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• 00:05 Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel
• 00:08 is that they might be saved
• 00:10 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.
• 00:36 I'm David Hart.
• 00:37 Welcome to Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:38 I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:40 We're in our series "Called Together"
• 00:42 Today's program we'll be talking about
• 00:45 Ezekiel's vision of the dry bones coming to life.
• 00:49 Just like that old song we used to sing....
• 00:51 [Dave & Kirsten singing] ♪ Them bones them bones them dry bones ♪
• 00:53 ♪ Now hear the Word of the Lord ♪♪
• 00:55 I love that!
• 00:56 Also, Eitan today we'll be teaching
• 00:59 on breathing life in Israel.
• 01:01 The grief of the Holocaust
• 01:04 is now being replaced with...
• 01:06 Life!
• 01:07 There's a word of the day on this program.
• 01:10 If you haven't caught it yet it's "Life!"
• 01:12 Stay with us.
• 01:20 Standing in this Haifa cemetery brings me back
• 01:24 to a very unusual experience that I had.
• 01:28 I once tried to raise a man from the dead.
• 01:30 He was a member of our congregation
• 01:32 and very much beloved young guy in his 30's
• 01:36 who was suffering from a brain tumor.
• 01:38 We were fasting, we were praying, we sought His healing,
• 01:41 but alas, he was on his deathbed and we
• 01:44 actually saw the color go out of his face.
• 01:48 He laid there for several moments.
• 01:50 We were in agony and grief and all I could think of was
• 01:54 don't accept it, don't accept it, do what you can.
• 01:58 So I thought well it's crazy but it seems to me
• 02:01 that Yeshua talked to His disciples about raising the dead.
• 02:04 So I thought, how do I go about this?
• 02:06 I've never done it in my life.
• 02:08 I thought of Elijah and Elisha,
• 02:10 how they laid their bodies out on a young, dead person.
• 02:13 And it was all I could think of out of desperation.
• 02:16 Call me crazy, I actually laid across my friend Michael after he had died
• 02:22 and I tried to breath life into him.
• 02:24 But you know what?
• 02:26 The breath of life comes from God alone
• 02:28 and I was unable to raise him from the dead.
• 02:31 What I learned is what the Jewish traditional prayer, the " Ahmidah " tells us
• 02:35 which is, "It is God who raises the dead"
• 02:38 [Speaking Hebrew]
• 02:41 Following the Holocaust, the death of 6 million Jewish people
• 02:46 in World War II at the hands of the Nazis,
• 02:49 there was a level of grief that so far surpassed our grief and Michael's death
• 02:54 it's unimaginable.
• 02:57 And we see this mirrored in the story of Lazarus in the New Testament.
• 03:01 The book of John tells the story of a man who's beloved of Yeshua
• 03:06 so much so, that Yeshua actually wept at his grave.
• 03:10 I see this story as a parallel,
• 03:14 really as a metaphor for the death of the Jewish people and for our resurrection.
• 03:20 I want to talk today with you about our role
• 03:23 together as Jewish and Gentile intercessors,
• 03:27 as those who are called by God in the spirit of Ezekiel
• 03:30 to declare life over the dead.
• 03:33 Please, let's discover our role together.
• 03:37 It's going to be one that will include resurrection.
• 03:49 We will hear more from Eitan in just a minute
• 03:51 but I love hearing testimonies of how the Lord
• 03:54 puts people in the right place at the right time.
• 03:57 Our film crew was in an Israeli hotel
• 04:00 and they met up with a Christian brother
• 04:02 who identifies with the Jewish people.
• 04:11 I just relate to them because I can understand the persecution
• 04:13 the Jewish people have gone through based on what the
• 04:16 Native Americans have gone through with our Country
• 04:18 and how we were persecuted.
• 04:20 And when you look back at what happened to us
• 04:23 and how everything functioned when the government came in.
• 04:27 Right away they started taking away the land,
• 04:29 started doing stuff.
• 04:31 Then the next thing you know, the trail of tears.
• 04:32 Then next we were put on reservations.
• 04:34 Then from there they started putting us into the boarding schools.
• 04:38 You can understand what they went through.
• 04:40 They tried to genocide us.
• 04:43 There were over 550 some Tribes that were here
• 04:46 throughout the whole United States.
• 04:48 And when you look at that even Hitler got his ideas
• 04:51 from what the United States did to the Native Americans.
• 04:54 He wrote it in his book.
• 04:56 [Paraphrasing] "That's right, that's how I got my ideas
• 04:58 to do what I did to the Jewish people.
• 04:59 I got them from what the United States did to the Native American."
• 05:02 So I can understand my brothers and sisters from Israel.
• 05:06 I can relate to what they go through,
• 05:08 the persecution on a daily basis.
• 05:10 We as Native Americans still go through that persecution.
• 05:12 We're a very humble people
• 05:14 but yet we're still very prideful people.
• 05:16 You look at us, even though per capita for us,
• 05:19 there are more Native Americans
• 05:21 serve in the military than any other type of,
• 05:23 how would you say?,
• 05:25 culture per capita for the size of what we are.
• 05:28 Right away we take up arms to protect our country
• 05:30 because that's our Land.
• 05:33 So I understand when Israel calls for the cry
• 05:36 when something happens that they put together
• 05:38 an army of 10,000 together because
• 05:40 they know and they don't want to happen
• 05:43 what happened to them in the past.
• 05:45 And it's a lesson to them.
• 05:46 That's why they're educating and trying to educate people.
• 05:49 I think that's why its' so important
• 05:51 that when American people come here
• 05:53 and they make their pilgrimage here to the Holy Land and
• 05:55 they learn about Jesus and what Jesus did
• 05:57 but then too, they're also being educated
• 05:59 as to what happened to the Jewish people
• 06:02 and why it's so important that
• 06:04 when somebody says well you need give up this strip or piece of Land
• 06:08 that you just can't because all those people are there.
• 06:11 You walk across the street and now you are in the enemy's line.
• 06:16 Even the groups that I've traveled with that have come here
• 06:19 and the group that I'm with here,
• 06:21 their minds are just blown.
• 06:23 Because they didn't realize geographically how everything was.
• 06:26 And it just opened their eyes.
• 06:28 They're like, Wow, now I understand
• 06:30 why that cry is for Israel.
• 06:34 And they really have... it's humbled them
• 06:37 but it's also opened their eyes
• 06:39 and it's made, what I can see from the people,
• 06:41 and this is my experience what I've seen
• 06:43 from the people that I've traveled with,
• 06:45 is their love for Israel.
• 06:47 And I share with them, I say, you're not going to come back the same.
• 06:50 Once you travel here, you come back here,
• 06:52 you're not going to come back the same.
• 06:53 You are going to have a spiritual awakening here in the Holy Land.
• 06:59 Now let's go back to Haifa
• 07:00 for more teaching from Eitan.
• 07:04 The grief of the Jewish people following the Holocaust
• 07:07 is something that's immeasurable.
• 07:10 Interestingly, the prophets anticipated this grief
• 07:14 as well as a time of joy and resurrection following it.
• 07:18 Isaiah spoke about the grief of the Jewish people in this way, he said,
• 07:37 What an incredible picture of the Messiah,
• 07:39 that God is saying that He has placed His grief,
• 07:42 which is exactly what it says in Isaiah 53,
• 07:45 that the Messiah has carried our sorrows.
• 07:47 Not only that but God predicts the resurrection,
• 07:51 the response of the Jewish people following all this grief.
• 08:07 Now let's go to "the" chapter that really speaks ultimately
• 08:11 of the resurrection of the Jewish people.
• 08:14 The chapter of the dry bones.
• 08:16 As you probably know, in this chapter
• 08:19 Israel is pictured as a valley of very, very dry bones.
• 08:23 God asks Ezekiel if the bones can live.
• 08:26 Ezekiel says, well, you know I'm waiting for the answer.
• 08:30 God tells Ezekiel to breathe on the bones
• 08:33 and when he does God says,
• 09:00 What an incredible promise that really we have seen in our generation how
• 09:04 out of the graves of the Holocaust the Jewish people return to Israel.
• 09:09 This resurrection is also mirrored in the story of Lazarus in John Chapter 11,
• 09:16 In which Lazarus dies, Yeshua weeps over the grave
• 09:20 and then He comes to the edge of the grave
• 09:23 and declares the resurrection of Lazarus.
• 09:26 I believe that this is what God is called us to do in the spirit of Ezekiel
• 09:31 who is told to speak to the bones, to prophecy to the bones that they would live.
• 09:36 God has called us as Jewish and Gentile believers in Yeshua Jesus
• 09:40 to prophecy to Israel that the Spirit of God will come upon us.
• 09:46 Let us continue and fulfill this calling in our day
• 09:50 and see the full resurrection of our people.
• 09:59 As we all know in Israel
• 10:01 the seventh day is called Shabbat .
• 10:03 Every Friday in the afternoon when the sun comes down
• 10:07 we are entering into Shabbat .
• 10:09 So you would hear everywhere in the stores,
• 10:12 after you did your groceries, your shopping,
• 10:14 after you walked around the City,
• 10:15 spend time with your friends
• 10:17 you would say " Shabbat Shalom ".
• 10:19 "May you have a peaceful, restful Shabbat ."
• 10:22 I encourage you to do that and
• 10:24 to just rest in the Presence of the Lord in the Seventh day.
• 10:27 After the Shabbat is over
• 10:30 you are entering in to a new week, new beginning
• 10:34 and we bless it and we say, " Sha-vuah Tov "
• 10:37 " Sha-vuah " means "Week"
• 10:38 " Tov " means "Good".
• 10:40 " Sha-vuah Tov "
• 10:42 "May you have a good and wonderful week."
• 10:46 Thank you so much Deanna.
• 10:48 We are loving our Hebrew Lessons.
• 10:50 Yes.
• 10:51 Today we learned " Shabbat Shalom "
• 10:53 which is the Peace of Shabbat,
• 10:54 the Peace of the Day of Rest.
• 10:55 That's right.
• 10:56 And when do we say that?
• 10:58 On Fridays.
• 10:59 Friday evening.
• 11:01 And also, at the end of Shabbat
• 11:03 we would say " Shavua Tov "
• 11:05 Let's say it together.
• 11:06 " Shavua Tov "
• 11:08 Which means...
• 11:09 "Have a great week"!
• 11:10 That's right.
• 11:11 " Tov " is "Good"
• 11:13 So we wish you, Shavua Tov ,
• 11:15 Have a great week!
• 11:15 Yes, we'll be right back.
• 11:19 Are Gentile believers meant to adopt the Mosaic Law?
• 11:22 Is there a separate Salvation Covenant for Israel
• 11:24 that removes the necessity of Faith in Yeshua?
• 11:27 Eitan Shishkoff tackles these questions and more
• 11:30 in today's Resource "What About Us?"
• 11:33 In this book Eitan uncovers concrete Scriptural evidence
• 11:37 of God's original plan for Jews and Gentiles
• 11:40 to become One in Messiah
• 11:42 and work together for salvation of national Israel.
• 11:45 Learn the importance of how the Gentile Church
• 11:47 should relate to the remarkable Messianic movement
• 11:50 of Jews accepting Jesus.
• 11:52 An important read for believers in all walks of life.
• 11:55 Please call us or go online
• 11:57 and ask for the Resource "What About Us?"
• 12:02 We'll return to the program in just a moment
• 12:04 but first I wanted to ask
• 12:06 if you've ever thought about what it takes to put this program together.
• 12:10 I can assure you its a lot more than just
• 12:12 lights - camera - action.
• 12:14 There's a lot of prayer and planning.
• 12:16 Our family is a lot like yours.
• 12:19 We pray and we plan.
• 12:21 And we hope that you'll be praying for us
• 12:24 and planning to help support us too.
• 12:34 If you're thinking about visiting the Holy Land
• 12:36 come on a Zola Tour
• 12:38 where the Scriptures come to life as you
• 12:40 get teaching from a Messianic perspective
• 12:43 Our Spring Tour goes to Israel and Petra
• 12:45 In the Fall you can add a cruise of Greece and Ephesus.
• 12:49 Come to Israel.
• 12:51 See the Jewish roots of your faith.
• 13:04 We would love for you to join us
• 13:05 on a Zola Levitt Tour.
• 13:07 Our tours are both in the Fall and the Spring.
• 13:11 And we promise you that you will not return the same.
• 13:15 We didn't and all those that have ever been on a Zola Tour
• 13:18 come back different.
• 13:20 Yes
• 13:20 We guarantee that.
• 13:22 Now today we learned from Diana
• 13:23 our Hebrew lesson " Shabbat Shalom ".
• 13:26 One of the best places in this world
• 13:29 to experience the beginning of Shabbat is at
• 13:32 the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
• 13:34 Where you will be if you go on a tour with us.
• 13:37 Chaim is there right now to tell us more.
• 13:45 Welcome to Mount Moriah.
• 13:47 Welcome to Mount Zion
• 13:48 Welcome to the very closest wall we can get to
• 13:50 to where the Temple stood.
• 13:52 Jews and Gentiles from all nations are here.
• 13:55 Children...Adults, they're putting
• 13:56 their prayers on those papers and
• 13:58 they're putting them in that wall because
• 14:00 they believe that God will hear their prayer and answer it.
• 14:02 It says in I Peter Chapter 2
• 14:05 "I lay in Zion the Cornerstone".
• 14:07 And it goes on,
• 14:08 "That Cornerstone that was rejected by the builders
• 14:10 has become the Chief Cornerstone"
• 14:12 And we're seeing people from Finland,
• 14:13 people from Denmark,
• 14:15 people from U.S.Canada
• 14:17 everywhere praying here because why?
• 14:19 Because God placed His Name here.
• 14:21 Let me read to you when Solomon dedicated this Temple what he said.
• 14:31 Well you know what?
• 14:33 God says for Jew and Gentile, anyone - Isaiah 56
• 14:36 Anyone who binds themself to the Lord God,
• 14:39 them I will bring here to this place.
• 14:42 This is my House of Prayer for all Nations.
• 14:55 It's a wonderful pleasure to
• 14:57 introduce to you
• 14:58 some very dear people to my life,
• 15:00 my family.
• 15:01 My first born son Mattias
• 15:02 Mattias
• 15:04 which means "Gift from God"
• 15:06 Can you say " Shalom "?
• 15:07 Shalom
• 15:09 My daughter Hadar
• 15:10 Hello Hadar
• 15:12 who's learning Hebrew still.
• 15:14 And of course my lovely wife, Deanna.
• 15:16 Now, Deanna
• 15:18 could you tell the wonderful people
• 15:19 How a Canadian girl got God's heart
• 15:21 for the restoration
• 15:22 of the Land of Israel
• 15:23 and it's people?
• 15:24 Sure
• 15:25 My name is Deanna.
• 15:27 I grew up in a Christian home in Canada.
• 15:31 Growing up my Dad really
• 15:34 taught us how to pray for
• 15:35 the peace of Jerusalem.
• 15:37 But not until I was 21
• 15:38 did I really get God's heart
• 15:40 for the restoration of the Land.
• 15:42 And my heart was really for
• 15:44 seeing God's prophesies coming to life
• 15:48 seeing the ancient ruins being rebuilt
• 15:50 and the Jewish people move back
• 15:52 and make Aliyah to Israel and
• 15:55 seeing them planted firmly in the Land.
• 15:57 And it's so important that we as believers
• 15:59 are praying for the peace of Jerusalem
• 16:02 standing here with this Land
• 16:04 and supporting the body here in Israel.
• 16:09 David - now let's go back to Eitan as he
• 16:11 wraps up this week's teaching.
• 16:14 The story of the Prodigal Son
• 16:16 which shows the father's compassion for his lost boy
• 16:20 is something that also speaks to us
• 16:22 about a return from the dead.
• 16:25 I know a little bit about being a lost son.
• 16:28 I was one.
• 16:30 In the 60's and the 70's I wandered from the goals
• 16:34 and the ambitions that my folks had set for me,
• 16:37 what they were hoping for me to accomplish.
• 16:39 As I cycled through political demonstrations,
• 16:42 going to jail for my convictions, taking drugs,
• 16:45 and then finally spinning out of society all together
• 16:49 going back to a primitive life in the mountains of North America.
• 16:54 When I finally came back I remember their joy.
• 16:57 I remember the feeling of "welcome home".
• 17:01 This is exactly what happened to the prodigal son.
• 17:04 But on the way he wasted his inheritance.
• 17:07 He was given an opportunity to do well.
• 17:11 I see in this story a parallel with the Jewish people.
• 17:15 Stay with me...
• 17:16 so that you can follow what I'm saying.
• 17:19 The Jewish people were exiled after being given the way of life by God,
• 17:24 after being given the Scriptures,
• 17:26 after being given the Land of Israel.
• 17:28 And as we wandered into the nations,
• 17:31 eventually we came back according to the mercy of the Father.
• 17:36 As we came back, God has welcomed us back to this country.
• 17:41 But interestingly the story doesn't end there
• 17:44 because as the father is celebrating and saying,
• 17:46 "here is my son who was dead and now he's alive,
• 17:49 he was lost and now he's found.",
• 17:52 There's another brother.
• 17:53 I call him the "stay at home brother"
• 17:55 and he's bitter, he's resentful,
• 17:57 he's, "well this guy wasted his inheritance,
• 18:00 I've been here all along being faithful."
• 18:02 And the father says,
• 18:04 "You could have had anything that you wanted.
• 18:05 I want you to join me in the celebration."
• 18:09 What I see is that the "stay at home" brother is like the church.
• 18:13 Like the Christians throughout history
• 18:15 who have not received the Jewish people.
• 18:18 But in our generation that's changing and
• 18:20 I know that those of you are watching
• 18:23 and are listening to me now,
• 18:25 are a different kind of brother.
• 18:26 You're saying, "Welcome home!"
• 18:28 "Welcome home prodigal."
• 18:29 "Welcome home Jewish people."
• 18:32 This reminds me incredibly of a passage in the book of Hosea,
• 18:37 where the prophet says this,
• 18:57 What an incredible story we're a part of.
• 18:59 And this is where I believe that our calling together
• 19:03 really is beautifully pictured by the Lord,
• 19:06 as He shows 2 brothers being reconciled...
• 19:09 well, potentially being reconciled.
• 19:11 I think it's for us to see a different ending to that story.
• 19:15 This is what the Father is beckoning us,
• 19:18 to embrace one another as the Jewish brother has returned
• 19:21 from 2,000 years of exile to come back to our home,
• 19:26 but not only that,
• 19:28 to come back to the Son of David...
• 19:30 Jesus, the Messiah.
• 19:31 We are indeed brothers.
• 19:39 Thank you Eitan.
• 19:40 Our program this week is on "Dry Bones"
• 19:43 and I know that Kirsten and I have
• 19:45 been singing about Dry Bones
• 19:47 since Grade School, at Camp and in Sunday School.
• 19:50 And I think our theology has been all wrong on the song.
• 19:53 Can you...
• 19:54 Well God bless.
• 19:55 The song speaks about our own resurrection
• 19:57 and that surely is to come.
• 19:59 The ultimate miracle by the way,
• 20:01 the ultimate raising from the dead.
• 20:03 Right.
• 20:03 We all have an appointment
• 20:05 on the other side of the grave.
• 20:07 But the story behind that in Ezekiel is
• 20:09 God's raising Israel from the grave.
• 20:12 That's oft neglected.
• 20:13 Yes
• 20:14 It is blooming.
• 20:16 And I think that was one of the words in the Scriptures
• 20:18 that is coming to life,
• 20:21 the blooming of the desert.
• 20:24 Where is that prophecy?
• 20:25 In Psalms he speaks of
• 20:27 the desert coming back to life,
• 20:29 the desert becoming a garden.
• 20:31 And it's enlivened with peoples that
• 20:34 were emaciated forms coming out of a holocaust.
• 20:37 You know, Israel's national anthem
• 20:40 comes out of Ezekiel 37
• 20:42 where they say "Our hope is lost"
• 20:44 because those bones... people are all dried up.
• 20:47 And " Hatikvah " , the Israel national anthem "The Hope"
• 20:51 evolves out of this.
• 20:53 Jews operate with an understanding
• 20:55 of this prophecy being fulfilled in our day.
• 21:00 That's right.
• 21:01 Last time we were in Israel
• 21:03 everywhere we'd go we'd see cranes going up
• 21:05 and buildings being raised.
• 21:07 Zola called it the national bird of Israel, the crane.
• 21:09 So it's happening even today.
• 21:11 Yes, it's fascinating.
• 21:13 There really is a revival there of renewal.
• 21:15 And of course Israel's emergence in a national sense is one thing.
• 21:20 It's an important thing, it's a prophetic thing.
• 21:22 But this presages the resurrection of the dead for all people.
• 21:26 I know my friend Eitan got ahead of the game a little bit enthusiastically
• 21:30 and wanted to pull it off there and then on the spot.
• 21:32 It wasn't successful.
• 21:34 We've all done things back in the day.
• 21:35 Well, the life, that's the word.
• 21:36 The life came when he closed his eyes here
• 21:40 and he started his new life there.
• 21:42 So the life, it did come.
• 21:44 It did come.
• 21:45 And we all have an appointment with the resurrection.
• 21:47 That is I Corinthians 15 "101"
• 21:50 At the end of the day
• 21:51 that day is coming
• 21:53 and I appreciate those who step up
• 21:54 and believe God for greater things and miracles.
• 21:56 Cause he does those too.
• 21:58 But here in Ezekiel 37
• 22:00 we see at play today with God's raising up National Israel.
• 22:03 So are our preachers preaching the right theology
• 22:07 about dry bones?
• 22:08 I...you know I don't want to be the religious police.
• 22:12 I always tell people they need to teach the text in its context.
• 22:15 Ezekiel 37 isn't about personal resurrection.
• 22:18 It's about the restoration of National Israel.
• 22:21 And Zola, by the way, was one of
• 22:23 the first to call it out on TV and
• 22:24 "let's look at what it says and what it really is."
• 22:27 And now you and we are carrying on in that tradition.
• 22:30 We're seeing it.
• 22:31 That's right.
• 22:32 And I don't want to spend too much time
• 22:33 because it's such a hard subject but
• 22:35 the Holocaust,
• 22:36 how did life come from the Holocaust?
• 22:39 Cause it was such a horrible...
• 22:41 Who'd think that these emaciated...
• 22:44 You know my mother was smuggled out of Nazi Germany
• 22:46 by nuns and died in a mental hospital.
• 22:48 People were hurt.
• 22:49 And that just attests to the miracle the more so.
• 22:52 You wouldn't expect such beauty to come out of such ashes.
• 22:56 Right.
• 22:57 That's another Scripture.
• 22:58 That's good.
• 22:59 But it is and we're seeing it now.
• 23:01 We are.
• 23:02 That's the excitement of what's happening in Israel.
• 23:04 That's right.
• 23:06 Thank you so much for your insight today on the dry bones.
• 23:09 And right now Carolyn Hyde has a wonderful song,
• 23:12 a Messianic song.
• 23:14 Let's go there now.
• 23:23 ♪ Elohim hivteach , ♪
• 23:27 ♪ L'shloach et ha Go'el ♪
• 23:33 ♪ Hu shalach oto , Hu shalach oto , ♪
• 23:41 ♪ Elohim has promised, to send to us the Redeemer ♪
• 23:52 ♪ He sent Him ♪
• 23:56 ♪ He sent Him ♪
• 24:00 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 24:05 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 24:10 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 24:14 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai ♪
• 24:19 ♪ He lives within me ♪
• 24:22 [Singer echoes] ♪ He lives within me ♪
• 24:28 ♪ He lives within me ♪
• 24:32 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai ♪
• 24:35 ♪ Elohim natan li , hatchala chadasha ♪
• 24:45 ♪ Hu shichrer oti , Hu shichrer oti ♪
• 24:52 ♪ Elohim has given, a new beginning to me ♪
• 25:03 ♪ He released me ♪
• 25:05 [Singer echoes] ♪ He released me ♪
• 25:07 ♪ He released me ♪
• 25:12 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:17 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:21 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:25 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai ♪
• 25:30 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:39 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:43 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai ♪
• 25:48 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 25:57 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 26:02 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai ♪
• 26:07 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 26:10 [Singer echoes] ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 26:15 ♪ Hu chai b'tochi ♪
• 26:19 ♪ [Guitar melody] ♪♪
• 26:35 Thank you so much Carolyn.
• 26:36 It's a treat for us to hear you.
• 26:39 We're also singers.
• 26:40 We love music.
• 26:41 And to hear people from across the world sing,
• 26:44 especially to sing about Yeshua
• 26:46 is a treat!
• 26:47 It is.
• 26:48 I think our word for today was "Life"!
• 26:51 I believe the Hebrew word is "Chai", right?
• 26:54 Oooh, he's applying the Hebrew lessons.
• 26:57 It is!
• 26:58 And I think we focus more on the bones and the dry bones rather
• 27:03 than the life that God is speaking into His people,
• 27:07 the ones that love Yeshua
• 27:09 and also that beautiful Land that He created.
• 27:12 Amen!
• 27:13 We love to end this program with this Prayer.
• 27:14 Sha'lu Shalom Yerushalayim .
• 27:16 Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.
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