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• 00:01 Jeffrey Seif: You are gonna
• 00:05 be glad you're looking this way. In this program, we're gonna explore the mystery
• 00:07 of the Garden of Eden and see how it relates
• 00:10 to the temple in Jerusalem.
• 00:13 ♪♪♪
• 00:18 male announcer: "Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer
• 00:20 to God for Israel is, that they might be saved.
• 00:25 For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek:
• 00:28 for the same Lord over all is rich unto all
• 00:31 that call upon him."
• 00:33 "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 00:36 ♪♪♪
• 00:46 ♪♪♪
• 00:53 David Hart: Thank you for joining us today
• 00:54 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 00:56 I'm David Hart.
• 00:57 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:59 Jeffrey: Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:00 David: We are in the middle of our series, "Return to Eden,"
• 01:01 and I believe there's a reoccurring theme for us in this
• 01:04 series about our relationship between God and man.
• 01:07 Jeffrey: Yeah, it gets broken and God has a way of fixing us,
• 01:09 and he's a God of second chances.
• 01:11 David: Again, and again, and again.
• 01:13 Jeffrey: It's not just good news for Jews,
• 01:14 it's good news for yous.
• 01:15 David: All of us. Kirsten: That's good.
• 01:18 You've been teaching at some wonderful spots: ancient Shiloh
• 01:20 or She-loh, and all throughout Jerusalem.
• 01:22 Where are you today?
• 01:24 Jeffrey: We are going deep underground, and join me there.
• 01:30 ♪♪♪
• 01:40 ♪♪♪
• 01:49 Jeffrey: Behold, I tell you a mystery.
• 01:53 There are so many mysteries in the Bible and in the Bible
• 01:56 lands, and this is one of those mysterious places.
• 02:02 If the British didn't carry off a picture here,
• 02:08 I'd love to show it to you.
• 02:10 It's a depiction of a cherub, of an angelic figure.
• 02:16 The reason why that's important here, this is the underground
• 02:20 place from which the stones were cut.
• 02:25 They were extracted and used to build a model of Eden,
• 02:32 Solomon's temple.
• 02:34 A fascinating story.
• 02:35 In 1 Kings chapter 6, verse 7, we're told that he quarried the
• 02:40 stones and they were taken to build the sacred space.
• 02:47 And this is the place where it all began.
• 02:51 I love opening up the Bible and I love taking you to the Bible
• 02:56 lands where you can see it.
• 02:59 And here we are at a place there's an amazing story.
• 03:03 Once upon a time, Adam and Heva were in Eden, but something went
• 03:08 horribly wrong and a cherub, a guardian angel
• 03:12 was placed there to keep people out.
• 03:15 In the sacred space that's manufactured in the tabernacle
• 03:19 and then developed the moreso in Solomon's temple, there are all
• 03:23 kinds of cherubim there, and there are all kinds of trees
• 03:28 that were carved into the temple complex and overlaid
• 03:31 with fine gold.
• 03:33 The difference is the cherubim there are not keeping humanity
• 03:36 out, they're welcoming, in effect, helping them
• 03:40 to get back in.
• 03:43 What a story it is.
• 03:45 Life comes to ruin because of sin, and even Solomon,
• 03:48 who as an extension of his piety this place was built,
• 03:55 his impiety brought it down as well because he was
• 03:58 a man of sin, not just piety as you know.
• 04:01 And in that sense, he's a whole lot like us.
• 04:04 What's fascinating is that not only did he build it and then
• 04:07 his sins felled it, but by the time we look in the chronicler
• 04:12 and when we look at Ezra chapter 1, and in chapter 6 we're told
• 04:17 that God is stirring up people to rebuild it.
• 04:21 It's destroyed and it's rebuilt.
• 04:24 And that is so much about life.
• 04:27 I wanna look at another aspect of it in a second,
• 04:29 but in a way, we're all rebuilt jobs.
• 04:33 And I wanna explore it with you in the biblical text
• 04:36 from the New Testament.
• 04:37 There's something I want you to see, and I know
• 04:39 you're gonna love it.
• 04:42 Jeffrey: I am just amazed.
• 04:44 There is so much that I don't understand in life, one of which
• 04:49 is this engineering feat here deep in the bowels
• 04:54 of Solomon's quarry.
• 04:56 It's noted in here and I'm coming to you from right here,
• 05:02 where the stones were pulled out to fabricate Eden on earth in
• 05:08 the form of the sanctuary.
• 05:11 Speaking from deep underground in the bowels of the earth, I'm
• 05:16 reminded of another story where a bunch of miners were working
• 05:20 and they got trapped.
• 05:22 And they got a line down to 'em for communications, and they had
• 05:27 one question they sent back up top at the very start,
• 05:32 and that was, "Is there hope?"
• 05:36 The reason why I mention that is a lot of people are buried under
• 05:39 sin and circumstance, and they're deep under the rubble,
• 05:42 and they wanna know, is there hope?
• 05:44 I mention that because when we close the biblical text, when
• 05:49 Eden is revisited or the story of Eden is retold in the book of
• 05:55 Revelation, they're coming out of a really dark hour with the
• 05:59 world just cascading out of control, or so it seemed.
• 06:03 But Revelation talks about the ultimate triumph of God
• 06:07 in human history finally and fully.
• 06:10 In Revelation chapter 21, where the author sees a new heaven,
• 06:15 a new earth, the new Jerusalem coming down.
• 06:18 This Jerusalem they had to pull out of the earth with the rocks.
• 06:21 This one's coming down.
• 06:22 But it's fascinating with it is the exclamation that once again,
• 06:26 as in Eden, the dwelling place of God is among men.
• 06:31 And when he makes his home with you, we're told as we read on,
• 06:36 he wipes away tears from their eyes, and that's a good Word.
• 06:42 Here, of course, it talks about an event in human history,
• 06:46 but I want that story to be your story now.
• 06:49 And how can you get that to happen?
• 06:51 Well, you've gotta get God's presence dwelling in your world,
• 06:56 where it can be said the dwelling of God is among men,
• 07:00 people like me and you.
• 07:04 ♪♪♪
• 07:14 Jeffrey: In Revelation chapter 21, verses 5 and 6, with
• 07:18 the coming of the new Jerusalem, we hear the words,
• 07:21 "Behold, I make all things new."
• 07:24 Well, that's then. This is now.
• 07:28 We're not looking at the new Jerusalem as much as we are
• 07:32 walking around the ruins of the old one.
• 07:35 And even the old Jerusalem is being rebuilt in modernity,
• 07:38 but that's something of a little different story.
• 07:40 Here we're making our way among stones that were felled
• 07:44 two millennia ago.
• 07:47 You might recall the story.
• 07:48 Jesus said as much that there will not be one stone
• 07:51 left upon another.
• 07:53 And this, by the way, is proof of the ages of what's written
• 07:56 in the Bible's pages.
• 07:58 The Romans brought all this down.
• 08:00 Previously, we looked at a segment.
• 08:02 We were in Solomon's quarries where stones were pulled
• 08:05 out of the earth to construct.
• 08:07 That's construction.
• 08:09 What's at play here is destruction,
• 08:11 and the Romans knew how to do it.
• 08:13 They way they brought all this down is they would drill holes
• 08:16 in limestone and put rags in there that are dipped in oil.
• 08:21 And they'd be like wicks, and they'd light 'em on fire, and it
• 08:23 would burn and burn, it would dry up the limestone.
• 08:26 It would crumble, and then under the weight of it all,
• 08:30 it would all come tumbling down.
• 08:32 And here we have proof thereof, it happened in 70 A.D.
• 08:36 When Jerusalem was reconstituted as a new city in Israel
• 08:41 for the Hebrew people, all this was underground.
• 08:44 Ground level was way up there, but we keep digging and digging,
• 08:48 discovering and discovering.
• 08:50 And here we are, walking among the ruins of a bygone era
• 08:54 that is amply attested in biblical literature.
• 08:57 Speaking of which, I'd like to take a look at a Word
• 09:02 that was uttered by someone named Zechariah.
• 09:06 Zechariah comes from "zakar" in Hebrew, which means to remember.
• 09:11 And he's speaking at a time when Israelites are making their way
• 09:15 back and he's looking to spur on the efforts to redevelop Judea.
• 09:20 That's what his project is.
• 09:22 And he's encouraging them because sometimes people need
• 09:25 a little bit of encouragement.
• 09:27 And he says here in the 8th chapter in this particular
• 09:29 passage, "Thus says Adonai," the Lord, "I will return to Zion
• 09:35 and dwell in the midst of Jerusalem."
• 09:38 I think that's fascinating.
• 09:40 It's not just people returning, but there's a kind of divine
• 09:43 presence that serves as a guidance mechanism for the
• 09:47 return and help for those who are in the process of returning.
• 09:52 That's good to know because when you're looking to develop
• 09:55 the land here, in so many ways you're fighting
• 09:57 against all odds.
• 09:59 It's good to know that we can get by with a little help
• 10:01 some from friend, particularly one above.
• 10:05 It's interesting too because in coming back to Israel and being
• 10:08 present there, it harks back to a previous story that really
• 10:13 is in biblical prehistory.
• 10:16 You might recall once upon a time, God was present
• 10:18 in a parcel called Eden.
• 10:21 But with sin and circumstance, people were driven out
• 10:25 and God himself took leave.
• 10:27 As we enter the pages of the biblical story, God's bringing
• 10:30 people back and setting up a beit hamikdash, a holy house
• 10:34 where his presence will dwell.
• 10:37 It seems to me it's very interesting that what's at play
• 10:39 here is to reconstruct that fabricated Eden.
• 10:43 He says, "Then," with him being present, "Jerusalem will be
• 10:47 called the City of Truth," emet, "and the mountain of
• 10:51 Adonai-Tzva'ot," in Hebrew, the Lord of the armies,
• 10:54 "will be called the Holy Mountain."
• 10:57 And here we are in this very sacred place.
• 11:00 As I put a wrap on this segment, "Thus says Adonai-Tzva'ot,"
• 11:04 in verse 7, "Behold, I will save my people."
• 11:11 And isn't that the truth, that Hebrews were just saved.
• 11:17 I mean, there's so much coming against the Jews.
• 11:20 He says, "I will save them."
• 11:22 In verse 8, "I will bring them back and they will live
• 11:26 in the midst of Jerusalem."
• 11:28 We can look at this today and see it as something
• 11:31 of a prophetic word fulfilled 'cause it's not just
• 11:34 wishful thinking into the future.
• 11:36 We're looking at the biblical pages here, and then we're
• 11:40 looking at a page out of history here, and then we're seeing
• 11:44 how it's all coming together in our day.
• 11:46 It's interesting, you can look at Jerusalem of the past, you
• 11:50 can look at Jerusalem of the present, and then you can bump
• 11:53 over to this new Jerusalem coming out of heaven.
• 11:57 In effect, a restored Eden coming down
• 11:59 from heaven to earth.
• 12:02 You can get a little piece of that heaven right now
• 12:04 if you invite the Prince of heaven into your heart.
• 12:09 ♪♪♪
• 12:16 announcer: Our resource this week, the series,
• 12:18 "Return to Eden," on DVD.
• 12:20 In this ten-program series, Dr. Jeffrey Seif uncovers how
• 12:24 the Lord bridged the relationship gap caused
• 12:27 by mankind's sin in the Garden of Eden
• 12:29 by creating a special relationship with a people
• 12:32 and a land that eventually led to the Messiah.
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• 14:18 Right now, let's return to Jerusalem and finish
• 14:20 with Jeffrey Seif's teaching for today.
• 14:23 ♪♪♪
• 14:32 Jeffrey: I wanna apologize a little on the front end.
• 14:34 I say that because, you know, we turn on Christian television,
• 14:37 we want some inspiration, from the Latin "inspiritus,"
• 14:42 to breathe some spirit, some encouragement in.
• 14:45 At the outset here, this is gonna be
• 14:47 more informational than inspirational.
• 14:51 There's some things that I want you to understand, the first of
• 14:54 which is that I'm going to you from a very low place
• 14:58 in the biblical culture, and I mean literally low.
• 15:02 We're in a valley here in biblical literature known
• 15:05 as the Valley of Gehenna.
• 15:08 It was an old garbage dump actually in temple days
• 15:10 in ancient Jerusalem.
• 15:13 And even in prehistory, children were sacrificed down here.
• 15:17 It's rather interesting, the valley bends around and we come
• 15:20 to the Kidron, and the valley there leads into Gethsemane,
• 15:27 a beautiful spot.
• 15:29 There's not a lot of beauty around here and I'm okay
• 15:30 with that because the story here isn't very beautiful.
• 15:34 I can hear some traffic. There's a road.
• 15:37 As it makes it way Jerusalem, they have to downshift to move
• 15:42 up, and sometimes you just run out of energy.
• 15:45 Gravity pulls you, you need to hit it a little bit,
• 15:47 and that's something of the story here.
• 15:50 And I mention that because when we look at the biblical text, we
• 15:54 see the story of just the journey to establish God's will
• 16:00 and ways on the earth and we observe how there's a temple
• 16:03 that's built with all of that.
• 16:05 And what happens with the temple, however,
• 16:09 even when it's built, the prophets encourage it.
• 16:13 And finally people get it all done, but even with that,
• 16:16 when they're in that, they run out of steam.
• 16:19 Malachi, in Hebrew, comes from a word for "My messenger."
• 16:24 The prophet is discouraged, really, in chapter 1, verse 6.
• 16:29 "A son honors his father.
• 16:31 If I'm a Father, where is my honor?" he says.
• 16:34 Then you say, "How am I not honoring you?"
• 16:38 He says, Adonai-Tzva'ot, the Lord of the armies says
• 16:43 to the kohanim, to these priests, "You despise my name."
• 16:49 And why do they despise, or how?
• 16:51 In verse 7, he says, "You put defiled bread on my altar."
• 16:56 He goes on to say, "You bring me sick animals."
• 17:00 In the biblical text, when the beit hamikdash is up
• 17:03 and running, people bring sacrifices there.
• 17:06 They're to bring the best, but instead they were
• 17:09 bringing the worst.
• 17:11 It's a sad story. It's a bad story.
• 17:14 When we look at the temple complex itself, this is a
• 17:16 reconstitution of Eden, sacred space that reminds of what was
• 17:21 once this garden paradise where God dwelt, where he was present,
• 17:26 and people were kicked out, and now they're beckoned
• 17:29 to return with sacrifice in hand.
• 17:32 But something just wasn't going right.
• 17:35 One of the problems with people in the Bible is that they are
• 17:39 people in the Bible, and as such, they're beset with all
• 17:42 the problems that attend to mankind, sin and all.
• 17:47 That's the bad news.
• 17:49 The good news is that there's some good news coming.
• 17:52 The journey continues, and I wanna take another look
• 17:55 at the book as we consider that story and more.
• 18:00 Well, I wanna move on from these jagged rocks
• 18:03 to the ragged edge of time.
• 18:07 And certainly John, when he writes the book of Revelation,
• 18:10 he takes us there, and there's some good news in what, in the
• 18:14 book of Revelation, in so many ways is a bad news world.
• 18:17 In chapter 21, verse 10, John says, "He carried me away
• 18:22 in the ruach," in the spirit,
• 18:24 "and he showed me the holy city,
• 18:27 Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God,
• 18:32 having the glory of God."
• 18:35 The shekinah, the kavod, the glory of God.
• 18:38 Once upon a time, the world went bad.
• 18:41 When you look at Revelation, God gets his world back.
• 18:44 You can get your world back with God before all that, however.
• 18:49 And you know how you can do that?
• 18:51 You can do that by coming to terms with he who is
• 18:55 the rock of ages.
• 18:58 ♪♪♪
• 19:09 David: You've watched the news and you've seen
• 19:10 the excitement about the United States Embassy
• 19:12 being moved to Jerusalem.
• 19:14 We're excited about that too, but we also--you haven't heard a
• 19:17 whole lot about the Christian embassy that we have
• 19:20 a little connection with.
• 19:21 Kirsten: ICEJ is International Christian Embassy Jerusalem,
• 19:26 and our son, Ryan Hart, works there.
• 19:28 He's in the media production team, does editing, and he works
• 19:33 daily with the vice president of ICEJ, who is David Parsons.
• 19:38 And Jeff, you know David personally, don't you?
• 19:40 Jeffrey: Yes, David is a lawyer who's been lobbying
• 19:44 indefatigably behind the scenes for that embassy move.
• 19:47 I had an opportunity to talk to him, and now you are
• 19:51 gonna have an opportunity to hear from him.
• 19:59 Jeffrey: David, you have a lot of experience with
• 20:01 the International Christian Embassy,
• 20:03 and now this new embassy's coming.
• 20:05 It must be exciting.
• 20:06 David Parsons: Well, I think, you know, there's a symbolic
• 20:09 act, but there's a lot of substance to it.
• 20:12 It's the right thing to do for such a close ally of America
• 20:16 and I think it's another example of how Israel is singled out.
• 20:21 And you'd have to say it's antisemitic that they're the
• 20:23 only nation that does not--is not allowed the sovereign right
• 20:28 of every nation to choose its own capital.
• 20:30 So, this is the right thing to do.
• 20:32 But I think spiritually it's a new season for Jerusalem.
• 20:36 The nations are coming back. America is leading them up.
• 20:41 And I think there's something about the question of Jerusalem
• 20:43 in our day that is dividing the sheep and goat nations.
• 20:47 Those countries that truly fear God and honor his Word more than
• 20:53 they fear and honor men, they're going to make that decision,
• 20:56 that right and proper decision to return to Jerusalem,
• 20:59 and I think there are even benefits
• 21:01 for the church out there.
• 21:03 We've always seen as God restores things to Israel,
• 21:06 he restores things to the church as well.
• 21:09 They go in parallel.
• 21:11 Jeffrey: Restoration is what Israel is all about.
• 21:15 To walk on the very soil of the patriarchs as I did with David
• 21:19 is to be renewed in body, mind, and spirit.
• 21:24 You can sense an inner tug that's difficult to explain.
• 21:28 Jeffrey: It's a good day, is it not?
• 21:30 David: Amen, and it's also a good day to visit Jerusalem, to
• 21:35 come see where the Lord walked, and to come see the modern
• 21:38 miracle of Israel, all that God has restored here, bringing
• 21:42 people from over a hundred nations, making them one nation
• 21:45 again with one language, reviving a dead language
• 21:49 in an Israel that is not only surviving against all
• 21:52 the challenges, and terror, and wars, but it's thriving,
• 21:55 a high-tech nation giving all sorts of benefits to the world.
• 22:00 Jeffrey: David, thank you very much.
• 22:01 David: Thank you.
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• 22:37 Kirsten: If you have watched this program at all, you
• 22:40 probably know my passion for the food of Israel.
• 22:45 It's one of my favorite things about touring
• 22:47 to the holy land are the meals.
• 22:50 And we would love for you to go with us.
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• 22:58 to eat the food of the land.
• 23:01 And today, Sarah Liberman is continuing her teaching about
• 23:06 the seven species found in Deuteronomy 8.
• 23:09 Today, she is talking about figs, something you will eat
• 23:12 and enjoy in the holy land.
• 23:15 Let's go to Israel now to hear from Sarah.
• 23:23 Sarah Liberman: Shalom haverim.
• 23:25 Welcome back to our series on the seven species, the fruit of
• 23:28 blessing that God gives to the people of Israel as they enter
• 23:31 into the promised land.
• 23:32 And today, we're talking about figs.
• 23:34 Now, the word for "fig" in Hebrew is "te'enah,"
• 23:38 and in Bible times, they used to use figs to make cakes,
• 23:41 dried so they could transport the goodness of this fruit
• 23:44 when they went on long journeys.
• 23:46 But today in Israel, we eat them both dried,
• 23:48 but also like this in its fresh form.
• 23:51 Now, the fig in the Bible is a symbol of the nation of Israel,
• 23:55 its rebirth, and the promise of the coming of Messiah.
• 23:59 But there's also a beautiful passage that talks about every
• 24:02 man sitting under the fig tree and giving him a time of peace
• 24:06 and rest in his life.
• 24:08 So this week, as you contemplate this incredible fruit,
• 24:11 the te'enah, may you have a time of peace
• 24:15 and rest spiritually as well.
• 24:19 ♪♪♪
• 24:27 ♪ Some day in Jerusalem, I'll praise you ♪
• 24:34 ♪ Some day in Jerusalem, I'll sing ♪
• 24:40 ♪ Lord, and when the world shout ♪
• 24:43 ♪ "Glory, hallelujah," ♪
• 24:47 ♪ they will bring to our King ♪
• 24:50 ♪ all those things of which I sing ♪
• 24:53 ♪ Glory, glory, glory ♪
• 25:03 ♪ glory to my King ♪♪
• 25:15 Kirsten: This whole series, "Return to Eden," is not
• 25:18 a geographical search for the beginnings of this world.
• 25:22 It is all about God's search for his relationship
• 25:27 with his creation, the human man.
• 25:30 He loves him.
• 25:32 Jeffrey: Yes, he does, and that relationship is so
• 25:35 characterized by brokenness.
• 25:38 I think it's something we all can relate to,
• 25:40 not just because we read about brokenness
• 25:43 in Israel's family diary, the Bible,
• 25:47 but we experience brokenness in our own personal
• 25:51 diaries as well.
• 25:54 And when people are broken in relations,
• 25:57 that feeling of alienation and the concomitant
• 26:01 disorientation leaves people wasted.
• 26:05 Just like Adam and Eve were kicked out of a garden,
• 26:09 so people today feel like they're in a barren wasteland,
• 26:14 away from paradise.
• 26:17 There is a way to get back in Genesis, there's a way to get
• 26:21 back through the Bible, and there's a way for you
• 26:24 to get back right now.
• 26:27 What I've just talked about is something of a description of
• 26:30 the bad news that is so very characteristic of human
• 26:33 experience, but the good news is that God so loved the world
• 26:37 that he sent his Son into the world
• 26:40 to restore that relationship.
• 26:42 Thank you for letting us into your head
• 26:45 vis-a-vis the television.
• 26:47 Now, would you let the Son of God into your heart?
• 26:50 For that, you're just a prayer away from a new beginning.
• 26:54 David: Amen.
• 26:56 Kirsten: And that's what we're all about here
• 26:57 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 26:59 We care about your personal relationship with your Creator
• 27:01 through his Son, Jesus Yeshua.
• 27:05 David: Join us next week as continue our series,
• 27:07 "Return to Eden."
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• 27:10 For now, we end this program with--
• 27:13 Jeffrey: Sha'alu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 27:16 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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