22:23 So in order to get them the truth we had to become Israeli.
• 22:27 So they birthed a "Hebrew-speaking only" congregation.
• 22:30 Which was really hard for people who didn't speak Hebrew.
• 22:33 And some people actually were kind of offended by that.
• 22:37 And that's not an exciting thing that they were offended.
• 22:39 But they wanted to reach Israelis.
• 22:42 A couple years ago myself and Asher Intrater, Ari and Shira
• 22:45 invited us to take over the congregation and we have seen breakthroughs.
• 22:51 In fact, we just had dinner earlier;
• 22:52 one of the young men with us, Michael, is a year and a half old in faith.
• 22:57 He talked about coming to Yeshua just after the Army.
• 23:01 We have other young believers in our congregation...young adults.
• 23:06 So God is moving.
• 23:10 It's always good to be with Ron Cantor.
• 23:12 He's a great brother and an example of the great Aliyah that's taking place.
• 23:17 and this new arising of a faithful remnant that is in the Land
• 23:21 that is preaching the Word of God, that is loving Israel
• 23:24 and is being a part of the life of Israel but yet staying true to the Gospel
• 23:28 which does not make you a Gentile; which I love that
• 23:31 he brings that out in his book "Identity Theft"
• 23:33 and certainly in our interview.
• 23:34 You know, Jesus really deserves a new look from the Jewish people.
• 23:38 And that's really what we're experiencing in our day.
• 23:41 So many of us have this same objections that we heard from Ron.
• 23:44 I remember thinking that "Jesus" was his first name
• 23:49 and "Christ" was his last name
• 23:50 and he must have been born to Joe and Mary Christ
• 23:53 and they were Catholics who lived in Rome near the coliseum
• 23:56 and then somehow he became a big deal and led this religion
• 24:00 that had nothing to do with the Jewish people,
• 24:02 in fact, was a danger to the Jewish people.
• 24:04 And one truth that is in there
• 24:06 is because of the misunderstanding of the Jewishness of the Gospel
• 24:11 and the faithful fulfillment to Messianic prophecies
• 24:14 that Yeshua brought and that he lived, died and resurrected for;
• 24:18 because of that misunderstanding there has been 2,000 years of Christian anti-Semitism.
• 24:25 It sounds like an oxymoron.
• 24:27 How could you be a Christian, a believer in Yeshua , the Jewish Messiah and not like the Jews?
• 24:31 It sounds crazy, but yet the Jewish people have suffered.
• 24:34 So no wonder it's hard for us to understand
• 24:37 that he is in fact for us as well.
• 24:40 Well He's for all people, all mankind, but He has an election.
• 24:44 And the election was the Jewish people, "to the Jew first".
• 24:47 And that's a lot of what the carnal mind, I like to call it,
• 24:51 struggles with the sovereign plan of God.
• 24:54 We have to say, God your will is bigger than mine,
• 24:58 your plans are bigger than mine
• 25:00 And settle it...
• 25:01 Settle it that he doesn't play favorites but he has an order.
• 25:04 That's right.
• 25:05 The theologians say we have ontological unity,
• 25:07 we're all one in Messiah.
• 25:09 But there is an economic subordination.
• 25:11 It has nothing to do with money.
• 25:13 It means an order, a priority list, a way that God does things
• 25:16 and you quoted it; the Gospel is to the Jew first.
• 25:19 We are to look again at who our Messiah is.
• 25:22 In fact, one could preach the entire Gospel of Jesus from the Hebrew Scriptures
• 25:27 We could take 28 prophesies, Messianic prophecies to show that he is in fact the one spoken of.
• 25:34 In fact, came and fulfilled the first part of the story
• 25:37 and his returning of course, to fulfill the second part.
• 25:40 Well He is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
• 25:42 And Jacob had a son and that was Joseph.
• 25:45 And when Jacob was in his old age he sent Joseph out
• 25:49 to see of the welfare of his brethren.
• 25:52 And that word "welfare" in Hebrew means " Shalom ".
• 25:55 But unfortunately he was not greeted with any shalom at all.
• 25:59 And sad to say
• 26:00 that most of our Jewish people
• 26:02 have not greeted Yeshua
• 26:03 with the shalom that he deserves.
• 26:05 But thank God in our day there are more Jewish people
• 26:08 coming to faith in Messiah than ever before.
• 26:11 And I think that we as Jewish people are understanding
• 26:14 that our only friends in the whole world
• 26:16 are true believers in this most famous, most wonderful, most well-known Jewish man
• 26:22 Meshiach - Yeshua
• 26:24 Amen
• 26:25 So we're living in an amazing day, wonderful day,
• 26:27 challenging but fantastic.
• 26:30 And you know, in the scripture there's woven
• 26:33 so many beautiful nuggets for us to draw on the life of God,
• 26:39 even if we're struggling, like Jacob and Joseph.
• 26:42 Can you imagine a father sending a his son off to seek the welfare?
• 26:47 The loss that he felt, the mourning that he felt...
• 26:50 God wants to comfort us if we're in a place of mourning or if we're in a place of pain.
• 26:56 He wants to be with us.
• 26:58 Yes, that's true.
• 26:59 And that's why we do these programs.
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