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• 00:03 male announcer: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with
• 00:06 insightful Bible teaching by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:09 Today, we look at the legacy of David
• 00:11 as we conclude our series, "Warrior King."
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• 01:03 David Hart: Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 01:04 David: I'm David Hart. Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:06 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: And I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:09 This series, "The Warrior King, David-like Leadership For
• 01:13 Goliath-like Times," it's not just a cute title,
• 01:17 it's something we really need.
• 01:21 The times are Goliath-like, and the need
• 01:24 for leadership, oh, Lord, raise it up please.
• 01:28 We suffer for the lack thereof in so many ways, I fear.
• 01:32 Kirsten: Today, you're kind of connecting the
• 01:33 dots from King David to Messiah.
• 01:36 And it's interesting 'cause Jesus
• 01:38 was born in Goliath times, right?
• 01:41 Romans, the Romans were there.
• 01:42 It was not an easy time to live, just like in King David's time.
• 01:48 David: In our last drama in the series
• 01:49 David ponders the future, let's go there now.
• 01:55 male narrator: Matthew 1, the book of the generation of Jesus
• 01:59 Christ, the Son of David, the son of Abraham.
• 02:05 All of the generations to David are 14 generations.
• 02:10 From David until the carrying away
• 02:13 into Babylon are 14 generations.
• 02:17 And from the carrying away into Babylon
• 02:20 unto Christ are 14 generations.
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• 02:34 Dr. Seif: Raised in a Jewish family,
• 02:35 I can't tell you how surprised I was.
• 02:38 Finally one day I had opened up the, quote, "Christian Bible,"
• 02:40 and discovered that it's a very Jewish story.
• 02:43 The New Testament in Hebrew is the [speaking in Hebrew],
• 02:46 the New Covenant.
• 02:48 And while it's new at one level, it's not brand new.
• 02:53 And the reason why I say that is if you look at the the New
• 02:57 Testament, you have a lot of carryover there from themes that
• 03:01 resonated in the Old Testament text.
• 03:04 The Hebrew Bible closes with unappeased longings, unfulfilled
• 03:09 prophecies, expectations yet to have been realized.
• 03:15 And the Old Testament comes to a close
• 03:18 with a prophecy yet fulfilled given to David.
• 03:22 And 2 Samuel chapter 7 promised was that a
• 03:26 special leader was gonna come from Davidic lineage.
• 03:31 And not long after that, we just see a long crumble
• 03:35 and tumble as Israelite culture falls apart.
• 03:39 It's wracked by political intrigue, unrest.
• 03:43 Sin, like a boa constrictor, wraps itself around the
• 03:46 Commonwealth and squeezes the life out it.
• 03:51 The New Testament opens up in the Matthean gospel, the gospel
• 03:54 of Matthew in Hebrew, [speaking in Hebrew],
• 04:00 the book of the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah,
• 04:05 the Son of David, the son of Abraham.
• 04:08 I'm coming to you from Israel right now
• 04:10 and in this country today, there are people
• 04:13 that would make me feel guilty if they had their way.
• 04:16 "Oh, you're a Jew, you can't believe in Jesus."
• 04:19 And I could go to Rome, I'd imagine, or other places,
• 04:22 and there would be Christian people
• 04:24 who'd say, "Oh, you can't be Jewish."
• 04:27 And the reason is, is because there's a chasm that's alleged.
• 04:31 There's the Jewish world over here,
• 04:32 and there's the Jesus world over there.
• 04:35 And they, they just don't belong together.
• 04:39 Well, hear me please.
• 04:40 If that's true, then Matthew never got the memo because when
• 04:45 I read my Bible, the first breath of the story connects
• 04:52 Jesus to the Jew through the Old Testament's most famous Jew,
• 04:59 arguably, at least one of them, David.
• 05:01 So, many chapters written about him and by him,
• 05:04 he's right up there at the top of the list.
• 05:06 I grew up singing his praises [speaking in Hebrew],
• 05:11 David the king of Israel lives forever.
• 05:14 And there's songs today in Hebrew, [speaking in Hebrew].
• 05:19 King, Redeemer, Savior, and Shield.
• 05:21 All this harks back to David, David who captured the
• 05:25 imagination of a people, loved God, sought God, a kingdom
• 05:31 builder, carved out space on planet earth
• 05:34 where God's will and ways resonated, David.
• 05:40 And we look in the New Testament, we learned that his
• 05:42 offspring, his most famous offspring, makes his entrance
• 05:46 onto the stage of the human drama.
• 05:49 But like David himself, he came in a troubled world.
• 05:52 And why do I say that?
• 05:54 Well, Joseph, his step dad was rather troubled.
• 05:58 We read in Matthew chapter 1 that he learns that
• 06:01 his girlfriend, his fiancee, Mariam,
• 06:05 has come up pregnant, and he knew he wasn't the guy.
• 06:10 And he's minded to divorce her but wanting to do it quietly.
• 06:14 But what happens is he's visited by an angel.
• 06:18 The word "angel" in Hebrew, malak, comes from
• 06:20 a Ugaritic verb which means to send.
• 06:23 God dispatches a messenger to Joseph.
• 06:26 And what does he tell him?
• 06:27 And I quote in verse 20 he says, "The angel of the Lord appeared
• 06:31 to him in a dream saying, "Joseph, ben David.
• 06:36 Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid
• 06:40 to take Mariam as your wife."
• 06:45 And he did just that, and the rest is history.
• 06:49 We've been looking at David in this series, but now as we wrap
• 06:53 up on David, we want to look at David's most famous son.
• 06:58 We want to consider Yeshua Jesus of Davidic extract who
• 07:03 personifies all that was good about David and more.
• 07:07 Inasmuch as David brought about deliverance in the Old
• 07:10 Testament, so too we learn about one,
• 07:13 presaged in the synagogue's literature, who would bring
• 07:16 about peace on earth and good will toward man.
• 07:19 And off to the synagogue I go.
• 07:22 And it's good to know that the synagogue predicted
• 07:24 many years before he came, the Messiah would come
• 07:27 and be descended from David.
• 07:37 narrator: And in the sixth month, the Angel Gabriel was
• 07:41 sent from God unto a city of Galilee named Nazareth
• 07:46 to a virgin espoused to a man whose name
• 07:49 was Joseph of the house of David.
• 07:54 And the virgin's name was Mary.
• 07:57 And the angel came in under her and said, "Hail thou that art
• 08:01 highly favored, the Lord is with thee.
• 08:05 Blessed art thou among women, fear not Mary,
• 08:09 for thou has found favor with God.
• 08:12 And behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb and bring forth a
• 08:16 Son, and shall call his name Jesus.
• 08:20 He shall be great and shall be called the Son of the highest.
• 08:24 And the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father
• 08:28 David, and he shall reign over the house of Jacob forever.
• 08:32 And of his kingdom, there shall be no end."
• 08:39 Dr. Seif: In Luke chapter 2, verse 32, Jesus is described as
• 08:45 a light to bring revelation to the Gentiles.
• 08:49 And then he's known as being, quote,
• 08:52 "The glory of the people of Israel."
• 08:56 Personally, I believe we live in a world where people have come
• 09:00 to terms with the fact that he's the, quote, "light"
• 09:05 to bring revelation to the Gentiles.
• 09:07 Although I'm not altogether sure people know what that means.
• 09:10 But I do believe we live in a world where falling
• 09:12 off the cliff is the notion that this Jesus
• 09:15 is the glory of the people of Israel.
• 09:19 As for the first point, him being a light to bring
• 09:23 revelation to the Gentiles, I'm not altogether sure that
• 09:27 everyone has come to terms with the fact that
• 09:30 Jesus can give revelation to individuals.
• 09:34 People need to be born anew, receive him in their hearts, and
• 09:38 then there's an inner light, if you will.
• 09:41 And people, when they face vexing circumstances, can hear a
• 09:44 voice within them saying, "This is the way, walk in it."
• 09:48 And as people cultivate the Christian life, they can then
• 09:51 have revelation to give them answers
• 09:53 for the vexing troubles of the day.
• 09:56 Some people have a superficial kind of worship of Jesus without
• 10:00 coming to terms with the nature of what it is to be born again
• 10:04 and have the Spirit within, and thus to
• 10:06 have revelation to lead us on into triumph.
• 10:10 Issues with that aside, I do know that falling off the cliff,
• 10:13 as I'd said, is the sense that Jesus is, in fact,
• 10:17 the glory of the people of Israel.
• 10:20 And this is tragic, I believe.
• 10:22 In Luke chapter 1, verse 26, Luke considers Jesus's origin.
• 10:29 There's a story here of an angel, Gabriel,
• 10:33 who visits a Jewess named Mariam.
• 10:37 Mariam comes from the Hebrew mar, which means bitterness or
• 10:41 sorrow and yam which means sea, sea of sorrows.
• 10:45 Well, it might be an appropriate name.
• 10:46 She was carrying the world on her shoulders when she learned
• 10:49 that she, oops, came up pregnant through the agency of the
• 10:52 [speaking in Hebrew], completely unexpected.
• 10:55 Here's a young girl, and this has all happened upon her.
• 10:59 And she's perplexed, and she carries it in her heart
• 11:01 trying to sort out what it all means.
• 11:04 Well, we're told here that her husband
• 11:07 was trying to sort it out as well.
• 11:09 And as we saw on the previous segment, he gets a visitation.
• 11:12 Here, this messenger visits Mariam personally and tells her
• 11:19 what she may well sense in verse 31.
• 11:22 "You will conceive in your womb and bring forth a Son."
• 11:27 And then we're told in 32 and 3, that he will be great and
• 11:31 will be called the Son of the Highest.
• 11:34 And the Lord will give him the throne of his father, David.
• 11:39 See, Yeshua is an extension of David.
• 11:42 And that he will reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of
• 11:46 his kingdom there will be no end.
• 11:49 If I read the Bible correctly, Mariam is informed that
• 11:54 the Mashiach, the Messiah, for the world,
• 11:57 is going to come through her.
• 12:00 Inasmuch as David was promised in 2 Samuel chapter 7, you can
• 12:05 look it up, verses 12 and 13, that the special son
• 12:08 who was gonna come and be assigned a throne
• 12:11 and a household and a dominion to reign forever.
• 12:15 Here, you look into the New Testament story, the Christian
• 12:18 Bible, or what's construed as the non-Jewish Bible, you hear
• 12:21 about the coming of the Savior of the world.
• 12:24 The way this story unfolds in its own context is that, yes,
• 12:29 this is the Savior of the world, but this person
• 12:32 is the glory of the Jewish world.
• 12:37 Today in Israel if a rabbi came forth and had 1/1000 of the
• 12:43 influence that Jesus had, if you look at the Jesus's story, the
• 12:47 genius here is we're taking the Jewish Bible and we're getting
• 12:50 into the hearts and minds of billions on planet earth.
• 12:55 And this is facilitated through a Jesus experience.
• 12:59 And Jesus is the principle interpreter as individuals look
• 13:02 at the New Testament and get some sense of how to interpret
• 13:05 the Old Testament by virtue of their so doing.
• 13:07 If there was any Jewish rabbi in the world today that exacted
• 13:10 this kind of influence, he would be heralded as the
• 13:13 best thing since the invention of wheat bread,
• 13:16 the best Jewish scholar since Moses.
• 13:18 Jesus was the greatest Jew that ever lived, and he came
• 13:22 with a prophecy attached to him, that is,
• 13:25 that he would bring revelation to the Gentiles
• 13:29 and be the glory of the people Israel.
• 13:32 Now listen, I believe today that we need David-like
• 13:36 leadership for Goliath-like times.
• 13:39 Individuals need the son of David in
• 13:42 their hearts because he can bring revelation.
• 13:45 That is to say if you're vexed with challenges, he can give you
• 13:49 insights and give you a Word so you know how to walk through it
• 13:53 onward to a glorious and successful future.
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• 15:10 Dr. Seif: I get text messages and letters to support this
• 15:14 candidate and that, expressions of a need.
• 15:18 And they're all genuine.
• 15:19 I can't support all of it, but I'll tell you, I have supported
• 15:23 some of it because I know for the right stuff to emerge in
• 15:27 this world, we need to invest in it.
• 15:30 And that said, if you believe that this ministry brings good
• 15:35 things to life, I don't know that we put presidents in
• 15:39 office, but we put presence in office.
• 15:42 Hopefully that is to say that the Lord's presence
• 15:45 is the more stirred up in your own heart
• 15:47 and mind to give you a strategic vision.
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• 15:53 be supportive of us in the doing.
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• 16:13 narrator: And when the wise men were come into the house,
• 16:16 they saw the young child and Mary, his mother.
• 16:21 And they fell down and worshipped him.
• 16:24 And when they opened their treasures, they presented unto
• 16:28 him gifts, gold, and frankincense, and myrrh.
• 16:38 Dr. Seif: The word "worship" comes from an expression "a ship
• 16:42 of worth" and it means to ascribe value to something.
• 16:47 You might be familiar with the story.
• 16:49 When these individuals come, these men from
• 16:51 the East come, and what do they do?
• 16:53 They give gold, frankincense, and myrrh, and they laid it down
• 16:59 at the feet of a young king named Yeshua, Jesus.
• 17:05 The reason why I mention that at this juncture is because we live
• 17:10 in a world today when individuals similarly come and
• 17:13 gives gifts, and they lay it down at the feet of this Davidic
• 17:17 King, who we refer to as Jesus, or in the Hebrew,
• 17:22 Yeshua, the son of David, ben David.
• 17:27 He's introduced in the New Testament as the son of David,
• 17:30 and we've introduced you to David, or reintroduced you or
• 17:34 reacquainted you with David in the Hebrew Bible.
• 17:38 And what did we learn?
• 17:39 We learned of the story of a young fella who came out of
• 17:42 obscurity, little known, disrespected.
• 17:46 His own father didn't believe in him,
• 17:48 and his brothers disrespected him.
• 17:50 But difficulties aside, he jumped into the fray.
• 17:54 He cared about God, he cared about taking
• 17:57 up Israel's burdens, he hated injustice.
• 18:00 He went after it with verve and vitality.
• 18:04 And at the end of the day, the Lord
• 18:05 used him to carve out a kingdom.
• 18:09 In this series, we've been concerned with David.
• 18:12 We refer to him as the warrior king.
• 18:15 And over and again, you've heard me talk about the need for
• 18:18 David-like leadership in these Goliath-like times.
• 18:23 That means different things in different contexts.
• 18:26 For sure, I believe we do well if, in government, we're led by
• 18:32 individuals with Judeo-Christian ethics.
• 18:35 I love those values and virtues and would that individuals were
• 18:39 men and women after God's own heart.
• 18:43 I believe that's a recipe for success because the extent to
• 18:46 which individuals are yielded to God's kingdom,
• 18:50 it affords an opportunity then for those
• 18:52 biblical virtues to inform decision makers.
• 18:55 And I just think the world's a better place when these decision
• 18:59 makers have a place in their hearts for biblical values.
• 19:04 David-like leadership in Goliath-like times can refer to
• 19:07 the smaller culture within the culture.
• 19:10 There's the broader world culture
• 19:12 and then there's individual family culture.
• 19:15 I believe that families need David-like
• 19:18 leadership in Goliath-like times.
• 19:21 Would that families learn to live by biblical virtue and
• 19:24 vision, would that families learned about forgiveness, would
• 19:29 that families learn the lessons that we find in the life of
• 19:32 David, we could be spared many pains.
• 19:35 I believe that families are the better when we take into account
• 19:39 what we can learn from David's principles, as well as what we
• 19:44 can learn from his example, both good and bad.
• 19:47 And then there's individuals.
• 19:49 I believe that individuals need David-like leadership for
• 19:53 Goliath-like times, and the way that that happens is by
• 19:57 individuals inviting the son of David into their world.
• 20:02 I believe that when we ask Jesus into our hearts, we're asking
• 20:05 the son of David to come into our hearts.
• 20:08 And when we bow the knee to him, we're bowing the
• 20:10 knee to the reign of the son of David.
• 20:14 I believe that we need that. I believe that we need him.
• 20:16 I believe that we need God.
• 20:18 And I believe that there's an offer on the table.
• 20:23 In this series, you've heard me talk about David.
• 20:26 And as I bring it to a close, I want to talk to you about you.
• 20:30 I hope you've been following the series.
• 20:32 Maybe this is the only program you've picked up on.
• 20:35 And I want you to know if that's the case, whether you've seen
• 20:37 all of it or just this one, I want you to know
• 20:39 that there's an offer on the table.
• 20:42 The Hebrew Bible is opened up for all to see and experience
• 20:46 now because of a Jew named Jesus whom I construe
• 20:49 as the greatest Jewish man who ever lived.
• 20:52 And he was more than a man.
• 20:54 And what he's done is through the agency of his life and death
• 20:58 and ministry, and his resurrection has afforded the
• 21:01 opportunity for all people to open up the
• 21:03 Bible and learn about the God of Israel,
• 21:07 that God loves you, he has a wonderful plan for your life.
• 21:10 If individuals would but receive him, if individuals
• 21:14 would but embrace the principles found in his book,
• 21:18 then they would be strong.
• 21:20 Over and again we find in the biblical text how God
• 21:22 raises up individuals whether it's David,
• 21:26 whether it's Abraham, whether it's you.
• 21:29 It's not just about those guys.
• 21:31 It's about you, the same Lord is Lord of all, and he bestows his
• 21:36 riches upon all who call upon him.
• 21:41 David: Our hope and prayer at this table is that you've been
• 21:44 encouraged by the series and know that you're not
• 21:48 alone, that even biblical times, people went
• 21:51 through things like King David did.
• 21:53 Dr. Seif: Indeed, his life was quite a journey.
• 21:57 And do you know that the journey through life
• 22:01 begins with taking the first steps?
• 22:05 Some of you have been walking along for quite some time.
• 22:08 The problem is, Jesus hasn't been in the footsteps.
• 22:12 That is, you've been doing it your way and not his way.
• 22:16 If you're not entirely satisfied the results, let me encourage
• 22:20 you to do what we did, what David had to do in fact.
• 22:25 He wasn't perfect, you know, but he turned to the Lord.
• 22:27 God forgave him, and that's our story as well.
• 22:31 We want that to be your story too.
• 22:35 One of the tasks that falls upon me,
• 22:37 like any minister in a congregation, is to ask people
• 22:41 to make a donation, to take up an offering.
• 22:45 And I'm pleased to come before you.
• 22:46 I'm not asking you for your money, I'm asking you for your
• 22:50 future and not for my sake, but for yours.
• 22:54 Would you please, please, for your sake, you can send me a
• 22:58 letter after you've done it, but please.
• 23:01 I don't know where you are in life, but I know that God is
• 23:05 good and he has a wonderful plan for our lives.
• 23:08 But we have to turn to him.
• 23:12 If you're walking the wrong way today,
• 23:15 make a swift turn, turn the other way.
• 23:18 Reach up to God, reach up to heaven,
• 23:20 you'll discover heaven reaching down to you.
• 23:23 And you can join the happy throng of individuals who have
• 23:27 been transformed by the saving power of Israel's Messiah.
• 23:33 Kirsten: We hope you've been watching this
• 23:34 whole series about King David.
• 23:37 And my takeaway word is "patience."
• 23:41 If you feel like you've been waiting and waiting for God to
• 23:44 do something in your life, don't give up.
• 23:47 Don't get weary, King David didn't give up
• 23:49 and in his due time in the right timing, God brought him
• 23:53 into his next chapter and to be king over Israel.
• 23:58 More to come in our program. Stay with us.
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• 24:37 David: We really do hope you've enjoyed
• 24:38 this series on King David.
• 24:40 If you've missed any of our programs, you can go back and
• 24:42 there's a great way to do that on our social media spot.
• 24:45 Kirsten: Right, and our ministry website levitt.com.
• 24:48 Actually, a couple days ago, I literally was going
• 24:51 through our website, and you wouldn't believe
• 24:53 all the free things that you can watch.
• 24:56 There's even chat boards on there that you can talk with
• 24:59 people from around the world about messianic topics
• 25:02 and about, of course, the Bible.
• 25:05 Great website, great tool. We're on social media, find us.
• 25:10 And we've got to, one more, time we're going back to Israel.
• 25:13 You get to hear from Chaim Malespin.
• 25:23 Chaim Malespin: I'm standing here on Mountain Gerizim, that's
• 25:25 right, the Mount of Blessing right here where 83% of the
• 25:29 Bible happened in Judea and Samaria, as some call it,
• 25:34 the West Bank, and I want to ask a little trivia.
• 25:36 What stories in the Bible, what history, do you know that
• 25:41 happened right here in the heartland of Israel, Judea, and
• 25:43 Samaria, aka also known as the West Bank?
• 25:47 Well, yes, the sun standing still in Gibeon.
• 25:50 Well, sure, Jacob laying his head on a stone and seeing the
• 25:54 angels going up and down, and so on and so forth.
• 25:57 The promises that God gave to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob about
• 26:00 this land being in our possession until the
• 26:04 Oslo Accords, just kidding, forever.
• 26:07 Right down here is the city of Shechem or Shechem,
• 26:11 I don't know how you pronounce it in English,
• 26:13 where Jacob bought land and he dug a well.
• 26:17 Me, I've had the privilege recently to go and have some of
• 26:19 that water from the very well of my forefather.
• 26:23 I realized when I made my Aliyah to Israel, just like Joshua and
• 26:28 the 12 tribes did from right to the left side of that mountain,
• 26:32 we are realizing prophecy is still being fulfilled.
• 26:35 When I see the vines that are being planted here, prophecy in
• 26:38 Jeremiah is still being fulfilled.
• 26:40 When the nations, when you, come
• 26:42 and see this land and say, "Lord, save your people,"
• 26:45 you're fulfilling Jeremiah chapter 31, verse 6.
• 26:50 Thank you for fulfilling prophecy.
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• 27:19 David: I'm going to ask you for forgiveness right now.
• 27:21 I think I've said this before in this program, but Dr. Seif,
• 27:24 thank you for your great insight in this whole series.
• 27:28 Dr. Seif: Oh, you're so very kind.
• 27:29 I'm sorry it's over, but there's more to come.
• 27:31 It's a big Bible, lots of stories to tell.
• 27:33 Kirsten: There are lots of stories to tell,
• 27:34 and you tell them very well.
• 27:36 And our whole team, our whole programming team and director
• 27:39 and the actors and the reenactments, well done.
• 27:44 And it's the end of another series.
• 27:46 It always makes me a little bit sad.
• 27:48 Dr. Seif: Yes, it is, and all of you are on the team
• 27:50 too if you support us, thank you for that.
• 27:52 Kirsten: Come back next week.
• 27:54 We have more of "Our Jewish Roots."
• 27:57 Dr. Seif: Until then, [speaking in Hebrew].
• 28:00 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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