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• 00:03 male announcer: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with
• 00:05 insightful Bible teaching from Israel with Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:09 This week, we look at the legacy Joshua left behind on "Joshua:
• 00:14 More Than a Conqueror."
• 00:20 ♪♪♪
• 00:31 ♪♪♪
• 00:56 David Hart: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots."
• 00:58 I'm David Hart.
• 00:59 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:00 Jeffrey Seif: And I am Jeffrey Seif and I
• 01:03 am a little sad.
• 01:04 Kirsten: I am too. This has been a great series.
• 01:06 Jeffrey: You know, I've heard it said the person who
• 01:08 writes--who benefits most from writing a book is the author,
• 01:11 and I derive benefit just from climbing into Joshua's world and
• 01:16 reconstructing it, then going to Israel and all the rest.
• 01:19 And it's sad to leave him at one level.
• 01:22 David: Kirsten and I talk a lot about us leaving a legacy in
• 01:26 this world for our children, for friends--
• 01:28 Kirsten: Grandchildren.
• 01:30 David: Yes.
• 01:31 Joshua was one of those guys that really left a great legacy.
• 01:34 Jeffrey: Absolutely.
• 01:35 Kirsten: And we'll hear about that today from you.
• 01:38 Dr. Seif will be teaching again in Israel.
• 01:41 We'll be bringing that backdrop for you.
• 01:43 But first, let's hear from those that had to deal with life
• 01:48 after Joshua.
• 01:52 Jeffrey: After 40 long years in the wilderness, the children
• 01:55 of Israel have found their home in the Promised Land.
• 01:59 The boundaries of the tribes have been determined and Joshua
• 02:02 has summoned the people together to give his farewell address.
• 02:06 Joshua: It was the Lord our God who brought us and our
• 02:11 parents up out of Egypt, from the land of slavery, and
• 02:15 performed those great signs before our eyes.
• 02:21 He protected us on our entire journey and among all the
• 02:26 nations through which we traveled.
• 02:29 And the Lord drove out before us all the nations including the
• 02:32 Amorites who lived in the land.
• 02:36 One of you routs a thousand because the Lord your God fights
• 02:41 for you as he promised.
• 02:43 Then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve.
• 02:49 Put away the foreign gods that are among you and yield your
• 02:53 hearts to the Lord, the God of Israel.
• 03:01 Jeffrey: Joshua's voice will long be remembered.
• 03:03 His leadership unmatched, what remains after his death at the
• 03:07 age of 110 are detailed accounts of battles won and covenants
• 03:11 confirmed.
• 03:13 Road maps to and through the land of promise are noted
• 03:16 as well.
• 03:20 male: Here's his plan for Jericho, and a map from the
• 03:25 taking of Ai.
• 03:28 Battle plans for kingdoms to the south and the north.
• 03:32 Another map, a recent one, showing the boundaries
• 03:37 of our tribes.
• 03:39 Eleazar: It is a treasure.
• 03:43 His victories, his losses, his dreams, they're all here.
• 03:49 And his final bidding as well.
• 03:52 male: And may we never forget it: Joshua's covenant with the
• 03:58 house of Israel.
• 04:00 It appears he recorded every single word.
• 04:05 Eleazar: Joshua was just the messenger.
• 04:08 Clearly, the words are from Adonai.
• 04:11 male: Here, his address of farewell.
• 04:14 "Thus says the Lord God of Israel, I took your father
• 04:19 Abraham and led him through the land of Canaan and multiplied
• 04:22 his seed.
• 04:25 To Isaac I gave Jacob and Esau; to Esau I gave the mountains of
• 04:29 Seir, but Jacob and his children went down to Egypt."
• 04:33 Eleazar: Egypt.
• 04:35 He never wanted us to forget it.
• 04:38 And Moses led us away from the hand of the Pharaoh, the miracle
• 04:43 of the Red Sea.
• 04:46 male: Yes, and he continues on about Adonai's faithfulness
• 04:51 as we approached Canaan.
• 04:53 "Then you went over the Jordan."
• 04:56 Ah, defeat of the Amorites, defeat of the Canaanites, the
• 05:02 Hittites, the Jebusites.
• 05:06 Eleazar: But it was not with the sword that we defeated
• 05:09 the Amorites.
• 05:11 Joshua wanted us to know it was Adonai's might, not ours.
• 05:16 "I have given you a land for which you did not labor, cities
• 05:22 that you did not build.
• 05:25 You eat of the vineyards and the olive groves that you
• 05:29 did not plant."
• 05:32 male: And may we never forget his final commission: "Choose
• 05:36 for yourselves this day whom you will serve: the Lord or the gods
• 05:41 of the land you live in."
• 05:44 Eleazar: As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
• 05:48 male: And we agreed.
• 05:50 The entire house of Israel agreed.
• 05:53 The Lord Adonai is our only God.
• 05:57 We will obey and serve only him.
• 05:59 Eleazar: And be faithful to the covenant with hearts
• 06:03 that are pure.
• 06:07 male: With Joshua gone, do you really think it's possible?
• 06:10 Eleazar: Our children will know.
• 06:13 I pray those who follow us will recall how faithful Adonai was
• 06:18 despite our shortcomings.
• 06:25 Lord God of Israel, may the generations yet to come remember
• 06:30 this covenant and our pledge before you.
• 06:34 May they understand how blessed they are because
• 06:38 of what happened here.
• 06:41 May they never forget these marvelous days of Joshua and of
• 06:46 your hand that led us to this magnificent land of promise.
• 06:52 Jeffrey: The prayers of gratitude offered 3300 years ago
• 06:58 still ring true here in the land of promise.
• 07:03 We came to Timnath-heres in the very heartland of Israel to
• 07:07 consider the legacy of the man whose strategic command led the
• 07:11 children of Israel from the banks of the Jordan to the
• 07:14 miracle that is now the state of Israel.
• 07:19 It is here that Joshua was finally laid to rest in the
• 07:22 hills of the land he loved so much, the area allotted to his
• 07:27 tribe, Ephraim.
• 07:32 Jeffrey: It's a beautiful land and you can see it behind
• 07:35 me and it's all around me.
• 07:38 And I know that the children of Israel were thrilled to be here
• 07:42 and thankful that Joshua was the one who led them in here.
• 07:49 But now it's time to say goodbye, as they say.
• 07:55 Goodbye was the order of the day with Joshua.
• 07:59 He ran his course and served Israel well and he closes the
• 08:05 book by recapping all of that and I want to alight upon some
• 08:09 of that as well.
• 08:12 Here from the area of Timnath-serah, a beautiful place
• 08:16 where Joshua made his resting place.
• 08:20 He, for a certain period of time, belonged to humanity but
• 08:25 now he belongs to history and is remembered through his writings
• 08:30 and through the legacy that he left of faithfulness
• 08:34 to the Lord.
• 08:36 That was attested early on in how he stayed with Moses and
• 08:40 served him, both as a military man he served him.
• 08:44 He served him as an attendant in the sanctuary.
• 08:50 He was just a go-to guy and, inasmuch as he was a go-to guy
• 08:55 to serve Moses, finally then, the mantle of leadership went to
• 08:59 him and he used his influence not to serve the man of the
• 09:04 Lord, Moses, but the people of the Lord.
• 09:07 And so it is, he ran his course as a leader through valleys
• 09:12 and mountaintops.
• 09:14 And he came to proximity to this place where he made his
• 09:19 resting place.
• 09:22 We pick up with the finale of Joshua in his other book that
• 09:26 bears his name.
• 09:28 In the 24th chapter we read: "And Joshua gathered all the
• 09:33 tribes of Israel to Shechem."
• 09:38 An interesting place; in fact, that's where the promise began.
• 09:42 I say that because back in Bereshit, in Genesis,
• 09:45 the 12th chapter, the gifting of the real estate, the
• 09:51 promise of the land, is articulated, so he brings them
• 09:57 to the place where the promise was first promised.
• 10:01 And there, among other things, he recapped the story of God's
• 10:05 faithfulness to them in so many ways, through so many days, and
• 10:12 he exhorted them to walk with the Lord.
• 10:15 In fact, you go to verse 14 and I'll be kind of working my way
• 10:21 through the text, he says, "[speaking in Hebrew]
• 10:31 Now therefore," he says, "fear the Lord,
• 10:35 [speaking in Hebrew]."
• 10:37 It means to revere him, to take him seriously.
• 10:40 "And serve him," he says, "in sincerity and truth."
• 10:46 It's a beautiful exhortation and he doesn't just stop there.
• 10:51 He goes on to say something that he's well known for.
• 10:56 Right thereafter in verse 15, he says, "Choose this day whom you
• 11:01 shall serve."
• 11:03 That is to say, individuals have to make a choice.
• 11:06 Joshua made that choice.
• 11:09 People need to have an internal locus of control.
• 11:13 That is to say, we make executive decisions and with
• 11:16 those decisions we decide how we're gonna live our lives.
• 11:21 He says, "You make that choice."
• 11:22 He finishes up the verse with a very famous line, in Hebrew:
• 11:27 "[speaking in Hebrew]."
• 11:32 Famous verse.
• 11:34 He says, "Me--me and my house, we will serve the Lord."
• 11:40 When he thinks of house, we're not talking about sticks and
• 11:44 bricks and an address on the street somewhere.
• 11:46 It's household, that is to say, he's made his mark and not only
• 11:51 has he made his mark as an individual, but he is
• 11:56 inculcating that faith and virtue within his immediate web
• 12:01 of relationship.
• 12:02 He made that decision, "Me and my house, we will
• 12:07 serve the Lord."
• 12:09 And I should say, parenthetically, that's not
• 12:11 simply a case of, "Well, we're gonna go to church on Saturday,
• 12:14 you know, or Sunday."
• 12:16 There were no synagogue services to go to back then.
• 12:18 It's not being pious in the sense of religious attendance
• 12:23 and worship places and spaces, and I'm not trying to minimalize
• 12:27 that, much as it is serving the Lord.
• 12:31 There's a code, there's an ethical code to be at Tsedeq.
• 12:36 Tsedeq is the Hebrew word for righteousness.
• 12:39 It's also the word for charity, that is to say, caring and
• 12:42 sharing about others.
• 12:44 We will serve the Lord, that is to say, we'll place a premium on
• 12:48 doing his bidding, on being his hands and his feet.
• 12:55 We'll go where he leads us to go and we'll do what he
• 12:58 beckons us to do.
• 13:00 We will serve the Lord.
• 13:02 And that's what it was then and we would do well to
• 13:05 recover it today.
• 13:07 Simply put today, many of us say, "Well, yeah,
• 13:11 we serve the Lord."
• 13:13 We go to church on Sunday and, "Yeah, you know, if the message
• 13:15 is good, I'll throw a few bucks in the plate."
• 13:17 I'm not trying to disparage giving and attending, as much as
• 13:19 to say this serving the Lord harks to an executive decision
• 13:23 that I'm gonna invest my energies and life not just to
• 13:28 contribute to my own concerns but mindful of God that I wanna
• 13:33 make sure that his kingdom come and his will is going to be done
• 13:37 on earth as it is in heaven.
• 13:39 And, friend, if we do that, like Joshua, we'll be more
• 13:43 than a conqueror.
• 13:47 announcer: Our resource this week: the series, "Joshua: More
• 13:49 Than a Conqueror," on DVD.
• 13:52 This eight-program series reveals how Joshua went from spy
• 13:55 to Moses's apprentice and then became the faithful leader of
• 13:59 the Israelites during the conquest of the land of Canaan.
• 14:02 With dramatic reenactments, Bible teaching from Dr. Seif,
• 14:06 insight from Chaim Malespin, music, and much more.
• 14:10 Contact us and ask for your copy of the DVD series, "Joshua: More
• 14:14 Than a Conqueror."
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• 14:31 Kirsten: We get to keep up with their lives, which is so
• 14:33 wonderful, and it just--
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• 14:36 Kirsten: We do.
• 14:37 And on our ministry's Facebook page, you can watch--if you miss
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• 14:59 We'd love to see you there.
• 15:00 David: Right, also thank you so much for your support.
• 15:02 We could not do any of this without your support and, like
• 15:05 always, we just wanna say thank you so much.
• 15:08 Kirsten: Big thank you.
• 15:09 David: Right now, let's go back to Dr. Seif's teaching
• 15:10 in Israel.
• 15:14 Jeffrey: While individuals need to decide to serve the Lord
• 15:17 individually, the means by which we do that is not determined
• 15:22 individually and thus I have some paraphernalia in
• 15:25 front of me.
• 15:26 The menorah reminds us of the Creator God who did it
• 15:29 in seven days.
• 15:31 And the tallis here is a powerful reminder in the Jewish
• 15:35 people--among the Jewish people, that is, of serving the Lord and
• 15:41 the reason why I note that is because the way it's designed
• 15:45 itself harks to the commandments of the Lord.
• 15:49 The tzitzit, the fringes, are a reminder to keep the Sabbath and
• 15:53 there are other things built into this which I won't describe
• 15:56 that speak of putting on the commandments, putting on
• 16:01 the instructions, living within that.
• 16:04 In the Bible, Paul is referred to as a tentmaker.
• 16:08 He probably made these.
• 16:10 I don't think he had a contract to Boy Scouts of America to
• 16:12 heave out a lot of canvas, but Hebrew people live and worship
• 16:16 in these "tents."
• 16:19 In fact, even Paul talks about putting on the whole armor of
• 16:22 God and there's a cogent argument that he's referencing
• 16:26 to being compliant to the teachings in the covenant.
• 16:31 Well, in any case, you heard me in the previous segment give
• 16:34 voice to the fact that Joshua had an internal locus of control
• 16:38 and he, as an individual, decided to use his influence for
• 16:42 godly purposes and he was minded to inculcate that into his
• 16:46 immediate family.
• 16:48 We see as well that the individuals that he's talking to
• 16:51 similarly buy into that particular vision.
• 16:55 I mention that because, in verse 18, they say as much:
• 17:00 "[speaking in Hebrew]
• 17:05 We will serve the Lord."
• 17:10 They say, "[speaking in Hebrew]
• 17:12 That is, for he is our God."
• 17:15 See, if you have someone who's very direct and there's some
• 17:19 forceful about it, if you will, then that has a way of
• 17:22 inculcating biblical virtues in those in proximity.
• 17:28 If you have the man of the house in a household who's rather
• 17:32 sheepish about religious things, that casual nature then trickles
• 17:36 down through the family system.
• 17:38 Better to have resolve and then you see that it goes somewhere.
• 17:43 And here the people say as much.
• 17:46 "Joshua, we're going to do it with you."
• 17:48 And again, in verse 24, "The people said,
• 17:52 'The Lord our God we will serve.
• 17:55 We will serve him, and his voice we will hearken,'"
• 18:01 his voice we will listen to.
• 18:04 And I'll tell you that Joshua had something to do with that.
• 18:10 We get out of the story in verse 31:
• 18:14 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 18:19 The author says, "Israel served the Lord
• 18:23 all the days of Joshua.
• 18:26 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 18:35 And all the days of the elders that outlived Joshua."
• 18:41 The man left a mark.
• 18:45 The man left a legacy.
• 18:48 The man had influence.
• 18:51 And why is that?
• 18:53 What can we learn from that?
• 18:56 The reason why he left an influence is because he was
• 19:00 doggedly determined himself to serve the Lord.
• 19:04 This is evidenced throughout his life.
• 19:06 This was evidenced before he ever became a man of such
• 19:08 powerful influence.
• 19:11 He was an able servant to the Lord and that's attested in his
• 19:14 earlier years with Moses as an assistant.
• 19:19 And similarly, subsequent to that, when the mantle came on
• 19:22 him, he was doggedly determined to serve the Lord.
• 19:26 And that's evidenced by the way he finished up.
• 19:29 Even by coming here to Timnath-serah.
• 19:33 It's an outpost.
• 19:35 You know, a lot of times when people become very successful
• 19:37 and if you take the literature literally, he had some 2 million
• 19:42 people in tow and he's the macher, you know,
• 19:45 he's the big shot.
• 19:47 A lot of these people leave a legacy in wealth and monuments
• 19:51 but he had none of that.
• 19:53 He retired to a humble place, to a simple life.
• 19:55 And he's known not by the wealth, not by the power that
• 19:59 came forth after him, but by the influence that he carried with
• 20:04 him while he made his journey from the womb to the tomb.
• 20:08 This was a man who wanted to make a difference
• 20:12 in his generation.
• 20:14 And what he left for subsequent generations is a memory, not a
• 20:18 fortune, not a castle.
• 20:21 There's no big monuments built to him.
• 20:24 He died humbly, as did his boss.
• 20:27 Moshe Rabbenu similarly ran his course and his burial place we
• 20:34 know not to this day.
• 20:36 Well, we know where Joshua finished up.
• 20:39 We know it because the text says as much but, again, he didn't
• 20:42 leave a fancy monument.
• 20:44 The text says in verse 29 and I'm finishing up by
• 20:47 backing up a little,
• 20:49 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 20:52 "And after these things, the [speaking in Hebrew
• 20:57 Joshua, the servant of the Lord, died."
• 21:01 Finishes up like that, noting he was 110 years old.
• 21:06 Listen, I wanna thank you for going on the journey with me as
• 21:12 we, together, explored the life of one of the greats.
• 21:16 And I hope the experience will contribute to your own
• 21:22 understanding of what greatness will look like for you.
• 21:26 Faithfulness to the Lord, faithfulness to his purposes.
• 21:31 If you serve the Lord well, you'll find it's reciprocal;
• 21:35 it'll come back to you thirtyfold, sixtyfold,
• 21:39 and a hundredfold.
• 21:41 And yes, you, even you, like Joshua, can be more than
• 21:45 a conqueror.
• 21:50 Jeffrey: I had the opportunity to sit down and talk
• 21:52 to Chaim Malespin, a friend, a leader in
• 21:54 the Israeli Defense Forces.
• 21:57 Let's look and see what he had to say.
• 21:59 Jeffrey: Chaim, great to be with you today.
• 22:01 Chaim Malespin: It's good to be here.
• 22:02 Jeffrey: And you remind me of Joshua.
• 22:05 Ask me why?
• 22:07 Chaim: Well, why's that?
• 22:08 Jeffrey: Well, funny you should ask and I'll tell you
• 22:10 because in the Bible Joshua led those people into the land,
• 22:15 helped 'em get in the Promised Land.
• 22:16 You're doing the very same thing through your ministry.
• 22:20 Can you talk to us about what you're doing up in the Galilee?
• 22:23 Chaim: Well, yes, the Aliyah Return Center.
• 22:25 Aliyah means that very entrance to the Promised Land.
• 22:28 Just like Joshua did, we're positioned right on
• 22:31 the Jordan River.
• 22:32 You remember where he took those 12 stones and made a monument,
• 22:34 one for each tribe?
• 22:36 That's what we're seeing is that God's regathering his people
• 22:39 right now just as he said he'd do.
• 22:40 There's 64 key Scriptures that are happening right now out of
• 22:43 the large wealth of 700 Scriptures, promises of this
• 22:48 return, that we're able to facilitate there.
• 22:50 We have, of course, the Lone Soldier program.
• 22:52 Those people came here without their family.
• 22:53 You got the agricultural school.
• 22:55 They gotta learn how to work the land.
• 22:56 Of course, we have the pre-army training academy and welcome
• 22:59 volunteers from all over the world.
• 23:01 Jeffrey: There's a lot of formidable obstacles.
• 23:03 Joshua had 'em and I guess you have 'em too.
• 23:05 What are they?
• 23:06 Chaim: People, when they come to what would be a foreign land
• 23:08 to them, they need to learn Hebrew.
• 23:10 "How do I get a job?
• 23:12 I have to go to the army, I have to be trained for that?
• 23:13 My oh my, how do I get married?
• 23:15 How do I sign an apartment?"
• 23:17 You know, these are the giants in the land, not as scary as
• 23:19 Goliath, but certainly are some formidable enemies to God's plan
• 23:23 of, "I will plant them there with all my heart and all my
• 23:25 soul," Jeremiah 32, verse 41.
• 23:28 We're in the most exciting time since the Resurrection of
• 23:30 Yeshua.
• 23:31 We are seeing the Ezekiel 36 happen where the new heart
• 23:35 will come.
• 23:36 A heart of stone out, heart of flesh in.
• 23:38 And that all has to do with their great in-gathering.
• 23:41 Thank you for participating with me in the vision that God has
• 23:44 for the restoration.
• 23:45 Jeffrey: It's an honor to be with you.
• 23:47 Thank you, sir.
• 23:48 Chaim: It's a pleasure to serve alongside you, sir.
• 23:50 ♪♪♪
• 24:15 [shofar sounding]
• 24:20 David: That's music from our founder, Zola Levitt.
• 24:23 Also you heard from Chaim Malespin who we--we love
• 24:26 to hang with him.
• 24:27 He's just the greatest guy.
• 24:28 He's on fire for Yeshua.
• 24:30 We love him being a part of our ministry.
• 24:33 Kirsten: Here, speaking of Yeshua, this is something, as
• 24:37 we're studying our Jewish roots, that I was never taught that the
• 24:41 name "Yeshua" is Jesus's actual name and Yeshua is
• 24:46 a whole lot like--
• 24:47 Jeffrey: Joshua.
• 24:49 And there is a correlation, by the way.
• 24:50 You know, Joshua is the quintessential soldier and that
• 24:53 resonates with me as a guy, rolling up your sleeves and
• 24:56 taking life head on and going for your destiny.
• 24:59 But truth of the matter, to your point, Yeshua, Jesus, is
• 25:02 the ultimate soldier.
• 25:04 Went into hell on our behalf.
• 25:07 That is to say, he suffered the loss, went to the cross, and
• 25:10 came out the other end, and he goes before us and is for us
• 25:14 still, soldiering for our behalf.
• 25:17 Kirsten: Right, and I love the parallel that Joshua brought
• 25:20 the Israelites into the Holy Land, into the Promised Land.
• 25:23 As Yeshua, Jesus will be bringing us into the ultimate
• 25:26 Promised Land.
• 25:28 I love that parallel.
• 25:29 Jeffrey: Yes, the unknown author of Hebrews gives voice to
• 25:32 that and looks at Joshua as a typology to your point that he
• 25:37 led them to in a way that had physicality but there's
• 25:41 a fulfillment to that with spiritual implications
• 25:43 for all of us.
• 25:45 What a story.
• 25:47 Kirsten: It is, and there's so much that we've talked about
• 25:49 and that we've discussed even at home together.
• 25:51 But in a nutshell, can you tie up why it's so important for us
• 25:55 to study Joshua, his life?
• 25:58 Jeffrey: Well, personally, I believe that any--and I'll speak
• 26:00 to you directly, not to just pivot from you, but I think any
• 26:04 Bible story's a good story and people perish, they languish,
• 26:07 for not reading the Word and it's great to watch TV
• 26:11 about the Bible.
• 26:13 It's great to read the primary sources yourself to develop
• 26:16 that habit.
• 26:18 And Joshua has the net effect for me of not being intimidated,
• 26:22 not being daunted, overwhelmed, by difficult exigent
• 26:27 circumstances but believing God, having faith, and persevering.
• 26:32 I get that. I get loyalty out of that man.
• 26:35 He was willing to give it up and he gave it up sacrificially.
• 26:39 When others were doing other things, he was giving
• 26:41 unto the Lord.
• 26:43 There's so much, I don't know how to sum it up in a few
• 26:45 seconds but I would encourage you: read the book
• 26:47 and get the series.
• 26:49 David: He left a legacy and we wanna do the same thing.
• 26:52 Jeffrey: Yes, our founder, Zola Levitt, left a legacy but
• 26:56 we must carry on.
• 26:58 Kirsten: And that's what we're doing here on
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• 27:02 Come back next week.
• 27:03 We have more to share with you about the beautiful roots of
• 27:06 Christianity in our Bible.
• 27:08 Jeffrey: It's all coming.
• 27:10 And as you go now, shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
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