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Caption transcript for Divine Deliverance: “Daniel” (10/12)

• 00:01 ...
• 00:02 Kirsten Hart: Have you ever felt personally persecuted
• 00:03 because of your beliefs and what you stand for?
• 00:08 At least you weren't thrown into a den with live lions.
• 00:12 Today, we'll be discussing Daniel and his life
• 00:15 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 00:18 ♪♪♪
• 00:23 male announcer: From the beginning, our Creator revealed
• 00:27 his will to the common man.
• 00:29 Individuals listened to his call and responded in obedience.
• 00:35 From the first Hebrew Avraham to the culmination of salvation
• 00:39 in Messiah himself, the Lord faithfully intervenes
• 00:44 with his divine deliverance.
• 00:48 ♪♪♪
• 00:56 David Hart: Shalom, and welcome
• 00:57 to "Zola Levitt Presents" I'm David Hart.
• 01:00 Kirsten: I am Kirsten Hart. Jeffrey Seif: Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:01 David: We're in our series, "Divine Deliverance,"
• 01:03 and today we hear about the life of Daniel.
• 01:07 Jeffrey: Yes, and to our co-host's introduction about him
• 01:12 being persecuted, do you know the word "persecute" means to be
• 01:16 utterly pursued and the forces of hell were after him,
• 01:20 weren't they?
• 01:21 Kirsten: Right, and I love how he ties into the theme
• 01:24 of this whole series, "Divine Deliverance,"
• 01:26 the Divine delivered him from the lions.
• 01:29 He should have been dead and God said, "Not yet."
• 01:32 Not his time.
• 01:33 Now, Daniel was in captivity and he longed for Jerusalem.
• 01:37 Here is some of his story.
• 01:39 ♪♪♪
• 01:45 male: "And Daniel went into his house and his windows being
• 01:49 open in his chamber toward Jerusalem, he kneeled upon his
• 01:53 knees three times a day, and prayed, and gave thanks before
• 01:57 his God, as he did aforetime."
• 02:04 Jeffrey: "I will lift up my eyes to the hills--from whence
• 02:07 does my help come?
• 02:10 My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth."
• 02:14 It's a beautiful Psalm.
• 02:16 Once, by the way, I was paralyzed,
• 02:18 I couldn't move my body from the neck down.
• 02:20 All I could lift were my eyes.
• 02:22 And a friend of mine, Paul Wilbur, sung that song
• 02:25 and I listen to it all the time.
• 02:27 Daniel never heard that song but he lifted his eyes
• 02:31 to the Lord in good times and in bad.
• 02:34 The Bible tells us three times a day, it was a habit.
• 02:38 Seems that many of us have lost that in modernity.
• 02:41 We see God when we need him. For Daniel, it was a point.
• 02:46 And he didn't just seek the Lord.
• 02:49 Not to minimalize, "just seeking the Lord,"
• 02:51 but he faced toward Jerusalem.
• 02:54 Even people who seek the Lord, and I'm pleased they do,
• 02:57 many have lost their focus toward Jerusalem.
• 03:03 Not me, hopefully not you.
• 03:06 We're gonna see what comes out of that focus
• 03:09 as we look at divine deliverance and focus specifically
• 03:13 on the ministry and word of the prophet Daniel.
• 03:17 ♪♪♪
• 03:27 ♪♪♪
• 03:31 male: Civilizations collided in the ancient world.
• 03:35 As today, nations lift swords against nations.
• 03:40 Wars and rumors of wars abound.
• 03:44 Looking at the world through Daniel's prophecies,
• 03:48 we learn how, as the battle rages on, God still watches
• 03:53 over and protects his people, Israel.
• 03:56 ♪♪♪
• 04:00 Jeffrey: When we open up the book of Daniel,
• 04:03 we hear of the clash of titanic forces.
• 04:08 Titans going at it.
• 04:10 It's not the kind of thing people really look
• 04:12 for in religion.
• 04:13 People are more predisposed to look for comfort.
• 04:16 The word "comfort" comes from the Latin word meaning
• 04:18 with fortification, in other words,
• 04:21 there's enough troubles in the world.
• 04:23 People go to church to take a step out of the world
• 04:25 and transcend into the divine.
• 04:27 What happens when you enter into the divine?
• 04:31 That is, the divine testimony anyway,
• 04:33 and what do you read about?
• 04:34 Troubles in the world.
• 04:35 It's like you're not running very far 'til you see it again.
• 04:39 In fact, not only do we find it in Daniel but Yeshua, Jesus,
• 04:42 mirrors Daniel and well--as well, when he talks about in the
• 04:46 latter days, you know, wars coming, Jerusalem surrounded,
• 04:51 the world upended by trials and tribulations, and then finally,
• 04:56 just when it looks like all is lost, then the redeemer comes,
• 04:59 makes his entrance onto the stage of the human drama.
• 05:03 We see these pictures in the Daniel text
• 05:06 where Daniel envisions beasts that are vile and gross.
• 05:11 He sees horrible things.
• 05:14 He sees animals clashing and all of that is a picture
• 05:19 of a world to come.
• 05:21 In chapter 8 he says:
• 05:23 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 05:26 and that is, "A vision appeared to me," and in his case,
• 05:31 it wasn't a creative imagination.
• 05:34 It was a divine stamp.
• 05:38 And he gives a window in things to come.
• 05:42 Now, Daniel of course, is an exiled prophet like Ezekiel is
• 05:46 and they're both displaced and they're asking the question,
• 05:48 "God, do you have plans for Israel to come?"
• 05:51 And the answer is yes.
• 05:53 This prophet gives voice to a deliverance
• 05:56 that emerges out of turbulent times.
• 06:00 He says in chapter 8, in verse 19:
• 06:03 "Behold, I am going to inform you about what will happen
• 06:08 in the latter time, the time of wrath."
• 06:13 Again, he sees an upended world and what does the seeing do?
• 06:19 It prompts him to do something.
• 06:22 Just like we began this program, in the 9th chapter we hear
• 06:26 Daniel praying, seeking the Lord.
• 06:31 Some are better at that than others.
• 06:33 You know, my wife is quite the prayer warrior.
• 06:37 Frankly, the way I'm wired, I'd rather think it through
• 06:40 in so many ways.
• 06:42 But like Daniel, Daniel just didn't pray
• 06:45 when he felt bad and the need in a crisis.
• 06:47 It was a habit, three times a day.
• 06:50 And I mention that, with my wife, I'm telling you, I look at
• 06:53 Barri and I say, "You are the way, the truth, and the wife."
• 06:56 And I mention that.
• 06:58 Every morning we get up and she's so pious, she has us
• 07:02 to take the Lord's Supper together and there's prayer
• 07:04 and Bible reading.
• 07:06 She just leads me to it.
• 07:07 She led herself by those still waters all of her life
• 07:10 and I'm glad to bear her influence.
• 07:13 Well, I have my Daniel in the form of Barri, by the way,
• 07:17 and Israel had their Daniel here.
• 07:19 In the 9th chapter we get into his intercessory heart
• 07:23 for the people of Israel and it's out of his interceding
• 07:27 for Israel that God gives him a vision
• 07:31 for what's going to happen with Israel
• 07:33 and his plan for redeeming the people in the time to come.
• 07:39 It's a tough story.
• 07:40 He hears wars and rumors of wars, and noteworthy
• 07:44 in the vision that unfolds is this nefarious
• 07:48 personality will emerge.
• 07:50 He speaks of Israel reconstituted, the temple built,
• 07:54 only to then be defiled by a wicked one.
• 07:58 The Hebrews are pushed to the brink subsequent to that,
• 08:02 but then redemption comes.
• 08:05 There's a Jewish holiday that gives voice to that.
• 08:08 There are the Maccabees that were overrun.
• 08:12 Israel was overrun by the Syrians,
• 08:14 by dent of determination.
• 08:16 But the Hebrews took to arms, a small band,
• 08:19 and they had a good measure of success.
• 08:22 When the Syrians took over, they inhabited a rebuilt temple,
• 08:26 they defiled it grossly, and, you know,
• 08:30 Daniel envisions that but
• 08:31 he sees that and past that to a world to come at the ragged edge
• 08:36 of time and there's a particular wrath that descends
• 08:39 upon the world.
• 08:41 One will emerge known in the newer Testament
• 08:43 as the antichrist.
• 08:45 Yes, one day, the devil has his day but there's a clash of
• 08:49 spiritual forces and at the ragged edge of time, the devil
• 08:53 who had his day loses his way and he's bested
• 08:57 by the Prince of Peace who one day will come
• 09:00 and make his entrance onto the stage of the human drama.
• 09:06 For historical purposes, you read in the Bible
• 09:08 he's coming soon.
• 09:09 How long is soon? It was said 2000 years ago.
• 09:12 The answer to that question is as follows:
• 09:15 if you find yourself amidst the turbulence of trying times,
• 09:18 in the middle of a spiritual warfare of a sort,
• 09:21 if you feel overrun by sin and
• 09:23 circumstances and you have little more than prayer,
• 09:26 I'd suggest you use it because relative to the Lord saying,
• 09:29 "I am coming soon," I don't know exactly
• 09:32 when he's coming to planet Earth.
• 09:34 There's reason to think it's sooner than later, but the point
• 09:37 is, is redemption for you is only a single prayer away.
• 09:43 ♪♪♪
• 09:53 ♪♪♪
• 10:00 announcer: Our offer on this program: the DVD series,
• 10:03 "Daniel and the Last Days Battle for Planet Earth."
• 10:08 This series of eight programs features the teachings
• 10:10 of Dr. Jeffrey Seif with insightful studies based
• 10:13 on Daniel's prophetic vision of end-times events:
• 10:17 "Angels and demons,"
• 10:19 "The anti-christ," "The Tribulation Period,"
• 10:22 "The Battle of Armageddon,"
• 10:24 "The Second Coming of Christ."
• 10:26 Ask for "Daniel and the Last Days Battle for Planet Earth."
• 10:32 Andrea Davis: Hello, my name is Andrea Davis and I've been
• 10:35 working with Zola Levitt Ministries for over 20 years.
• 10:39 For me, this is not just a career; it's a calling.
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• 11:00 Thank you.
• 11:03 Kristen: Because of your donations for this program,
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• 11:16 Thank you for keeping that vision alive.
• 11:19 Now, let's go back to our dramatic reenactment
• 11:22 where Daniel has visions of the future.
• 11:26 ♪♪♪
• 11:36 ♪♪♪
• 11:43 male: Little did they know as they made ready
• 11:46 for the battle to come that the battle they anticipated
• 11:51 was predicted thousands of years ago.
• 11:54 ♪♪♪
• 12:01 [guns firing]
• 12:03 ♪♪♪
• 12:13 ♪♪♪
• 12:23 ♪♪♪
• 12:27 male: Bravely, they fought on, even as they feared
• 12:30 that the darkness would likely overtake them.
• 12:33 ♪♪♪
• 12:43 male: But then they realized they were living at the dawn
• 12:47 of a brand new day.
• 12:50 ♪♪♪
• 12:59 Jeffrey: So you're wondering,
• 13:03 "Where did you get this rifle, Jeffrey?"
• 13:06 From my closet.
• 13:09 "Well, what are you doing with that?"
• 13:11 Well, years ago, when I went to my first police funeral,
• 13:16 I decided to get one in the aftermath when some officers
• 13:21 were killed in the Dallas area.
• 13:23 I used an assault rifle.
• 13:26 I had to test on it and get qualified to use it
• 13:29 because I would work deep nights, go out there
• 13:32 on the streets when I was concerned--the way
• 13:35 I was concerned, the only person
• 13:37 that should have been up then was the breadman
• 13:39 or the milkman or the paperman.
• 13:40 Everybody else was a little suspicious and my suspicions
• 13:44 proved true on occasion.
• 13:46 I wanted to make sure I had a good weapon if I needed it.
• 13:49 And that's true as a rule of thumb.
• 13:51 When we experience difficulties, we wanna make
• 13:54 sure we have good weapons.
• 13:56 I'm sure I'll get some mail for this, by the way.
• 13:59 Even the dramas, when you see wars and modern Israelis
• 14:02 fighting, some people take issue with that and I know I'll get
• 14:05 some bad mail because I brought this to the set and that's
• 14:11 because many construe that what it means to be religious,
• 14:15 principally, is to be docile and sheepish
• 14:18 and let the world just roll over you.
• 14:21 That perspective holds the high ground.
• 14:23 It doesn't hold the high ground in my thinking.
• 14:25 Going way back in time, even Saint Augustine
• 14:27 wrote a book called "Just Wars" and he raised the question:
• 14:31 when is it incumbent upon men of faith to bear arms
• 14:35 in defense of home and hearth?
• 14:36 Well, I'm not so much looking to bring an apology for the prop
• 14:40 that I bought--brought to the set,
• 14:42 as much as to give voice to why I did it.
• 14:45 When we look in the book of Daniel,
• 14:47 we do hear a world at war and that's the bad news.
• 14:51 And if you wonder why there's bad news in a good news book,
• 14:53 and eventually the world is gonna look like it says in the
• 14:56 Christmas cards: peace on earth and goodwill toward men.
• 15:02 And that's gonna happen because of the Prince of Peace.
• 15:04 Isaiah announces about this Mighty God and Wonderful
• 15:07 Counselor and Prince of Peace and one day he makes
• 15:11 his way but until then, Satan is the ruler of this world
• 15:15 and we do have to contend in a spiritual sense, certainly;
• 15:20 Israel in a material sense.
• 15:23 Daniel says as much.
• 15:25 In the end of the book he gives voice to what the Lord says:
• 15:28 "Go your way, Daniel.
• 15:30 For the words are closed up and sealed
• 15:32 until the time of the end."
• 15:36 Daniel gives voice to a world at war, an antichrist, redemption
• 15:41 to come, a rebuilt temple, an Israel nation state restored--a
• 15:45 lot of stuff that you learn about when you watch
• 15:47 "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 15:50 Daniel was told, listen, go your way.
• 15:53 This story is for tomorrow.
• 15:56 He goes on to say at the end, "You, go your way,"
• 15:59 in verse 13, "'til the end.
• 16:04 You will rest and then at the end of days
• 16:07 you will arise to receive your portion."
• 16:12 He spoke earlier in the chapter that at the ragged edge of time
• 16:16 individuals arise from the dust of the earth, some to
• 16:18 everlasting life, some to shame and everlasting contempt.
• 16:22 And that gives credence in the older Testament to the notion of
• 16:26 t'chiyat hameitim, the Resurrection of the dead.
• 16:30 Jewish folk will hear about the Resurrection to life and go,
• 16:32 "I don't believe in that. I'm Jewish.
• 16:34 That's just a Christian Easter story."
• 16:36 Well, Daniel chapter 12. Read the very beginning.
• 16:39 The prophet says, "Many of those in the dust of the earth shall
• 16:43 arise--some to everlasting life, some to everlasting contempt,"
• 16:47 in effect.
• 16:48 And so it's divvied up that way.
• 16:50 There is something of a judgment.
• 16:52 This prophet is told, "Listen, you're gonna run your race.
• 16:56 You're going to live it and one day you're gonna arise
• 16:58 and receive your reward.
• 17:00 But this message is going to happen sometime in between,
• 17:04 that is before the Resurrection of the last day.
• 17:08 These words are not for you; they belong to the future."
• 17:11 Friends, I can't help but wonder if the future is now.
• 17:18 And I mention that because if we look at deliverance on planet
• 17:22 Earth we'd do well to personalize that, I grant.
• 17:25 The question is personal deliverance.
• 17:27 But God watches over his word to perform and not just for
• 17:30 individuals but for those that are called into covenant with
• 17:34 him, and the Jews were called into covenant.
• 17:37 There's land promises about a state and we're living in a time
• 17:40 today, against all odds, Israel has been reconstituted
• 17:44 as a nation state in that land.
• 17:47 And to be sure, there's wars of rumors of wars
• 17:51 and it doesn't look like they're abating anytime soon.
• 17:56 I'm not glorying in war to tell you the truth and I would hope
• 17:58 to never pull this trigger outside of a firing range.
• 18:03 I wouldn't wanna do that.
• 18:04 But I do know this.
• 18:06 When someone's going into a battle,
• 18:08 they need to take the best weapon they have.
• 18:11 At the beginning of this program,
• 18:12 I introduced you to a weapon greater than this.
• 18:15 What am I talking about? Prayer.
• 18:18 In the Bible, God is referred to as Adonai Tzevaot,
• 18:21 the Lord of the Armies.
• 18:23 He who watches over his word to perform it can perform it
• 18:26 with you and he's the greatest weapon in the world.
• 18:30 In fact, he's out of this world.
• 18:33 One day, he's coming back to this world but he's here even
• 18:36 now, one person at a time, and he's willing
• 18:39 to make his home in you.
• 18:42 ♪♪♪
• 18:52 ♪♪♪
• 18:57 Kristen: I am a church baby.
• 18:59 From week two of my life, I've been in Sunday school every
• 19:03 Sunday, and the story of Daniel is one that I've heard for years
• 19:08 and I remember a song called "Dare to be a Daniel."
• 19:10 That was a Sunday school song.
• 19:12 David: Yeah, I can remember-- Kristen: You sang that.
• 19:13 David: Yeah, also I remember in 2nd grade like it was
• 19:16 yesterday, my Sunday school teacher teaching about Daniel.
• 19:21 I was in awe of his miracle of his story of his life.
• 19:25 Jeffrey: Yes, and I'm amazed that nobody knows what he's
• 19:27 talking about, though they're all in awe of him.
• 19:31 In many churches, even though Daniel is resurrected and the
• 19:34 story is retold, what people lose sight of is the prophetic
• 19:38 vision for the restoration of the state of Israel and how a
• 19:42 wicked ruler is going to emerge, one we know as the antichrist,
• 19:47 to then defile what God is up to in the world.
• 19:50 It's a story that Jews celebrate in their own way
• 19:54 and our own way in the story of
• 19:55 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 19:57 Daniel, political intrigue, drama, trauma, it's all there.
• 20:02 And we offer a telling of it in the Zola Levitt Ministries way.
• 20:05 Kristen: And if the divine had not delivered him
• 20:08 from the lions' den we wouldn't have these prophecies
• 20:12 about the end times.
• 20:14 He had so many prophecies.
• 20:16 Jeffrey: Daniel personally was delivered from the den of
• 20:19 iniquity and he gives voice to how Israel ultimately will be
• 20:24 delivered from those who have her in their clutches.
• 20:29 And it's the story of deliverance for planet Earth
• 20:33 culminating in the resurrection of the dead.
• 20:36 Kristen: There's so much more than just the stories
• 20:38 that we heard, you know,
• 20:39 we reenacted the lions in the den
• 20:41 but God had such purpose for Daniel's life.
• 20:44 Jeffrey: Yes, and it sounds like I, kinda like, maybe
• 20:46 critically reflected on your experience and if it even mildly
• 20:50 sounded like that, I didn't mean to do that.
• 20:53 Daniel is speaking to, for, and about the destiny of the Hebrew
• 20:57 people in his own time and at the end of time.
• 21:00 Now, there's an analogy there about standing strong
• 21:03 in adversity that's timeless through the ages,
• 21:06 but he is giving voice to a prophetic word in those pages
• 21:10 about the people Israel and, unfortunately,
• 21:13 that's lost in many Bible tellings.
• 21:15 David: This series has talked about heroes this whole series.
• 21:19 I would say that he, Daniel, is a hero.
• 21:22 Jeffrey: Yes, he personifies that heroic spirit and he gives
• 21:27 voice to God's plan of the ages that extends to individuals
• 21:31 and to the nation of Israel on the whole.
• 21:34 Kristen: There's still more to our program.
• 21:36 Stay with us.
• 21:39 ♪♪♪
• 21:49 ♪♪♪
• 21:59 ♪♪♪
• 22:12 David: We would personally love to invite you to join us
• 22:15 on a Zola Levitt Tour.
• 22:17 We go to Greece, Israel, and Petra.
• 22:19 We have such a great time and we would love for you to join us.
• 22:23 Kristen: Recently, I was in Israel and had the opportunity
• 22:26 to record a song by our founder, Zola Levitt.
• 22:32 ♪♪♪
• 22:42 ♪♪♪
• 22:49 ♪ Lord, I hear you sighing with every breath that flows. ♪
• 22:58 ♪ Longing for the ones you love, ♪
• 23:02 ♪ the precious ones you chose. ♪
• 23:06 ♪ Lord, I hear you crying for Jerusalem, ♪
• 23:12 ♪ your land. ♪
• 23:14 ♪ Looking down from on the hill, ♪
• 23:20 ♪ your sacrifice at hand. ♪
• 23:26 ♪ Lord, I hear you weeping, ♪
• 23:30 ♪ sorrow for what might have been. ♪
• 23:33 ♪ Your hand outstretched upon the cross, ♪
• 23:37 ♪ reaching for the souls of men. ♪
• 23:41 ♪ Lord, I hear you praying for those who are so lost. ♪
• 23:49 ♪ To simply ask, "Forgive me, Lord. ♪
• 23:55 ♪ I understand the cost." ♪
• 24:02 ♪♪♪
• 24:12 ♪♪♪
• 24:22 ♪♪♪
• 24:29 ♪ Lord, I hear you weeping, ♪
• 24:32 ♪ sorrow for what might have been. ♪
• 24:36 ♪ Your hand outstretched upon the cross, ♪
• 24:40 ♪ reaching for the souls of men. ♪
• 24:44 ♪ Lord, I hear you praying for those who are so lost. ♪
• 24:52 ♪ To simply ask, "Forgive me, Lord. ♪
• 24:58 ♪ I understand the cost." ♪
• 25:03 ♪ Lord, I hear you praying for those who are so lost. ♪
• 25:12 ♪ To simply ask, "Forgive me, Lord. ♪
• 25:18 ♪ I understand the cost." ♪♪
• 25:28 ♪♪♪
• 25:38 ♪♪♪
• 25:48 ♪♪♪
• 25:50 Jeffrey: Bible believers have been amazed
• 25:53 by Daniel for thousands of years.
• 25:56 Hope we've had your attention for 28 minutes and,
• 26:00 as we put a wrap on this component,
• 26:04 I'm particularly struck by Daniel's focus,
• 26:08 his faith, his piety, even as he found himself amidst
• 26:14 the turbulence of trying times, he kept his eyes focused.
• 26:20 And, guys, I think that made all the difference.
• 26:22 David: Right, he was a survivor.
• 26:25 Jeffrey: Yes.
• 26:26 Kristen: And I think what gives us hope
• 26:28 is he was a real man.
• 26:30 We see him as a Bible character with the lions
• 26:33 and we read stories about him.
• 26:34 But he was a real man that was very devout to his God.
• 26:40 Jeffrey: Yes, and in the process of living out that
• 26:42 personal faith and piety, he's bounced around amongst other
• 26:47 real people who were wicked, who were unkindly disposed toward
• 26:51 him, and is a man who's beaten and battered by sin
• 26:55 and circumstance, but still he prevails
• 26:58 because there's something within that person.
• 27:00 Kristen: And God divinely delivered him from those trials.
• 27:05 Jeffrey: And really, I think his trials were teaching
• 27:07 moments about divine deliverance for planet Earth.
• 27:10 That comes through in his message, doesn't it?
• 27:12 Kristen: Yes, but for now--
• 27:14 Jeffrey: As we go, shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 27:17 David: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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