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• 00:10 ♪♪♪
• 00:12 announcer: Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for,
• 00:15 the conviction of things not seen.
• 00:18 For by it the men of old received divine approval.
• 00:22 For whatever was written in former days was written for our
• 00:25 instruction, that through endurance and through the
• 00:29 encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.
• 00:32 ♪♪♪
• 00:36 announcer: "Faith for the Future:
• 00:38 Our Journey with the Patriarchs."
• 00:40 ♪♪♪
• 00:43 David Hart: We're so glad you've joined us today, I'm David Hart.
• 00:45 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:47 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:49 Really glad to be on the program today.
• 00:51 Last program, you might recall, if you do recall, that we saw
• 00:55 that Isaac and Ishmael were kind of working together.
• 01:01 In this program, we'll see that Isaac
• 01:04 is working together with some in Philistia.
• 01:09 I think it's imprudent to read too much animus
• 01:12 into the biblical literature between Hebrew
• 01:14 and Arabian people, we do get along.
• 01:17 Kirsten: We do, and sometimes there are detours even
• 01:19 in relationships, and we see coming up
• 01:22 in this program a literal detour.
• 01:24 There's famine in the land.
• 01:26 You have to go where there's food, right?
• 01:27 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, yeah.
• 01:28 David: Our drama takes place in Genesis 26,
• 01:31 and then Dr. Seif will be teaching on location.
• 01:34 Let's go to our drama right now.
• 01:35 ♪♪♪
• 01:38 male narrator: Now, there was a famine in the land of Canaan,
• 01:41 and Isaac went to the city of Gerar.
• 01:48 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
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• 02:01 ♪♪♪
• 02:11 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 02:21 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 02:31 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 02:41 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 02:49 ♪♪♪
• 02:54 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 03:00 ♪♪♪
• 03:05 ♪♪♪
• 03:10 Isaac: [speaking Hebrew]
• 03:18 ♪♪♪
• 03:21 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Let me tell you something
• 03:22 you probably already know.
• 03:25 Things don't always work out according to plan.
• 03:30 There are road bumps on the highway of life, and I mention
• 03:34 that because Yitzchak or Isaac finds himself in an in-between
• 03:41 place where things are not working according to plan.
• 03:43 In chapter 26 of Genesis, it starts off "Hayah raab,"
• 03:50 From the word raab, from roa, evil, actually here, there was
• 03:55 evil in the land or a famine in the land particularly.
• 03:59 You know, you're a farmer, you sow, you want it to grow, but
• 04:02 the answer's no, nothing's happening.
• 04:04 I've got a great set here right now, beautiful fruits around me
• 04:08 and behind me, but there's no bounty at the time.
• 04:11 Later on in the chapter, by the way, we're told in verse 12
• 04:14 Isaac is going to sow, and he's going to reap a hundredfold.
• 04:17 He's going to rebound from it, but the point is here he finds
• 04:22 himself between a proverbial rock and a hard place.
• 04:27 He's not in a good way, things are not going according to plan.
• 04:31 He's detouring. It's interesting.
• 04:34 Even those of us that have faith in God for the future--while
• 04:40 it's true the shortest distance between two points is a straight
• 04:44 line, we don't always make it on a straight line.
• 04:47 You know, sometimes there's detours and road bumps
• 04:50 and the like; and truth of the matter is
• 04:52 God strengthens us through the process.
• 04:55 And a lot of times, people get fainthearted in the process.
• 05:01 Hence, a verse in Scripture, "In due season,
• 05:04 you will reap if you do not lose heart."
• 05:07 This can be very disheartening.
• 05:09 When you think of a famine, you're uncertain about the
• 05:13 future, if you're an agrarian, it's not just
• 05:15 you--livestock, you know, crop, family.
• 05:21 I mean, the earth languishes, and everybody who derives
• 05:25 sustenance from it and everything--and by the way, they
• 05:29 weren't into computer technology at the time.
• 05:32 Everything is relying on the earth; and if there's no rain,
• 05:34 there's no grain; no grain, lots of pain, it's a bad day.
• 05:40 We're told here that Isaac was forced to make a little trip.
• 05:44 He is going to go to Abimelech, which is probably a title name.
• 05:49 Melech is a Semitic term for king.
• 05:53 Avi, my father is king, a title name in a dynasty, just like,
• 05:57 you know, if you're in France, it's King Louis.
• 06:01 Well, which one? The 12th, the 14th?
• 06:03 Even pharaoh's a title name.
• 06:06 We come to these names in history,
• 06:08 and here we're coming into one here.
• 06:09 He's going to go, and the Lord is going
• 06:14 to appear to Isaac and direct him.
• 06:19 We're told here, "Do not go," in verse 2, "to Mizraim.
• 06:25 Don't go to Egypt," he says.
• 06:28 You know, you've gotta go. There's a detour.
• 06:31 But, you know, God can even guide in the detours.
• 06:36 He says, "Don't go there, go here."
• 06:38 I mean, the same God that said, "Don't go here,
• 06:40 go there," could've sent rain upon the earth,
• 06:42 but he has someone dropped into a trial.
• 06:48 It's made stressful for him.
• 06:53 You know, in another life, I've many years as a professor, and I
• 06:57 would usually talk above people's heads.
• 07:01 You know, I used big words to create the illusion
• 07:03 that I know what I'm talking about.
• 07:06 I made people read, you know, and it's stressful.
• 07:10 It's somewhat disorienting.
• 07:11 You know, I drop people in the grease,
• 07:14 if you will, but people cultivate their
• 07:16 mental aptitudes, their heart, their head.
• 07:20 They develop disciplines in reading, and those things
• 07:23 contribute to their overall success in life.
• 07:27 I don't make it easy, I don't want to make
• 07:28 it too hard, but I don't make it easy.
• 07:30 And God's not making it easy for him, but that's how you grow
• 07:33 people--not just people in the book, but people today.
• 07:38 I mean, it is what it is.
• 07:40 Well, we're told here that God's even giving direction in the
• 07:45 detour against the backdrop of the famine.
• 07:49 And there's a promise that's reiterated to him, even though
• 07:54 he does not see how it is going to get fulfilled.
• 07:57 In verse 3, he says, "Go there and live as an outsider."
• 08:01 But look, listen, he says, "But I am going to--
• 08:06 Don't worry, I'm going to do what I promised
• 08:10 in the very first place."
• 08:12 And there's something here that's very important.
• 08:14 And for my money, it has a Christological application.
• 08:18 He says, "Look--" that is it relates to Jesus.
• 08:22 He says to him again in verse 3, "Look, I'm going to
• 08:24 give you and your seed all the lands."
• 08:28 You're gonna get what you had coming, what was promised.
• 08:32 He said, "I am going to confirm the pledge
• 08:35 that I swore to Abraham your father."
• 08:37 Of course, he's talking to Isaac.
• 08:39 "I'm going to multiply your seed," and we've seen that.
• 08:43 "I'm going to multiply them as the
• 08:45 stars of the sky," we get that.
• 08:48 "I will give your seed the lands."
• 08:50 And then he says, "And in your seed all the nations of the
• 08:54 earth will be blessed," or "continually be blessed."
• 08:58 And that's what I want to land on here.
• 09:01 Not only is God going to fulfill his promises
• 09:03 to this faith walker, but he's going to
• 09:06 accomplish his own purposes through him.
• 09:08 And you know that is?
• 09:09 Not just to bless the Jew, but to bless you.
• 09:13 The promise was at the very beginning, that seminal promise
• 09:16 in Genesis 12, he tells Abraham, "Go,
• 09:18 [speaking Hebrew] go, go, go to the land I'm
• 09:20 going to show you, I'm going to bless you."
• 09:22 And he says, "And through you all the
• 09:26 nations of the earth will be blessed."
• 09:29 Blessing isn't just for you; blessing is through you.
• 09:33 And here again, Isaac, who's detoured, he says, "Don't worry,
• 09:36 I'm gonna--it's gonna happen just like I promised to Dad,
• 09:39 and through you all the families of the earth will be blessed."
• 09:44 And you know how that happened?
• 09:45 It's through the Hebrew people that we have the Bible.
• 09:48 It's through Isaac and that lineage
• 09:49 that we have Jesus the Savior.
• 09:52 And ultimately, it's through him that all the
• 09:56 nations of the earth indeed are blessed.
• 10:00 I hope this builds up faith.
• 10:01 There's more to come, as we walk in the footsteps of the
• 10:04 patriarchs, and we learn about faith for the future.
• 10:08 ♪♪♪
• 10:14 Kirsten: Our resource this week, the series, "Faith for the
• 10:17 Future: Our Journey with the Patriarchs" on DVD.
• 10:20 Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob put their faith in action,
• 10:23 changing the course of their lives, leading
• 10:25 to increased dependence on the Lord.
• 10:28 These ten programs feature Bible teaching by
• 10:30 Dr. Jeffrey Seif with special guest Dr. Barri Seif,
• 10:35 plus dramatic reenactments filmed in Israel.
• 10:38 Contact us and ask for the DVD series, "Faith for the Future."
• 10:44 ♪♪♪
• 10:49 ♪ Sha'alu shalom Yerushalayim. Sha'alu, sha'alu shalom. ♪
• 10:57 ♪ For the holy city of Jerusalem. ♪
• 11:05 ♪ We will pray for peace. ♪
• 11:08 ♪ Sha'alu shalom. Shalom. ♪♪
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• 12:29 Now let's go see Jacob, as he's on the road of the patriarchs.
• 12:35 ♪♪♪
• 12:38 narrator: Isaac's father and mother knew Canaan very well.
• 12:42 Abraham and Sarah had journeyed here as aliens through this very
• 12:46 land given to them by God, from its northern reaches
• 12:50 to its southern boundaries with Egypt.
• 12:53 At Beersheba, Abraham had dug a well and was careful to make
• 12:58 peace with Abimelech, the ruling king of the Philistines.
• 13:03 Now many years later, Isaac had come
• 13:05 to Beersheba, where he built an altar.
• 13:09 And the Lord appeared unto him and said,
• 13:12 "I am the God of your father Abraham.
• 13:15 Fear not, for I am with thee and will bless thee and multiply thy
• 13:20 seed for my servant Abraham's sake."
• 13:23 ♪♪♪
• 13:27 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Baruch atah Adonai Elohenu melekh ha'olam
• 13:31 shehecheyanu vekiymanu vehigi'anu lazman hazeh.
• 13:36 Blessed art thou, O Lord our God, King of the universe, who
• 13:40 has granted us life, sustained us, and allowed
• 13:44 us to arrive at this time, this season.
• 13:50 It's a beautiful prayer.
• 13:52 It's recited in the Jewish world,
• 13:56 and it's appropriate to the text here.
• 13:58 You saw the drama that comes from Genesis chapter 26, an
• 14:03 affirmation of God's provision and blessing.
• 14:08 Isaac is responsive to that.
• 14:11 The drama doesn't note it, but the drama is telling a story
• 14:16 that comes on the heel not of exaltation but aggravation.
• 14:24 I mention that because as noted previously in this story, in
• 14:30 this particular program, things went bad for Isaac, and he had
• 14:34 to go to Gerar, and he settled there.
• 14:37 And I'd mentioned that he was successful there.
• 14:40 But you know, success breeds contempt.
• 14:44 The Lord blessed him in the land, and there were people in
• 14:46 the land who were chagrined by him.
• 14:48 We're told that things had deteriorated there with others,
• 14:53 other men that are quarreling with him,
• 14:55 and the word appears a few times before this.
• 14:58 You know, he's a shepherd, he digs
• 15:00 wells, you know, others come.
• 15:02 "This is my land," and this and that,
• 15:04 and they stop up the well, so he moves on.
• 15:08 Isaac shows himself to be rather deferential
• 15:11 to these people that are causing him troubles.
• 15:14 But his being deferential toward them
• 15:17 doesn't allay their aggravations.
• 15:20 You know, jealousy just keeps on going.
• 15:22 It's a gift that keeps on giving, and these tensions just
• 15:26 follow him, and it's these tensions that drive him
• 15:31 to Beersheba, where he's going to build
• 15:33 an altar and call the name of the Lord.
• 15:35 It's interesting when you talk
• 15:36 about faith in God for the future.
• 15:40 Do you know, sometimes God uses aggravations in the present to
• 15:44 drive us toward what he has for us in the future,
• 15:48 and that's the backstory to the story here.
• 15:51 Well, we see in verse 23 in chapter 26--
• 15:54 and that's where I want to pick up.
• 15:57 "He went up from there to Beersheba."
• 16:02 You know, Isaac goes to Beersheba, and we're told, "The
• 16:06 Lord appeared to him that night--"
• 16:11 You know, sometimes God appears at night.
• 16:15 And I mention that because, you know,
• 16:17 in the evening time, we can be a bit restless.
• 16:20 You know, the circumstances of the day are behind us, and we're
• 16:24 just there with our minds, you know, contemplating, kind of
• 16:29 rehashing, and it's not all pleasant all the time,
• 16:34 and the Lord has a way of showing up.
• 16:37 And by the way, if you can relate to this, if you think I'm
• 16:40 describing you, I'm not doing it intentionally.
• 16:42 I'm trying to describe him, the circumstances here.
• 16:46 What I want to do is be true to the text; and if I'm true to the
• 16:49 text, the Holy Spirit can work through it to be true to you.
• 16:54 We're told here that he goes up, and the Lord appears to him at
• 16:58 night, and there is a reaffirmation of what's been
• 17:02 said, said again, and said again.
• 17:05 Sometimes we need to be reminded.
• 17:09 "I am the God of your father Abraham."
• 17:11 He's telling a guy that was dropped into the frying pan into
• 17:16 the fire--this is a guy that's been through it.
• 17:20 And sometimes, when you've been through it, when your life has
• 17:25 been disoriented by less than hoped for circumstances, some of
• 17:29 which seem very, very unfair, sometimes when that happens we
• 17:34 can lose our north star, that sense of being guided along.
• 17:42 That sense of providence can fade away,
• 17:44 given the troubles of the day.
• 17:46 And here you have this reminder,
• 17:48 you know, "I am the God of your father.
• 17:51 Do not be afraid, fear not, for I am with you, and I will bless
• 17:59 you and multiply your seed for the sake of Abraham my servant."
• 18:05 You might say, "Hey, buddy, you know,
• 18:07 we're watching your program.
• 18:08 Didn't you just tell that story before?
• 18:10 And now you're doing it again in this segment."
• 18:12 Hey, listen, if the story comes up twice in the chapter, come up
• 18:15 twice in the program that gives a telling of the chapter.
• 18:18 At the end of the day, as I'd said,
• 18:20 reminder isn't a bad thing.
• 18:22 Peter said, you know, "For me to say the same thing isn't
• 18:25 irksome, and it's helpful for you."
• 18:29 Sometimes you need to hear it twice, three times,
• 18:31 twenty times, I don't know, because life
• 18:33 circumstances can sometimes be a little tough.
• 18:36 It's good to be reminded.
• 18:38 Well, subsequent to that, there's something that I see
• 18:40 this man doing here, and I want you to do there.
• 18:42 What does he do, he hears the Word,
• 18:44 he's reminded of it, and in verse 25, "He
• 18:48 built an altar there and called on the name of the Lord."
• 18:54 Hebrew, an altar is mizbeach.
• 18:57 He worships there, and he seeks the Lord.
• 19:01 He kind of reconnects.
• 19:05 Oh, it's important to have a reconnected place and
• 19:08 reconnecting space, and here you have it in the literature.
• 19:12 I hope you find it in your life, as well,
• 19:14 that you make that space, so that way you, with faith,
• 19:18 can walk on the quest for your preferred future.
• 19:24 ♪♪♪
• 19:26 Kirsten: Jeff, you just mentioned in your teaching
• 19:29 something I want to draw back maybe from the beginning of your
• 19:31 teaching that you just did is that sometimes
• 19:34 we can lose our bearings because of conflict.
• 19:38 Isn't that kind of humanity 101?
• 19:41 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: It surely is.
• 19:42 Kirsten: That maybe their story can give us hope, as we
• 19:46 walk through things and difficult days, and we can kind
• 19:49 of lose even our balance, as well as our direction.
• 19:52 David: Probably not one person watching today
• 19:54 has not had conflict in their life,
• 19:56 in their family, whatever situation.
• 19:58 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: It's part of the human condition
• 20:00 from Genesis to Revelation.
• 20:02 And it doesn't mean people don't love each other.
• 20:04 It just means that people are people interacting with each
• 20:06 other, and there's going to be some
• 20:08 friction every now and then, to be sure.
• 20:11 Speaking of friction every now and again,
• 20:13 goodness gracious, mother saw this one coming,
• 20:16 and moms have a kind of radar up.
• 20:18 They look out for their kids.
• 20:20 We're gonna see a story about one mom looking out for one kid,
• 20:24 and my wife is gonna unpack some of the particulars of it.
• 20:27 ♪♪♪
• 20:30 narrator: In the latter days of his life,
• 20:32 Isaac had been deceived by his son Jacob.
• 20:35 Unknowingly, Isaac had given his blessing
• 20:38 to Jacob instead of Esau.
• 20:41 And now the winds of Esau's wrath
• 20:43 were blowing through the tent.
• 20:46 Jacob's mother, Rebecca, provides counsel
• 20:49 and stern warning to her son.
• 20:52 Rebecca: [speaking Hebrew]
• 20:55 Jacob: [speaking Hebrew]
• 20:57 Rebecca: [speaking Hebrew]
• 21:06 Jacob: [speaking Hebrew]
• 21:12 ♪♪♪
• 21:15 Jacob: [speaking Hebrew]
• 21:21 ♪♪♪
• 21:26 ♪♪♪
• 21:32 Dr. Barri Seif: Jacob and Esau, the conflict, the
• 21:36 fighting, the jealousy, the bitterness, the betrayal, the
• 21:41 deception, all of us have those elements within our own heart.
• 21:50 We were born broken, and I had a broken
• 21:55 moral compass just like those two boys did.
• 22:01 If I had done bad, I just made it worse.
• 22:04 I didn't know how to fix myself.
• 22:07 Was there even a way to fix myself?
• 22:10 I tried with transactional analysis.
• 22:13 I'm okay, you're okay.
• 22:15 I was a seeker, but I just didn't know how to fix myself.
• 22:19 Have you been like that? I was.
• 22:23 But in January of 1980, in a delicatessen in North Dallas, my
• 22:28 family's delicatessen, cousin's, two customers took me to lunch,
• 22:34 and over lunch, they just began to share with me their life
• 22:37 story, that they were messed up back in the early '80s, 1980.
• 22:44 And one of the associates there, Larry, shared with me
• 22:49 a Bible verse that changed my life,
• 22:52 from Isaiah the 53rd chapter, 6th verse.
• 22:56 "All of us like sheep have gone astray.
• 22:59 Each has turned to his own way.
• 23:02 But the Lord has taken the iniquity of us all on Him."
• 23:06 And at that moment, I saw that I was
• 23:09 that sheep that had gone astray, I had turned my own way.
• 23:14 And I understood what iniquities were.
• 23:18 Now mind you, I had gone to year after year Yom Kippur, the Day
• 23:22 of Atonement services, but I wasn't any more changed
• 23:27 when I walked out of the building,
• 23:28 out of the synagogue, from when I walked in.
• 23:32 But sitting there and hearing those words about "All of us
• 23:36 like sheep have gone astray," I saw myself, and my life changed.
• 23:41 Yeshua came into my heart, he changed me,
• 23:44 he made me a new person.
• 23:47 Day by day, we make decisions for right or for wrong.
• 23:51 And with God's grace, I'm going to
• 23:53 keep making good decisions with his help.
• 23:56 Do you know the Lord?
• 23:58 Invite him into your heart, and you'll never be the same.
• 24:02 You'll be the best for now, as well as eternity.
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• 25:09 David: We hope you're enjoying as much as Kirsten
• 25:11 and I are having Dr. Barri Seif with us in this whole series.
• 25:15 We're loving her insight.
• 25:17 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yes, and I love it, too.
• 25:19 Every morning we begin with that.
• 25:21 We open up the Bible and "What do you see, Jeff?"
• 25:24 "What do you see, Barri?"
• 25:25 We conversate about three books of the Bible.
• 25:28 We go into a chapter, and then we pray together
• 25:30 and take the Lord's Supper every morning.
• 25:32 I get to--and she leads in it.
• 25:34 Kirsten: I brush my teeth, so
• 25:36 there you go, there's the difference.
• 25:37 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: We do that, too.
• 25:39 Kirsten: But I just have to say, as a mother, this story is
• 25:42 so interesting of mama looking out for one son over the other.
• 25:47 I don't know, it's just interesting, isn't it, to me.
• 25:50 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Well, she observes something in the one.
• 25:53 I don't know that she throws the other under the bus entirely,
• 25:57 but she realizes that there's something
• 25:59 about Jacob that he possesses that Esau doesn't.
• 26:02 And, of course, we explore that in depth.
• 26:04 Kirsten: And trying to protect that birthright 'cause
• 26:07 she knew it was supposed to come through that second born.
• 26:10 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: And protect him because Jacob
• 26:12 was weaker, truth be known.
• 26:13 Esau could've snuffed him out easy.
• 26:16 Kirsten: I'm telling you, family dynamics
• 26:17 is interesting, isn't it?
• 26:19 Even in that Old Testament.
• 26:20 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: And how mothers step in the
• 26:21 gap to help their kids.
• 26:23 I mean, that's a series in and of itself.
• 26:25 Kirsten: That's a better viewpoint, I like that.
• 26:27 David: We have so much more next week,
• 26:28 but we end our program today--it's over.
• 26:30 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Just like this, "Sha'alu
• 26:32 shalom Yerushalayim."
• 26:33 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 26:36 ♪♪♪
• 26:46 ♪♪♪
• 26:54 ♪ Everyone will come and see the Holy Land. ♪
• 27:00 ♪ 'Cause it made our heart leap up with joy. ♪
• 27:05 ♪ Sing with us a hymn ♪
• 27:09 ♪ unto the King of Israel. ♪
• 27:20 ♪ Brothers, we are needing your mighty arms. ♪
• 27:27 ♪ Sisters, we are needing your love. ♪
• 27:34 ♪ Israel by divine right, ♪
• 27:40 ♪ God is calling us home. ♪
• 27:49 ♪ Israel, by divine right, ♪
• 27:54 ♪ our God is calling us home. ♪♪
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