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• 00:01 David Hart: When the southern kingdom of Judah refused to repent, her fate was sealed and judgment was coming. But Jeremiah saw future
• 00:11 restoration and a new covenant. Coming up next on "Our Jewish Roots."
• 00:20 male narrator: In the sixth century BC,
• 00:22 one man stood alone against the pervading wickedness of God's
• 00:26 people in the land of Judah.
• 00:29 The prophet Jeremiah was chosen by the Lord to warn of impending
• 00:33 judgment that would come at the hands of the Babylonians.
• 00:38 Visions of an exile left him heartbroken and in tears,
• 00:43 but Jeremiah remained faithful to his calling and recorded a
• 00:46 message that would speak to generations yet to come.
• 00:51 Standing tall with faith in God, he understood better days were
• 00:57 coming and there was hope over the horizon.
• 01:05 David: Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 01:06 I am David Hart.
• 01:07 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:09 Dr. Jeffery Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:10 Kirsten: Dr. Seif, I love joy.
• 01:14 I love hope.
• 01:15 I love happiness.
• 01:17 Today's program is a little harsh, isn't it?
• 01:20 Dr. Jeffery Seif: It's a little tough, you know.
• 01:22 Kirsten: It's not quite that happy, warm, fuzzy.
• 01:24 Dr. Jeffery Seif: I mean, there is a light coming through the
• 01:26 fog, and it's not a train to run you over,
• 01:30 but it's a tough one.
• 01:32 Sometimes there's a tough story that needs told,
• 01:36 and Jeremiah was up to the task.
• 01:39 Kirsten: Judgment, destruction,
• 01:42 I wouldn't want to be that one having to tell the world about
• 01:44 that, or at least, people.
• 01:46 Dr. Jeffery Seif: Billy Graham said if there was more talk
• 01:48 about hell from the pulpit, there'd be less hell in the pew.
• 01:52 And sometimes, you know, church is just all about the
• 01:55 happy-clappy, but you gotta roll it out and put it in front of
• 02:00 people and challenge people to adjust their lives according to
• 02:03 biblical vision, value, and virtue.
• 02:06 Jeremiah, that's what he was all about.
• 02:08 David: And all that he went through in his life,
• 02:10 he didn't have a whole lot of people behind him.
• 02:13 But he did have one faithful guy,
• 02:16 Baruch, who was there for him all the time.
• 02:18 Dr. Jeffery Seif: Yeah, if you're not going around blowing
• 02:20 stardust in people's faces, you're not gonna
• 02:22 make a lot of friends.
• 02:24 People are gonna be offset by you.
• 02:26 David: Not real popular.
• 02:27 Dr. Jeffery Seif: No. It's a tough place to stand in.
• 02:31 But to your point, it's great to have people to stand with you.
• 02:34 Kirsten: He wasn't allowed to have a wife,
• 02:36 but at least God gave him a best friend, a good friend.
• 02:38 Dr. Jeffery Seif: Good point.
• 02:40 David: Dr. Seif, more from you soon.
• 02:41 But right now, let's hear more
• 02:43 about his faithful friend, Baruch.
• 02:49 narrator: Jeremiah's prophetic walk has been
• 02:51 a dark and lonely one.
• 02:54 For many years, no one has given him an ear,
• 02:58 no one except a scribe named Baruch who faithfully records
• 03:03 the message of judgment as given by the Lord.
• 03:10 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:17 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:27 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:37 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:47 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:57 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:09 Dr. Jeffery Seif: I can understand why they killed him.
• 04:13 I don't approve it.
• 04:15 I don't even like having to say that.
• 04:17 But when I look in Jeremiah chapter 11,
• 04:20 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:22 was his message in Hebrew.
• 04:25 Cursed is the man, and people don't like prophets
• 04:31 that speak that way.
• 04:32 People prefer individuals that blow stardust in their face,
• 04:37 but that was not our man Jeremiah.
• 04:41 In chapter 11, verse 3,
• 04:43 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:45 say to them,
• 04:46 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:48 thus says the Lord God of Israel,
• 04:51 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:54 cursed is the man,
• 04:55 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:58 Cursed is the one that doesn't hear,
• 05:03 that doesn't respond to this covenant.
• 05:08 What did it mean?
• 05:10 How did they understand cursing in his day?
• 05:14 It was a tough message.
• 05:16 Jeremiah explained what he meant by it.
• 05:18 He was explicit in his prophetic inventory.
• 05:22 If you look at the first 24 chapters of Jeremiah,
• 05:25 it's an anthology.
• 05:27 Baruch has assembled his scribe, his helper,
• 05:31 his messages, that were put to print and read,
• 05:35 and then destroyed and then put to print again.
• 05:38 He wasn't a popular fellow, to be sure.
• 05:40 People turned on him, and you can understand why he did not
• 05:43 have a happy-clappy message.
• 05:46 His Word was, repent or else curses will come upon you.
• 05:52 And what were curses?
• 05:53 You know, people labor to build a future.
• 05:56 The curse was pulling out the rug underneath it.
• 06:00 People labor to build a family.
• 06:02 They want to see their children be successful.
• 06:04 The curse was death to the children and misfortune for
• 06:08 those that weren't claimed by death.
• 06:11 People work hard, they want to prosper.
• 06:13 They want their economies to go well.
• 06:16 No, the word here, the curse, was all that would evaporate.
• 06:20 And why is that?
• 06:22 Because they did not adhere to the covenant.
• 06:28 It was made explicit in Jeremiah,
• 06:30 the Lord says, "When you go into the land,
• 06:32 if you adhere to the terms of endearment,
• 06:35 I'm gonna be with you and bless you."
• 06:37 It was a covenant promise to a nation state that was built on a
• 06:41 biblical foundation.
• 06:43 The Word was, "I will bless you if you obey it.
• 06:45 Conversely, I'll curse you if you don't."
• 06:47 And you can see what happened
• 06:49 to Israel through time and circumstance.
• 06:51 The question is, does it have any bearing to the world that we
• 06:55 live in today?
• 06:57 I mention that because there is wholesale abandonment of
• 07:02 Biblical faith and virtue in culture.
• 07:05 It's ubiquitous. It's everywhere.
• 07:08 Deceit, raises its hoary head all over the world.
• 07:12 You can't trust what you see on television.
• 07:15 You can't trust what you read in newsprint.
• 07:19 You can't trust what you hear your friends say.
• 07:22 People pass on information that's misinformation.
• 07:25 This will not end well.
• 07:29 That was Jeremiah's message to hit people and,
• 07:32 you know, it is a message that applies today.
• 07:36 Is there a remedy?
• 07:38 Is there a way to wrap up this wound?
• 07:41 Is there a way to cure it?
• 07:43 Well, the answer to that question is yes,
• 07:45 but Jeremiah here doesn't always just give the good news.
• 07:49 You know, Billy Graham once said,
• 07:51 "If there was more preaching about hell from behind the
• 07:53 pulpit, there'd be less hell in the pew."
• 07:56 A lot of people are afraid to talk straight like this,
• 07:58 but this prophet wasn't.
• 08:01 Oh, it's a tough Word. It's a straightforward Word.
• 08:04 And as I open up the Book of Jeremiah and bring it to you,
• 08:07 I wanted to hear it just the way he said it.
• 08:11 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 08:14 cursed is the man,
• 08:16 and he goes on to speak in verse 8 of
• 08:19 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 08:21 He spoke of a stubborn, an evil heart.
• 08:26 Oh, there are people like that in the world.
• 08:28 Let it not be me.
• 08:30 Let it not be you.
• 08:36 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 08:44 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 08:54 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:04 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:14 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:24 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:34 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:44 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:54 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Jeremiah lived in a tough day.
• 09:57 He had a tough Word.
• 09:59 He just had a tough road it all around,
• 10:01 and I gotta give voice to that to take a look at him.
• 10:04 Now that wasn't just him.
• 10:06 There's good news in Jeremiah 2 on the other end of all of this
• 10:09 about a great restoration, not just of the Hebrew people.
• 10:14 God's gonna do a great work in their heart and make a new
• 10:16 covenant, but not just with the Hebrew people,
• 10:19 the whole world is brought into this.
• 10:21 So to be sure, the prophet sees a happy ending,
• 10:25 but he doesn't always do the happy ending.
• 10:28 You gotta look at the whole book.
• 10:30 There's some tough moments in it,
• 10:32 and I want to do credit to Jeremiah,
• 10:37 even if it can throw some people on their heels.
• 10:40 Whoa, wait a minute, that's a little intense.
• 10:42 Yes, it is, but I only work here.
• 10:46 Not only did Jeremiah give voice to curses to come upon the land,
• 10:50 but he said that people are going to curse me.
• 10:57 It wasn't very popular.
• 10:58 In fact, in chapter 15, verse 10,
• 11:02 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 11:06 They curse me.
• 11:11 Isn't that tough?
• 11:12 We want to be liked.
• 11:14 It's human nature, but sometimes you stand up for truth and there
• 11:20 is pushback, there is adversity.
• 11:25 I've seen that in my own life,
• 11:27 wanting to speak truth in the world.
• 11:28 Isaiah said, "Truth is lacking in the public square and those
• 11:34 who depart from evil, make themselves a prey."
• 11:39 You stand up for truth, others are gonna want to shoot you down
• 11:44 for so doing.
• 11:45 It's a rather tough assignment, but,
• 11:48 you know, we have to be strong.
• 11:52 In Hebrew, chazak, be strong, take a stand.
• 11:57 The Lord says, and he says to Jeremiah here,
• 12:00 it's a Word for him and indeed, it's a Word for us that stand
• 12:04 for him.
• 12:05 He says in verse 21, "I will deliver you out of the hand of
• 12:11 the wicked, and I will redeem you out
• 12:15 of the hands of the terrible."
• 12:20 There are people in this world who are wicked.
• 12:24 There are people in this world who are terrible.
• 12:28 It's striking.
• 12:30 If you've run into unscrupulous people,
• 12:32 you know exactly what I'm talking about.
• 12:35 People don't just disappoint.
• 12:37 People can out and outright betray.
• 12:41 The good news, however, the Lord is on record here saying,
• 12:44 "Jeremiah, look, I'm gonna accomplish
• 12:47 my purpose through you."
• 12:50 And what was the purpose through Jeremiah at the end of the day?
• 12:55 I'll tell you what it was.
• 12:57 We'll see it the more so as we work our way through the end of
• 13:00 the series.
• 13:01 The principal purpose in Jeremiah's message was to,
• 13:06 arguably more than any other prophet,
• 13:10 give voice to the fact that the other end of this,
• 13:13 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 13:15 after the death,
• 13:16 after the destruction, after it runs its course,
• 13:19 God had a plan to do something new to involve me and you.
• 13:25 Were gonna see it.
• 13:26 "Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord,
• 13:29 I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel,
• 13:35 the house of Judah, and I will put it on their hearts.
• 13:38 No longer will they say know the Lord.
• 13:41 They'll all know me from the least to the greatest."
• 13:44 Oh, there's a new beginning.
• 13:47 Do you ever hear the term, "being born anew?"
• 13:50 Jesus is on record in the newer testament in the third chapter
• 13:53 of John's gospel speaking to Nicodemus,
• 13:56 a ruler of the Jews.
• 13:57 And he said, "You must be born anew," and Nicodemus didn't
• 14:00 understand what he was talking about.
• 14:02 And Yeshua, Jesus is on record saying,
• 14:04 "And you're a teacher of Israel, you don't understand this?"
• 14:07 You should because Israel's greatest prophet--
• 14:11 well, greatest prophet.
• 14:12 I don't want to insult Isaiah.
• 14:13 There are a number of greats but definitely Jeremiah is up there
• 14:16 at the top of the list, even though in his own day and time,
• 14:21 not everyone enjoyed what he had to say.
• 14:23 His words proved true, not only in his own day,
• 14:27 but into the future when he gave voice to the fact there was a
• 14:30 new day coming, a new way coming.
• 14:33 And it's a way that you and I are privy to if we've turned to
• 14:37 the Lord, repented of our sins, asked him into our hearts.
• 14:41 We've experienced the new life that we have in him,
• 14:44 a life that Jeremiah spoke of many,
• 14:47 many years ago when he looked beyond the darkness of the
• 14:51 moment and he saw hope over the horizon.
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• 15:07 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Our Creator chose certain places on the
• 15:09 planet to reveal himself and his message of redemption to us,
• 15:15 Mount Sinai, Moriah, Olives, the Mount of Beatitudes,
• 15:19 as well as various seas, rivers, and deserts.
• 15:22 These were the places.
• 15:24 Some are now only ruins, yet they continue to tell of the
• 15:28 Lord's faithfulness and love.
• 15:31 These sacred backdrops have been beautifully captured in our
• 15:34 resource this week, the book, "Heaven And Earth: Landmarks Of
• 15:40 The Bible From Genesis To Revelation."
• 15:44 Our producer and director Ken berg has assembled some of his
• 15:47 favorite photographs taken during his four decades of
• 15:52 travel through the lands of the Bible.
• 15:56 Contact us and ask for the book, "Heaven And Earth."
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• 16:37 David: As you'll see in this series,
• 16:39 Jerusalem went through some destructive times and we've been
• 16:43 there many times, and it's the opposite.
• 16:46 It is peaceful.
• 16:48 Our son lived there for three years and had no worries with
• 16:52 him living there.
• 16:53 People ask us all the time, "What's it like in Jerusalem is?
• 16:58 Is it peaceful? Is it scary?"
• 17:00 And we tell them, "It's so peaceful,
• 17:03 and we would love for you to join us."
• 17:04 Kirsten: It's the most beautiful city in the world.
• 17:07 Yes, it was destroyed in Jeremiah's time,
• 17:10 but it's been rebuilt and we can walk there safely.
• 17:14 We would love for you to go with us.
• 17:15 We go, as you said, two times a year,
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• 17:20 You make those tours happen,
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• 17:25 And we just want to take just a minute
• 17:26 to say in Hebrew it's todah, thank you.
• 17:30 Thank you so much for keeping us
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• 17:35 We will hear more teaching from Dr. Seif coming up but first,
• 17:39 here's our special guest for the whole series,
• 17:41 Dr. Michael Brown with more insight on The Weeping Prophet.
• 17:49 Dr. Michael Brown: It says in the Psalms in Psalm 126,
• 17:51 "Those who sow with tears reap with joy."
• 17:55 Think of Jeremiah.
• 17:56 Jeremiah was called the weeping prophet.
• 17:59 Jeremiah was a man of tears.
• 18:02 Jeremiah had to prophesy judgment on his own communities,
• 18:05 on his own family.
• 18:06 He had to look at a mother of seven and says,
• 18:09 "Your children will be without parents."
• 18:11 He had to look at people that he knew and say,
• 18:13 "You're gonna die in battle."
• 18:15 He had to tell kings of the nation,
• 18:18 "God is against you and judgment is coming,
• 18:21 and the best thing that you can do is submit to Nebuchadnezzar
• 18:24 and the Babylonians."
• 18:25 He sounded utterly unpatriotic when he said,
• 18:29 "God says Nebuchadnezzar," this man that's murdering the people
• 18:33 of Judah, "is my servant.
• 18:35 God calls him my servant."
• 18:37 No wonder Jeremiah's called the weeping prophet.
• 18:39 No wonder in certain chapters, in the 13th chapter,
• 18:42 he says, "I'm gonna weep."
• 18:44 In the 14th chapter, "Let my eyelids pour forth tears."
• 18:48 And, in fact, you see he's so caught up with God's burden,
• 18:51 that he carries the pain of God, and he weeps on behalf of God.
• 18:56 But here's something marvelous.
• 18:58 Jeremiah is the prophet of the New Covenant.
• 19:02 In Jeremiah 31, verses 31 to 34, Jeremiah declares that God will
• 19:07 make a new covenant with the house of Israel
• 19:08 and the house of Judah.
• 19:10 And this passage is quoted in full
• 19:12 by Hebrews in the 8th chapter.
• 19:14 It's the longest passage from the Hebrew Bible quoted straight
• 19:17 through in the New Testament.
• 19:19 The prophet who was the weeping prophet,
• 19:21 the prophet who declared that Jerusalem would be destroyed and
• 19:24 the temple burned to the ground,
• 19:26 that's the prophet of the New Covenant.
• 19:29 Yeshua quotes his words at the Last Supper,
• 19:31 "This is the new covenant of my blood."
• 19:34 Those who sow with tears really do reap with joy.
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• 19:44 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I can't tell you how excited I am to do
• 19:46 a section in this program wholly dedicated to good news,
• 19:53 good news from the pen of the Jews here.
• 19:55 If you look in chapter 16, verse 19,
• 19:59 Jeremiah, amidst the turbulence of difficult times he says,
• 20:03 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 20:07 "To you the nation shall come."
• 20:10 It's not only that the Hebrew people are gonna be reconciled
• 20:13 to God, but women and men from the nations similarly are going
• 20:18 to be reconciled to him.
• 20:20 We're told,
• 20:21 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 20:24 "From all the ends of the earth."
• 20:29 What a great story?
• 20:31 And pray tell, how does that happen?
• 20:36 Because there's nothing like it
• 20:38 that's ever happened in Judaism, per se.
• 20:42 I love my Jewish friends and co-religionists
• 20:45 in the Jewish world.
• 20:46 I'm indeed sympathetic.
• 20:48 But if you look at what's brought the world into the
• 20:53 biblical world, well remember Jesus is on record saying,
• 20:57 "When the Son of Man is lifted up,
• 20:59 he will draw all men to himself."
• 21:04 And that's really good news.
• 21:07 And here, the good news comes from a prophet to the Jews.
• 21:12 Oh, friends, I love it.
• 21:15 If you look at the very end of the chapter,
• 21:18 and I want to go there now, and he says,
• 21:20 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 21:23 "And they shall know that my name is the Lord."
• 21:30 This prophet sees, not only a restoration of the Hebrew
• 21:34 people, but of the world.
• 21:39 We're midway through the series right now,
• 21:41 and we're gonna explore that gateway
• 21:45 in the next part of the series.
• 21:47 But here in the very middle of it,
• 21:49 I want to remind you that there's good news indeed.
• 21:54 All that said, I'm not ashamed to have brought you some bad
• 21:57 news and some tough news.
• 21:59 Because if it's in the Bible,
• 22:01 it ought to be in biblical conversation.
• 22:04 It can't just be all happy-clappy and stardust.
• 22:06 At the end of the day, there's some serious stuff here,
• 22:09 but there's good news as well.
• 22:10 Friends, before this program finishes,
• 22:13 if you're at a place in your life where you need some good
• 22:16 news, get on your knees, look up to the Lord,
• 22:19 reach up to him, ask him to forgive you.
• 22:22 Ask him to come into your heart, into your life,
• 22:25 make your way to a Bible-believing church.
• 22:27 And you know what?
• 22:28 You're gonna find there's good news indeed,
• 22:30 even for you.
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• 22:43 Kirsten: This is not the easiest book to teach on or
• 22:47 easiest series to bring, but Jeremiah,
• 22:52 Dr. Seif, I believe, was one of the first to say the gospel will
• 22:57 also be for all nations.
• 22:59 Is that--am I correct?
• 23:01 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Well, he definitely comes out,
• 23:03 but that's part of the seminal promise to begin with.
• 23:07 And by that I mean, if you look at early Genesis,
• 23:10 the promise to Abraham in the 12th chapter,
• 23:13 "Through you, all the families of the earth will be blessed."
• 23:16 It was always supposed to be cosmopolitan.
• 23:19 God is all about the world.
• 23:21 It's just not a Jew thing. It's a new thing for the world.
• 23:24 And Jeremiah tells that story.
• 23:26 He brings it forth, so I think it's important to tap into it
• 23:29 like you're doing.
• 23:31 Kirsten: And there's a lot of judgment,
• 23:33 a lot of destruction.
• 23:35 I might want to just jump into Jeremiah's mind for a moment.
• 23:40 I don't think he really wanted to say all that,
• 23:43 but he had to, didn't he?
• 23:45 He had to give the Word that the Lord was giving him,
• 23:48 and that's not always easy.
• 23:50 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: No, it isn't, but the politics was all bad.
• 23:54 People made wrong political choices.
• 23:57 The religion was worse than the politics.
• 24:00 It's characterized by abandonment.
• 24:02 And this sensitive priest isn't going to let it go.
• 24:06 He's gonna be a truth teller, and he's gonna get knocked
• 24:10 around by virtue of so doing.
• 24:12 He's gonna see individuals of non-Jewish extract come and be
• 24:17 the agent of destruction to the Jewish nation state and against
• 24:22 that backdrop to envision all the peoples of the earth coming
• 24:27 to Jerusalem.
• 24:29 And a good note, really, is seeing over the horizon.
• 24:33 And by the way, that is so clear in the gospel story.
• 24:37 It's Jesus to the Jew sending forth out to the whole world.
• 24:42 And now, we live in a world today where women and men of
• 24:47 non-Jewish extract have joined themselves to the God of Israel
• 24:51 through the Messiah of Israel.
• 24:53 And you, our friends that support us
• 24:55 in this work, thank you.
• 24:56 David: Yes, so a lot that
• 24:57 he shared with those folks back in the day
• 25:00 really wasn't pleasant, but necessary for them to hear.
• 25:03 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yes.
• 25:04 And by the way, I think it's a mistake personally that I think
• 25:07 too much religious communication is characterized by pleasantry.
• 25:11 "Oh, I wouldn't want to offend anyone.
• 25:13 Goodness, we need people to help pay the bills to keep this
• 25:16 program on the air."
• 25:17 Pastor says, "Well, I don't want to offend people.
• 25:19 Goodness, the rent's due on Monday,
• 25:21 and my salary, my paycheck, is due next Friday."
• 25:25 You know, there's a sense in which people
• 25:26 are a little reluctant.
• 25:29 But I think sometimes you just gotta put it out there and let
• 25:33 the chips fall where they will.
• 25:36 And all that matters is the truth.
• 25:39 And that's really where Jeremiah placed himself and would that we
• 25:44 had more Jeremiah's today.
• 25:46 David: We have more to come. I can't believe it's over today.
• 25:49 Gotta end it.
• 25:51 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Let's do this again but until we go,
• 25:53 Shaalu Shalom Yerushalayim.
• 25:55 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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