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Caption transcript for Called Together (2018): “Blood Atonement” (7/8)

• 00:05 Brethren, my hearts desire and prayer to God for Israel
• 00:09 is that they might be saved
• 00:11 for there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek
• 00:14 for the same Lord over all is rich
• 00:17 unto all that call upon Him.
• 00:36 Hi, I'm David Hart.
• 00:37 Welcome to Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:39 And I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:40 Welcome back to our series,
• 00:41 "Called Together"
• 00:43 Yes, today Eitan Shishkoff
• 00:46 will continue teaching from Haifa.
• 00:49 He's one of the best Messianic teachers around.
• 00:51 He is in Israel all the time.
• 00:54 We're so honored and blessed to
• 00:55 have him part of our program Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:58 And he writes!
• 00:59 He does.
• 01:00 He writes a lot of columns for the Levitt Letters.
• 01:02 So he will be teaching on something
• 01:04 that David and I at home have literally
• 01:07 been sitting on our couch talking about.
• 01:10 The Torah.
• 01:12 The Law.
• 01:13 How do we as Gentile believers fit in?
• 01:17 Eitan will be teaching on that today.
• 01:19 Also, Chaim Malespin is working to help people make Aliyah .
• 01:24 So right now let's go to Eitan in Haifa.
• 01:33 [Eitan blowing the shofar]
• 01:45 There's nothing quite like the sound of a shofar is there?
• 01:48 And what's really interesting is that for the first time
• 01:51 in the entire history of Gentile nations following
• 01:55 Jesus as the Christ, the Messiah
• 01:57 we're hearing the sound of shofarote in churches!
• 02:01 And Hebrew banners are being waved
• 02:03 and songs are being sung to Hebrew melodies.
• 02:06 How did this come about?
• 02:08 This is incredible!
• 02:09 Actually it really was keyed to the recovery of Jerusalem
• 02:13 as the eternal Capital of Israel in 1967.
• 02:17 And from that time forward we see that
• 02:20 Christians are searching.
• 02:22 They're searching for their Jewish roots.
• 02:24 In fact, in contradiction to all these years
• 02:28 when really there was persecution of the Jewish people
• 02:30 tragically at the hands of the Church,
• 02:32 Christian people are asking, well
• 02:34 what about our Jewish roots?
• 02:36 What about the Torah?
• 02:38 Here we have the Torah Scroll, the 5 Books of Moses
• 02:42 which we use in our Messianic Congregation and read from it.
• 02:45 Nothing but the Word of God.
• 02:48 And people are asking, well shouldn't we be keeping this same way
• 02:52 of life that Jesus and the disciples lived?
• 02:55 Well I would like to try to clear up some of this confusion
• 02:58 because God really does not call us to
• 03:00 change our identity in that sense.
• 03:03 And one of the things that's important to realize
• 03:05 is there really is no salvation according to works,
• 03:08 no even in the Torah...that's right.
• 03:11 The Torah is a Covenant or a series of Covenants of grace.
• 03:15 Let me read to you from the Book of Leviticus
• 03:18 and you'll see what I'm talking about
• 03:20 [Speaking Hebrew]
• 03:31 Which in English is:
• 03:43 Thus we have the basis, the foundation for the New Covenant.
• 03:47 And amazingly we also read in the prophet Jeremiah
• 03:51 that God will place through the New Covenant,
• 03:53 He will place this Torah inside of our heart to be a living document.
• 03:58 Because in fact Jesus' way of life was the
• 04:02 way of life that was given by God to Israel
• 04:04 through Moses in these 5 Books of the Torah
• 04:07 in order to pave the way for Him to be the Messiah of Israel.
• 04:11 Otherwise He could not have saved the entire world.
• 04:14 So what we see is that God gave to Israel the Torah to save the world.
• 04:20 I want to continue with these ideas in our next segment.
• 04:28 We'll have more teaching from Eitan in just a bit
• 04:31 but right now, let's go to the Western Wall
• 04:34 where we met a gentleman from Rwanda
• 04:37 who has a passion for Israel.
• 04:44 [Speaking to Producer Ken Berg] My name is Paul...
• 04:47 I come from Rwanda.
• 04:49 Rwanda is in Central Africa.
• 04:52 I'm here because since 1998 after Rwandan Genocide
• 04:59 we were praying, seeking the peace of Rwanda.
• 05:05 Then, in our prayer the Lord spoke to us
• 05:10 to pray for Jerusalem if we want to have peace in our country.
• 05:14 It was a little complicated.
• 05:17 We say, How can we say pray for Jerusalem, Israel
• 05:20 when we have problems in Rwanda?
• 05:22 We come from genocide.
• 05:25 And many people couldn't believe that.
• 05:27 But I started to study the Bible a little bit.
• 05:30 I found where the Bible said,
• 05:32 Seek the peace of Jerusalem.
• 05:35 May people prosper who pray for Jerusalem.
• 05:38 So from that time I started encouraging people
• 05:42 to come pray for Israel.
• 05:44 Like... I didn't know anybody here
• 05:47 but I can say coincidentally
• 05:51 I met a Pastor in Uganda.
• 05:54 In 1996 he was a Jew from here.
• 05:58 His name is Reuven Berger.
• 06:02 He came to the conference.
• 06:04 He preached about Israel, how we can pray for Israel.
• 06:08 Then after the meeting he came to see me.
• 06:12 He said, Are you from Rwanda?
• 06:14 I said, Yes.
• 06:15 He gave me a menorah.
• 06:17 Then he said, Come just to pray for Jerusalem.
• 06:20 From that time we came with many people.
• 06:23 And we want to support Israel at any cost.
• 06:27 We are behind Israel.
• 06:29 Ken - Why do you think Christians from around the world
• 06:32 should care about Israel and the Jewish people?
• 06:35 Why?
• 06:36 Paul - Number One, it's biblical
• 06:39 because the Bible says the nation
• 06:42 that will not go up to Jerusalem,
• 06:45 there shall not be rain in their nations.
• 06:48 We want blessing to come over here.
• 06:51 Second, Jewish people are rejected with the nations.
• 06:55 We as the Christians must support them,
• 06:59 stand with them, back them because
• 07:03 it's the place where our Lord Jesus walked.
• 07:06 So, we must come here to back up Jewish people.
• 07:12 Another reason is physically Jesus was a Jew.
• 07:19 The 12 Disciples were Jews.
• 07:22 The 100 Disciples were Jews.
• 07:27 When they were filled by the Holy Spirit they were Jews.
• 07:30 So our root is in Israel.
• 07:34 We must connect with them.
• 07:36 So, the Church today must connect with their roots.
• 07:40 And the root is Jewish people and Israel.
• 07:44 David - Now let's go back to Haifa
• 07:45 for more teaching from Eitan.
• 07:48 In the 1st Century as the Apostles of Jesus
• 07:51 began to spread the Good News in
• 07:53 Israel in the world of their day
• 07:55 they were surprised.
• 07:57 How were they surprised?
• 07:59 They were surprised because God was set to include the Gentiles.
• 08:03 Now, unbeknownst to them this was really
• 08:06 a central part of God's plan.
• 08:08 It took a supernatural revelation to Peter on a roof in Jaffa
• 08:12 in order to convince him to come north to [Kasaria]
• 08:16 where in the house of Cornelius the Gentiles were welcome into the Kingdom.
• 08:20 Only 5 Chapters later there was a controversy
• 08:25 because some of the brothers came from Jerusalem
• 08:27 and they said,
• 08:37 "They need to follow exactly the Jewish way of life that we've been following."
• 08:40 "That's what all the disciples do isn't it?"
• 08:43 And so the Apostles got together.
• 08:45 And as they were discussing this question
• 08:48 of obedience to the Torah in all of its detail
• 08:53 there was a profound decision that was reached.
• 08:56 And here was the decision.
• 08:58 The decision was that God was not requiring
• 09:01 the Gentiles who were new believers in Jesus
• 09:04 to live by the Torah
• 09:06 but that they should not eat things that
• 09:08 were strangled, offered to idols,
• 09:11 that which was blood, or to commit sexual immorality.
• 09:15 But they were to follow Yeshua with all of their hearts.
• 09:19 Now it's important to note that the Messianic Jews were
• 09:23 not given that same,
• 09:25 what should I say?, Open book
• 09:28 What the Messianic Jews understood,
• 09:30 and it's clear from the context of the rest of the book of Acts
• 09:33 is that they would continue to live a Jewish life.
• 09:36 Again, as we've said before, not on the basis of their works
• 09:39 but on the grace of God expressed through Yeshua.
• 09:43 This phenomenon is something that causes us to pause
• 09:49 because we realize that God is not calling a Jew to become a Gentile
• 09:55 or a Gentile to become a Jew
• 09:57 anymore than He's calling a man to become a woman or a woman to become a man.
• 10:01 We take these words in context from the Apostle Paul who says
• 10:05 that those who are in the Messiah are
• 10:08 neither Jew nor Gentile, male nor female.
• 10:11 Well, Hay, the last time I looked
• 10:14 there's still males and there's still females.
• 10:16 I'm very thankful for it
• 10:18 but there are still Jews and Gentiles as well.
• 10:21 Does this mean that there's a 2nd class status to those who aren't Jewish?
• 10:25 Not at all!
• 10:26 Not in the least!
• 10:27 That's not God's intention.
• 10:29 The reality is that we are absolutely spiritually equal with one another
• 10:33 but we have distinctive roles just as male and female.
• 10:38 This to me is a profound solution
• 10:41 to something that has caused many people disruption in relationship.
• 10:47 We are in complete relationship with each other
• 10:49 by the Love of God in the Messiah.
• 10:52 David - Now to Jerusalem and our Hebrew lesson with Diana.
• 10:57 So as we all know young adults here in Israel at the age of 18 to 20 - 21,
• 11:04 they all go to Tza-Vah which means "Army".
• 11:07 So in your prayer when you ask for protection from the God of the Armies,
• 11:12 you can use these two simple words.
• 11:15 Elo-hey Tze-Vah-ot
• 11:17 Elo-hey Elohim Tze-Vah-ot
• 11:20 "God of the Armies"
• 11:23 So we "thank you" To-dah Abba Adonai
• 11:27 That you're Elo-hey Tze-Vah-ot
• 11:30 Thank you God my Lord
• 11:34 that you are the God of the Armies, my Protector.
• 11:40 She is a good teacher isn't she?
• 11:42 Well she makes it sound so easy.
• 11:44 Yeah, we've been doing pretty good so far.
• 11:46 This one's a little more difficult today.
• 11:48 So try it at home with us.
• 11:50 Elo-hey Tze-Vah-ot
• 11:53 is "God of the Armies"
• 11:54 which we happen to love because
• 11:56 our oldest son Tyler is in the Army.
• 11:58 That's right.
• 11:59 What about the other words?
• 12:00 Let's say it again one more time
• 12:01 because I didn't say it.
• 12:02 Elo-hey Tze-Vah-ot
• 12:04 and To-dah which is something if
• 12:06 you're going to Israel you've got to know
• 12:08 To-dah - "Thank you"
• 12:09 " Abba "
• 12:10 "Father"
• 12:11 I love this one,
• 12:12 Adonai is "God"
• 12:14 We sing that a lot.
• 12:15 That's right.
• 12:16 It's a beautiful word - " Adonai "
• 12:17 Yes, We'll be right back.
• 12:21 Jeffrey Seif here,
• 12:22 glad you're there,
• 12:24 glad to participate with you in Zola Levitt Presents.
• 12:27 Getting the Word out is so important to us,
• 12:29 and thank you in advance for helping us.
• 12:32 Have a series coming up called "Psalms of Ascent"
• 12:35 Looking to get it out.
• 12:36 We need your help to do it.
• 12:37 So if you would, please be gracious, caring and sharing
• 12:40 and make a good donation to Zola Levitt Presents
• 12:44 Thanking you in advance.
• 12:50 For many a trip to the Holy Land
• 12:52 is the dream of a lifetime.
• 12:54 The Bible truly comes alive as you
• 12:56 see the sites where so many biblical events happened.
• 13:00 Where the teaching
• 13:02 is always from a Messianic perspective.
• 13:04 Come on a Zola Tour in the Spring to see Israel and Petra
• 13:08 or in the fall to add a cruise to Greece and Ephesus.
• 13:12 See the Land of the Bible for yourself.
• 13:15 Contact us to reserve your dream of a lifetime.
• 13:21 We would love for you to join us on
• 13:22 a tour to Israel, Petra or even a Greek cruise
• 13:27 in the Fall or the Spring.
• 13:29 One of my favorite memories as a child
• 13:32 my folks went to Israel
• 13:34 back when I was probably 12 years old.
• 13:37 And my Dad was baptized in the Jordan River.
• 13:39 And he took with him about a dozen vials
• 13:42 and filled Jordan water,
• 13:44 brought it back to Los Angeles, California.
• 13:47 And I remember the day I was baptized
• 13:49 as he poured that vial of water into the baptism pool.
• 13:54 And it's something that I will never forget.
• 13:56 It's such a great, great memory.
• 13:58 I love that story.
• 13:59 And I love that he did that.
• 14:01 Everyone has an opportunity on every Zola Tour
• 14:04 to go to the Jordan River and be baptized
• 14:07 in the same body of water that Yeshua was.
• 14:09 Chaim Malespin lives right next to the Jordan River.
• 14:13 He is the Director of the Aliyah Return Center.
• 14:16 They help with housing and assistance and so much more.
• 14:19 Here's Chaim now.
• 14:26 Chaim - The Jordan River.
• 14:28 The very river that supernaturally parted
• 14:30 to make way for 12 Tribes led by Joshua
• 14:32 to cross into the Promised Land.
• 14:35 Do you know that the children of Israel are coming home still.
• 14:38 We are still in the Bible story today.
• 14:40 Maybe they're not crossing over the Jordan River.
• 14:42 Maybe they're going on planes.
• 14:44 Maybe they're going on boats.
• 14:45 But when they get here they're housed for free in
• 14:47 The Aliyah Return Center.
• 14:49 Every single building there is used
• 14:52 as a place to bless the Jewish people
• 14:54 as they come and have no house.
• 14:55 But you know what?
• 14:57 When Christians are reading Jeremiah 32:41
• 15:04 they are taking it seriously
• 15:05 and they are saying, I want to do that.
• 15:07 Like this very bridge
• 15:08 built by pioneers so many years ago.
• 15:11 We need to continue to pioneer
• 15:13 here in the Land of Israel
• 15:15 between two very different worlds.
• 15:17 And become one in love.
• 15:25 Isaiah 14:1 says it clearly,
• 15:27 "The Lord will bring them back
• 15:29 to settle once again in their own Land
• 15:31 and people from many nations will come
• 15:33 and join them there
• 15:34 and unite with the people of Israel.
• 15:36 That's exactly what's happening
• 15:38 at the Aliyah Return Center
• 15:39 in Galilee, Israel.
• 15:41 We invite you to partner with us
• 15:42 in helping to renovate this
• 15:43 abandoned boarding school
• 15:45 into a place where Jewish people from around the world
• 15:48 will be welcomed home.
• 15:54 Let's work together for Israel
• 15:56 and witness the fulfillment
• 15:58 of Isaiah's prophecy.
• 16:02 I'm standing here with 2 interns at the Aliyah Return Center here in the Jordan Valley.
• 16:07 What are your names?
• 16:08 Where are you from?
• 16:09 And what caused you to get this heart of God
• 16:10 to bless the new immigrants here to the Land of Israel?
• 16:14 My name is Garret
• 16:15 and this is my wife Christina.
• 16:17 We are from the far corner of the world in Alaska, USA
• 16:21 And God about 5 years ago
• 16:24 impressed on our hearts His love for the Jewish people.
• 16:26 His continued heart of mercy out of Romans 11
• 16:30 our eyes were opened to see His heart for them.
• 16:35 And we really realized that
• 16:36 not only does He have a heart for them
• 16:38 but He wants us to have a heart for them as well.
• 16:40 And so as we studied,
• 16:43 as we journeyed through the Word together
• 16:46 our eyes were opened.
• 16:47 We saw God's heart in a new way.
• 16:51 And we really felt like the Lord was
• 16:53 calling us to come here to Aliyah Return Center
• 16:55 where we could help new immigrants as they moved to Israel
• 16:59 and as they are trying to get their feet on the ground.
• 17:02 And we just wanted to be here to support them
• 17:06 in the movement that God is doing.
• 17:10 Let's continue to see the Isaiah 9 brilliance expand
• 17:14 as we do together both Jew and Gentile.
• 17:18 David - Now let's go back to Eitan
• 17:19 as he wraps up this week's teaching.
• 17:22 In front of me is the Torah Scroll
• 17:24 which is revered as the Word of God.
• 17:26 There's no commentary in it.
• 17:28 It's just the 1st 5 Books of the Bible
• 17:29 just as we have in our languages.
• 17:32 And we've opened it up now so that
• 17:34 we can think about the parallels between
• 17:37 the life of Yeshua and the Feasts of Israel.
• 17:40 The Israeli men were commanded 3 times a year
• 17:43 to come to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover
• 17:46 and its associated Feasts,
• 17:48 the "Feast of Weeks" 50 days later
• 17:51 and then the "Feast of Tabernacle"
• 17:53 and its associated Feasts.
• 17:55 It's not by accident that these 3 Feasts
• 17:57 really define the first coming of Yeshua,
• 18:01 the second coming of Yeshua,
• 18:03 and this period of time in which we are now living.
• 18:05 Which we could call the age of the congregation, the age of the believers.
• 18:10 During the Passover season Yeshua sacrificed His Life for us.
• 18:15 We know that He was crucified during Passover
• 18:18 as the Lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world.
• 18:21 But He did not remain dead.
• 18:23 Thank God forever.
• 18:24 But He rose as the First Fruits of the dead.
• 18:27 Then 50 days later the Feasts of Weeks
• 18:30 which is the Feast of Harvest came.
• 18:32 And that Feast was designated by God
• 18:34 as the Feast that was celebrated in the Book of Acts
• 18:38 as a time of harvest
• 18:39 and a time of including the Gentiles as
• 18:42 2 loaves were waved before the people in Israel.
• 18:46 The final collection of Feasts is in the Fall.
• 18:48 And it starts with a Feast of Trumpets
• 18:51 which we're told that the Messiah will descend
• 18:53 from heaven at the sound of the Trumpet, the Shofar.
• 18:56 And then the dead will rise.
• 18:58 Then there is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement
• 19:01 in which we believe that the people of Israel will
• 19:04 see and recognize Jesus as their Messiah.
• 19:07 And finally the Feast of Tabernacles or Sukkot
• 19:10 when Zechariah tells us that all nations will
• 19:13 gather in Jerusalem and worship the King.
• 19:17 These Feasts give us the meaning of Torah.
• 19:19 So the question then is,
• 19:21 shouldn't everybody be keeping the Torah?
• 19:24 Well I believe the Feasts are a key
• 19:26 that as Jews and Gentiles together
• 19:28 we can celebrate these Feasts
• 19:30 in their Messianic fulfillment.
• 19:33 The kinds of errors that are taking place,
• 19:35 things like the "Two Covenant Theory"
• 19:37 which says you don't have to be saved if you're Jewish.
• 19:40 That doesn't make sense.
• 19:42 Why would Yeshua come as the Messiah of Israel if that was the case?
• 19:47 Or the "Ephraimite Theory"
• 19:48 that all Christians are Jews,
• 19:50 which is reverse replacement theology.
• 19:53 Or finally, the idea of one law.
• 19:56 That we're all supposed to keep one law,
• 19:58 taking a phrase from the Torah.
• 20:00 Well that was referring to the " Ger ",
• 20:02 the person who was living in Israel from outside the land
• 20:06 and of course,obedient to the law of the land, the Law of Torah.
• 20:10 I hope this has been helpful.
• 20:11 There really are a lot of questions,
• 20:13 more than we can discuss in a few minutes.
• 20:15 But that's just a hint of what we trust will clarify these issues
• 20:20 so that we might walk together in harmony.
• 20:25 Thank you so much Eitan.
• 20:26 We are back with Dr. Seif.
• 20:28 And we are loving this wonderful series
• 20:31 and your wisdom of what we've been talking about.
• 20:34 It's been great.
• 20:36 The wisdom's a little over rated I think.
• 20:38 But I'm glad to be with you guys.
• 20:39 We don't think so.
• 20:40 We're excited.
• 20:41 We've had a subject that we've been talking about in our car.
• 20:44 Just about every time we get in our car we talk about this,
• 20:47 or when we are on our couch.
• 20:49 So why don't you...
• 20:50 For hours.
• 20:51 For hours at home we talked about this.
• 20:54 And your husband couldn't answer it sweetie.
• 20:56 I'll do it in 30 seconds.
• 20:59 As Gentiles, we're kind of talking about
• 21:02 the differences between Gentiles and the Jewish people,
• 21:05 what is commanded of both,
• 21:07 what we have to do, don't have to do.
• 21:09 All of that.
• 21:11 There's so much!
• 21:12 As Gentiles, and we're Gentiles,
• 21:14 in the Law or in the New Testament should we say,
• 21:18 what are we supposed to follow?
• 21:20 I think Paul was really clear to draw the line.
• 21:23 He didn't want to throw a Jewish Rule Book at people and
• 21:26 Paul was very liberal,
• 21:29 So much so that he invoked the ire of some contemporaries
• 21:32 because he believed that God was doing something new.
• 21:35 Now there is a case for example
• 21:37 in the 15th Chapter of Acts where there
• 21:39 were a few things that were passed on.
• 21:41 Some were evident.
• 21:43 You know...You don't want to be immoral,
• 21:45 you don't want to worship idols.
• 21:47 But you don't want to eat food strangled is noted therein.
• 21:50 It is!
• 21:51 And we've honestly discussed that a lot
• 21:53 How does that apply to us in 2017?
• 21:56 It's imperative that in the Jewish world
• 21:59 when you eat meat you have to kill swiftly to be kind to the animal.
• 22:04 There's a kind of kindness at play there.
• 22:06 I'm gonna....some just gasping away and dying a few minutes later.
• 22:11 It's got to be a quick cut.
• 22:12 That even with the eating meat there's a kind of ethics.
• 22:17 Jews in the Hebrew Bible are beckoned
• 22:19 to be kind toward other human beings.
• 22:22 But not only other human beings but all sentient creatures.
• 22:25 And animals have feelings too.
• 22:28 I agree.
• 22:29 But - so in 2017 how do we know...
• 22:33 And I'm not trying to harp on this but
• 22:36 we're trying to be observant and
• 22:39 Follow
• 22:40 Follow what we should or shouldn't do.
• 22:41 Well back up.
• 22:42 There's a moral lesson here
• 22:44 rather than there is, you know
• 22:45 how you prepare food in your kitchen.
• 22:47 By the way, we don't kill our food anymore.
• 22:49 We go and we get killer deals at the supermarket.
• 22:51 We live in a different world.
• 22:54 But if someone is in the meat production business
• 22:57 they should hear this
• 22:59 and be more ethical in the way that animals are killed.
• 23:03 It's very important in the Jewish world
• 23:05 a shovket , a "slaughterer" of animals, you have to
• 23:09 kill them as swiftly and painlessly as possible.
• 23:11 Not take life away from them over a
• 23:14 few minute period of time by strangling it out.
• 23:17 It's not the way it's done.
• 23:18 But the point is it's more than meat.
• 23:21 The point is the observant person is predisposed then
• 23:27 to be kindly disposed toward life.
• 23:30 And that will have applications
• 23:32 ethically beyond the dinner table.
• 23:35 I'm going to throw one out.
• 23:36 We've been talking about, real quick,
• 23:38 the Ten Commandments,
• 23:40 is that just for the Jewish people?
• 23:43 Is it for the Gentiles?
• 23:45 Well, if you look at the Ten Commandments
• 23:48 A lot of that is ethical.
• 23:49 Don't steal, commit adultery.
• 23:52 What do you want to...
• 23:54 So much of that, it's ethical foundation.
• 23:58 What do you want to give back to that?
• 24:00 That you should just live by.
• 24:02 Who would want to argue the case?
• 24:04 "No forget it, adultery is fine."
• 24:05 That this is just common sense stuff.
• 24:07 It's so common it shouldn't be articulated.
• 24:09 It shouldn't even need to be but sin is what it is
• 24:12 and you need to spell it out for people.
• 24:15 I am not all about wanting to press
• 24:17 individuals of non-Jewish extract into a Jewish mold.
• 24:20 I'm wanting to learn the principles from it.
• 24:23 We have so much to learn don't we?
• 24:25 We sure do.
• 24:26 How in the world is our time done already?
• 24:29 My goodness it went too quick.
• 24:31 We'll hear more from you next week.
• 24:33 But right now here's a song
• 24:35 that Zola wrote about Yeshua.
• 25:02 ♪ You walked in the Land of Israel ♪
• 25:08 ♪ You taught us to love our Lord ♪
• 25:14 ♪ You died for us in Israel ♪
• 25:20 ♪ For us your blood was outpoured ♪
• 25:26 ♪ You died for us in Israel ♪
• 25:33 ♪ For us your blood was outpoured ♪
• 25:48 ♪ For we like sheep have gone astray ♪
• 25:54 ♪ Everyone to his own way ♪
• 26:00 ♪ But you alone took the blame ♪
• 26:06 ♪ And now we ask in your Holy Name ♪
• 26:13 ♪ For we like sheep have gone astray ♪
• 26:19 ♪ Everyone to his own way ♪
• 26:25 ♪ But you alone took the blame ♪
• 26:31 ♪ And now we ask in your Holy Name ♪♪
• 26:44 We absolutely love singing Zola's songs
• 26:47 and bringing some of those songs back
• 26:49 after 35 years.
• 26:50 Songs that he's written.
• 26:52 We love it.
• 26:53 We also love being on this series.
• 26:56 It's been wonderful.
• 26:57 "Called Together" with Eitan Shishkoff in Israel,
• 27:00 Chaim Malespin,
• 27:01 and especially Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 27:04 Our time with him goes way too quick.
• 27:06 There's so much to ingest
• 27:08 Absorb.
• 27:09 and learn and absorb.
• 27:10 And we hope you are also getting so much from this series.
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