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• 00:01 David Hart: Shalom.
• 00:02 Coming up next, we take a closer look at the Apostle Peter
• 00:06 getting out of the boat and walking on the water to Jesus,
• 00:09 next, on "Our Jewish Roots,"
• 00:12 with Bible teaching by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:15 ♪♪♪
• 00:19 male narrator: Sunrise on the Galilee,
• 00:22 Simon Peter prepares his nets for a day at sea.
• 00:26 Much like the sea, Peter is unpredictable--calm and steady,
• 00:32 and then, in an instant, tempestuous.
• 00:35 As we reflect upon the Lord's most intriguing disciple,
• 00:39 we can see ourselves because we, too,
• 00:42 have been broken and then restored.
• 00:46 We, too, in so many ways, are "Much Like Peter."
• 00:52 ♪♪♪
• 00:56 David: We're so glad you've joined us today, I'm David Hart.
• 00:58 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:00 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: And I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:01 David: So, in our first program, Peter received a new name
• 01:04 from Yeshua--I love the name-- "Rock."
• 01:07 Wow, what a name.
• 01:08 Today we're back at the Sea of Galilee.
• 01:11 Lots happened on the sea.
• 01:14 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I mean, when I looked at Peter initially,
• 01:16 I wouldn't call him "Pebble," never mind "Rock."
• 01:19 I mean, the Lord saw potential there that I didn't get at first
• 01:22 blush, but isn't that like the Lord?
• 01:23 Kirsten: Can I say something? Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Sure.
• 01:26 Kirsten: Rocks sink, but Peter didn't.
• 01:28 Ooh, he's walkin' on the water today, isn't he?
• 01:31 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: That kind of goes with the story, doesn't it?
• 01:32 Kirsten: It does. Dr. Jeffrey Seif: That's good.
• 01:34 Kirsten: It's a good one. Who else defied gravity?
• 01:36 Peter did, and the Messiah did.
• 01:38 Oh, there's so much. This is a good program today.
• 01:41 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: It is. Kirsten: We're excited for it.
• 01:43 David: Right now, we take you to that beautiful place,
• 01:44 the waters of the Galilee.
• 01:46 Let's go there now.
• 01:49 narrator: The Sea of Galilee, quiet, still.
• 01:53 Then, in an instant, thunderous.
• 01:57 Peter's walk upon these waters will be recalled with wonder and
• 02:00 doubt as he seeks confirmation about what really happened that
• 02:04 stormy night upon the sea.
• 02:14 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 02:20 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 02:29 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 02:35 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 02:44 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 02:57 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 03:01 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 03:22 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 03:34 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 03:52 ♪♪♪
• 04:03 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 04:14 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 04:17 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 04:47 ♪♪♪
• 04:55 ♪♪♪
• 05:02 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: It's a beautiful morning
• 05:04 here in the Sea of Galilee.
• 05:06 It's great to be here, isn't it?
• 05:08 Wasn't so good to be here 2,000 years ago.
• 05:11 It was between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m.
• 05:14 in the morning, and the water was extremely turbulent,
• 05:19 and those fishermen who were in a boat,
• 05:22 much akin to this--the boat that I'm in right now is an actual
• 05:27 replica of the boats that they actually used 2,000 years ago.
• 05:32 Yeshua, Jesus, would've been in one like this.
• 05:35 Well, he wasn't in it at the time.
• 05:37 His "talmidim," his disciples were, and they were terrified.
• 05:42 It's not just that the waters were very turbulent and
• 05:46 precarious, but they thought they saw a ghost.
• 05:51 In a moment, we're gonna look
• 05:53 at the story in the Matthean gospel.
• 05:56 Mattityahu was his name.
• 05:58 We know him more commonly as "Matthew."
• 06:00 We're gonna take a look at the book and see it from our eyes.
• 06:05 I'd like to note, however, on the front end,
• 06:08 that, if you look at the Matthean gospel,
• 06:10 we're looking at literature that actually circulated initially in
• 06:15 and around Syria.
• 06:17 I mention that because of the Galil,
• 06:19 the Galilee, where we are right now,
• 06:21 was managed out of Syria, and in the aftermath of the Jewish War,
• 06:27 in the '70s, people fled up to Syria.
• 06:31 We're going to look at a story where Peter gets out of the
• 06:36 boat, and he sinks.
• 06:38 He starts to sink into the water,
• 06:42 and Yeshua lifts him up.
• 06:44 I mention this because the first hearers of the Matthean gospel,
• 06:50 they were all sinking on land.
• 06:53 If you look at those first disciples,
• 06:55 those who first read the literature,
• 06:57 we're looking at refugees, we're looking at displaced persons who
• 07:01 flee the Judean War and make their way up to Syria.
• 07:05 These are the first.
• 07:07 They're gonna take a look at the book,
• 07:08 a story that we're gonna look at right now.
• 07:12 ♪♪♪
• 07:17 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Mattityahu tells us that they were really
• 07:20 in trouble and far away from land,
• 07:23 in fact, and in verse 24, we're told they were a long way out
• 07:27 a number of stadia, many stadia.
• 07:30 "Stadia," in antiquity, harks to a term about 600 feet.
• 07:35 We're looking at two football fields,
• 07:37 and they were many stadia out.
• 07:39 They were in a bad way. They were in trouble.
• 07:41 The sea was storm-tossed, and these were hardened fishermen.
• 07:46 You know, they could handle tough terrain in the water,
• 07:48 but they were far out, and it was in the middle of the night,
• 07:50 you know, 3 to 6 a.m.
• 07:52 They did what the Lord told them to do,
• 07:54 but they sailed into trouble.
• 07:56 We're told, in verse 25, then, "The fourth watch
• 07:59 of the night,"
• 08:01 again, this is using
• 08:02 terms in antiquity.
• 08:04 "Three to six a.m.,
• 08:06 Yeshua came to them,
• 08:07 walking on the sea," according to the story.
• 08:10 Fascinating.
• 08:12 "And they cried out with fear."
• 08:13 You know, the Bible speaks of fear, "yare' Adonai."
• 08:17 It's "reverence," this is panic, it's not reverence.
• 08:19 They're already in a bad way 'cause of their circumstances,
• 08:22 but now things seem to have gotten worse.
• 08:25 We're told in verse 27, "Immediately,
• 08:28 Yeshua spoke to them."
• 08:29 The word "immediately" is used in number of occasions
• 08:32 in the gospels.
• 08:33 "Eutheos," in the Greek, 42 times it's used
• 08:35 in the Markan gospel, and Matthew was borrowing Mark,
• 08:38 by the way, in the telling of this story.
• 08:41 We're told that "Yeshua spoke to them and said,
• 08:44 'Take courage,'" you know, "chazaq," be strong.
• 08:49 Peter, then, in verse 28--
• 08:51 and Peter is an interesting character.
• 08:53 If you look at the talmidim, the disciples,
• 08:56 Peter--you have the inner circle of the 12,
• 08:59 Peter, James, and John, and Peter is always mentioned first,
• 09:01 and he has more speaking parts.
• 09:03 Peter, first, he says in verse 28,
• 09:05 "Master, if it's You, command me to come to You on the water."
• 09:11 Now, that's audacious.
• 09:12 That is so bold, you know, stepping up.
• 09:14 "Look, let me come out there with You."
• 09:15 I don't know about you. I wouldn't have done that.
• 09:18 You know, that's a little beyond me.
• 09:19 It seems rather foolish at one level, but Peter was kind of,
• 09:24 sort of, like that,
• 09:26 a little bit of foolish, a little bit of faith.
• 09:28 He says, "Let me come out."
• 09:31 In response, which the Lord says,
• 09:32 in Hebrew, "Bo," "Come."
• 09:35 It's a verb, but it's a command verb,
• 09:38 "Bo," "Come," "Come to Me," "Come on."
• 09:41 "And Peter--" we're told in verse 29-- "got out of the boat
• 09:45 and walked on the water to go to Yeshua."
• 09:49 It's a fascinating story.
• 09:51 It's an interesting story.
• 09:53 Who would've done it?
• 09:54 Now, we'll look at the story, and people are going to say,
• 09:56 "Well, look at that Peter.
• 09:58 You know, it wasn't a day like today where the waters are calm.
• 10:03 You know, he goes out there, he's walking,
• 10:05 and the waves are kicking up and polygon.
• 10:09 He's miserable.
• 10:11 You know, he's upset, and he fears," and people say,
• 10:13 "Oh, look at that Peter.
• 10:15 You know, he took his eyes off the Lord, and he sank.
• 10:17 Bad man."
• 10:19 Well, that is true to the narrative.
• 10:22 He is rebuked for taking his eyes off the Lord and looking at
• 10:25 the waves, but before we pick on him,
• 10:28 let me ask you a question;
• 10:29 Did you note, with me, that no one else bothered
• 10:32 to get out of the boat?
• 10:33 You know, it's easy to criticize the fellow, to be sure,
• 10:38 but no one else did it, you know, and faith, it seems to me,
• 10:44 it prompts people to do things that are audacious.
• 10:47 I was speaking to the fellow who built this boat,
• 10:51 which is, in effect, a replica, and it might've been audacious.
• 10:56 He wasn't a boatbuilder, he said, by profession.
• 10:59 He just looked very carefully at the original
• 11:02 and endeavored to construct.
• 11:04 Some can say, "Look, what do you know?
• 11:06 You're not a boat builder.
• 11:07 But sometimes people do things as an urge, as an inclination.
• 11:11 There's a sense, "Let's do it," and it's bold.
• 11:13 Whether it's building a boat, whether it's stepping out of
• 11:16 a boat, different people do different things,
• 11:18 and so many days and so many ways,
• 11:21 what becomes of them in life is determined by the bold steps
• 11:24 that they take.
• 11:26 Well, it's a fascinating story.
• 11:28 Peter gets out there.
• 11:30 He walks on the water and subsequent to which he sinks.
• 11:34 He's invited back into the boat.
• 11:36 We see then, in verse 33, finally, they're all awestruck.
• 11:39 You know, the waves cease.
• 11:41 Peter's back in the boat, and we're told that they worshiped
• 11:44 him, the Lord, and said, "Truly are been Ben-Elohim,"
• 11:48 the Son of God.
• 11:50 Now, when it says, "They worshiped Him," I wanna hark
• 11:52 on that as I close here.
• 11:54 The word "worship" comes from two words,
• 11:57 a "ship of worth," "worth ship."
• 12:02 They were mariners, they were sea men,
• 12:04 these early disciples, and they found a "boat of worth" that is,
• 12:10 ascribing value to Jesus.
• 12:12 They "worth shipped" him.
• 12:15 They realized that, by virtue of their going with him,
• 12:18 with all that entailed, all the supernatural associated with it,
• 12:22 they knew they could make the crossing through life,
• 12:24 that he was a "ship of worth," they can get on board with him
• 12:28 and go into the future.
• 12:30 They realized that then.
• 12:31 I hope that you can realize that now.
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• 13:30 Kirsten: Jeff Seif teaching on the Sea of Galilee,
• 13:36 it doesn't get much better than that, and here's the--
• 13:39 I'm gonna say the word "glorious" part of that.
• 13:42 You could do that too.
• 13:44 Well, maybe not be filmed for our program,
• 13:46 teaching on the sea, but you get to ride on a Jesus boat.
• 13:51 It's the highlight of our tours to Israel.
• 13:54 We'd love for you to go with us.
• 13:55 We'll save a seat on the bus.
• 13:57 David: Speaking of Dr. Seif, he has so many more series
• 14:00 that he has in his pocket, ready to give to you,
• 14:04 and we can't do any of that
• 14:06 without your financial support,
• 14:08 so thank you for helping us to go to Israel and
• 14:10 Dr. Seif's teaching every week.
• 14:13 Thank you so much for that.
• 14:14 Right now, we continue our story of Peter as Andrew
• 14:17 seeks to find out more about Peter's miraculous encounter
• 14:20 with Yeshua.
• 14:23 ♪♪♪
• 14:30 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 14:37 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 14:54 Andrew: [speaking foreign language]
• 15:08 Peter: [speaking foreign language]
• 15:21 ♪♪♪
• 15:29 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I opened this program by pivoting
• 15:32 from something in the drama, a line that,
• 15:36 in so many ways, people can be sinking on land.
• 15:39 I think that's profoundly significant because a lot of
• 15:44 life is sinking on land.
• 15:46 We lose heart.
• 15:48 The bottom drops out of our own world in so many ways because
• 15:52 life can be very precarious.
• 15:55 Here on the Sea of Galilee, I'm on the fishing boat that's
• 15:58 a facsimile to the one Jesus was in with his disciples,
• 16:01 and it is--you know, it moves around a little bit.
• 16:04 It's precarious even when the waters are calm.
• 16:06 I can imagine what it's like when it's choppy and when
• 16:09 there's a haul of fish on board, particularly precarious.
• 16:13 It's not just the boat can overturn,
• 16:14 and people can lose the fish.
• 16:16 People can lose their lives in the process,
• 16:17 and sometimes life is lived that way.
• 16:21 I'd mentioned earlier that the first hearers of this story were
• 16:26 living in a precarious way as well.
• 16:28 These were refugees that fled the Hebrew war that are first
• 16:31 reading the Matthean gospel in Syria,
• 16:34 refugees, and hearing about you can walk through the storms of
• 16:39 life, but if you walk with Yeshua,
• 16:41 he can lift you up.
• 16:43 You can find success even amidst the turbulence of trying times.
• 16:49 I think that would've been particularly important for them,
• 16:53 I think, significant as well, and it's a subtle point,
• 16:56 walking on water, walking on land.
• 16:59 The religious life in the Jewish world,
• 17:04 it's depicted as a walk.
• 17:08 In fact, "halacha,*" is the term to be an obedient Jew,
• 17:13 to live by the precepts of the rabbis.
• 17:15 It's to follow "halacha," and it comes from the Hebrew "halakh,"
• 17:20 which means "to walk."
• 17:22 Walking on water, walking on land,
• 17:25 of course, it's symbolic on the water, but it harks to
• 17:28 the precariousness of human experience.
• 17:30 The point is, if we walk with the Lord,
• 17:33 he can lead us through the waters.
• 17:36 It's the story that goes back to Shemot, to Exodus,
• 17:39 when Moshe Rabbeinu, when Moses leads them out of Egypt.
• 17:43 Jesus is the new Shepherd who leads us out of our sin
• 17:46 and circumstance.
• 17:48 It's just good news for modern man to know that he lives,
• 17:52 he helps, he's all about helping us to live,
• 17:56 that, as we walk with him, we can get the better of
• 17:59 the precariousness of human experience,
• 18:02 walk in the newness of life, and we can walk victoriously.
• 18:06 ♪♪♪
• 18:10 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: People talk about going witnessing,
• 18:13 and it's in church work.
• 18:15 It's scheduled. "We're gonna go out witnessing."
• 18:17 There wasn't a plan to go out witnessing.
• 18:20 They weren't told to do it.
• 18:21 They just did it.
• 18:23 These people were amazed at what the Lord had done,
• 18:28 and they bore witness to it.
• 18:31 We're told word spread-- in chapter 14, verse 35.
• 18:36 "Word spread throughout the surrounding region,"
• 18:39 and people come, and it spread because people testify to it.
• 18:45 You know, in the Jewish world, the Shema is the one statement
• 18:50 in Hebrew Scripture that speaks to,
• 18:52 for, and about what Jewish religion is all about:
• 18:55 "Shema Y'srael, Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai Echad."
• 18:58 In the Hebrew script, the last letter of the first word,
• 19:03 an "ayin," and the last letter of the last word,
• 19:07 "dalet," are boldfaced.
• 19:09 They're much bigger than the others so that,
• 19:12 when someone reads the Shema, the "ayin" and the "dalet"
• 19:16 stands out, and "ayin" and "dalet" combine the word "ed,"
• 19:19 means to "witness."
• 19:21 The point is, in monotheism, Hebrew peoples are to witness to
• 19:25 this, to bear witness to this.
• 19:27 Here, what we see, is people are bearing witness to miracle that
• 19:33 God is manifesting himself in a certain way through a certain
• 19:37 person and touching persons.
• 19:39 It's a beautiful story, and people come.
• 19:42 We're told that those that were in a bad way,
• 19:46 those that were in bad shape, they came.
• 19:51 It's interesting that the "pericope," the passage begins--
• 19:56 "pericope" is a word for a "standalone story," and there
• 20:00 are a variety of standalone stories in biblical literature.
• 20:04 The story begins with Peter seeking permission,
• 20:08 and Yeshua saying, "Come," inviting Peter to him,
• 20:14 and here you have the story ending,
• 20:16 the miracles themselves command
• 20:19 people to come to Yeshua.
• 20:23 I wanna close this segment in the Johannine gospel,
• 20:27 the 10th chapter.
• 20:30 Yeshua, Jesus, is on record saying, "If I don't do
• 20:33 the works of My Father, then do not believe Me.
• 20:36 But if I do them, even though you don't believe Me,
• 20:39 believe the works that you may know and understand that I am
• 20:42 in the Father, and the Father is in Me."
• 20:44 There is miracle that accompanies the Yeshua story,
• 20:49 the Jesus story.
• 20:51 There's bodies transformed.
• 20:53 There are circumstances that are turned around.
• 20:56 People find themselves in the choppy waters of life,
• 20:59 and God can calm those seas.
• 21:01 People find themself sinking, and the Lord has a way of
• 21:05 resurrecting them and building them up.
• 21:07 Whether it's the circumstances of your life,
• 21:10 whether it's the body that you live your life in,
• 21:12 whatever it is, in the literature,
• 21:14 we're told that the Lord can help people get the better of
• 21:17 that, and not just something physical or material,
• 21:21 but the stories have turned around lives,
• 21:23 people that have had an encounter with the Lord and come
• 21:26 up a different kind of person.
• 21:30 We see marvel and mystery in biblical literature,
• 21:33 all being transmitted through the person of Jesus.
• 21:35 Doesn't just happen in the pages.
• 21:37 It happens throughout the ages for those who reach up to him.
• 21:41 Peter learned a lesson in this story.
• 21:43 You know, he walked, he sunk, he was lifted back up again,
• 21:46 and, in that sense, in many ways, we're all much like Peter.
• 21:49 We try, we stumble, we fall, we get back up.
• 21:52 If that's you--I know it's me--like I said,
• 21:55 we're all like Peter in so many ways.
• 21:57 Let's get back up, let's get in the boat,
• 21:59 and let's follow the Lord.
• 22:00 God bless.
• 22:02 ♪♪♪
• 22:12 David: So, Dr. Seif, I believe that you said
• 22:14 Peter's coming to faith was a process, yes, for him?
• 22:19 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Well, you know, we just see him there,
• 22:23 at a moment, responding to Jesus.
• 22:25 There may well have been previous moments, but
• 22:27 the Bible doesn't record a lot, but, arguably, he would've heard
• 22:31 something and known about Jesus before that moment.
• 22:33 Well, what's interesting, by the way,
• 22:35 as we look at this program, the experience with Jesus prompted
• 22:39 people to go out and tell others about Jesus.
• 22:42 To that end, let me speak to you for a moment,
• 22:45 and I don't wanna offer a corrective.
• 22:47 Someone did say to me recently, "I really like your program."
• 22:51 I appreciate it.
• 22:53 I mean that sincerely, but it's less a "me thing" than
• 22:56 it is a "we thing," but it's not even really us.
• 23:00 I think it's better to say, if you derive benefit,
• 23:02 "I like the program."
• 23:04 The reason why is there's no ownership of the material here.
• 23:08 This is just straight out of the Bible that the task at hand is
• 23:12 to go into the biblical text to graphically depict it,
• 23:15 to give a Jewish perspective on it,
• 23:17 and to move it forward with the mind to hope that people will
• 23:22 respond to Jesus the more so.
• 23:24 If you find value in what we do, please help us in the doing.
• 23:31 We read in Scripture "the word spread," and the reason why
• 23:35 "the word spread" is because people spread it.
• 23:37 They went out of the way to use their energies
• 23:39 to advance the Jesus story.
• 23:42 Please help us do that.
• 23:44 I believe there's a blessing in it for you, and there's
• 23:48 a blessing in it through you in ways you'll never know.
• 23:52 Kirsten: Well, you've blessed us through this series,
• 23:54 and there's more to come.
• 23:56 I just wanna be a little cheerleader.
• 23:58 I'm gonna go, "Go, Peter."
• 24:00 He did it.
• 24:02 He defied gravity.
• 24:04 He had the faith.
• 24:06 He saw Messiah, and he said, "I'm coming for you."
• 24:08 And everyone jumps on Peter and says,
• 24:12 "Oh, he lost his faith, and he went down on the water."
• 24:14 I'm like, "Hey, hang on a second."
• 24:16 Yeshua reached down, pull him up.
• 24:18 They had to get back to the boat, right?
• 24:20 And it never says they swam and through the waves.
• 24:23 I think--I don't know, but I think they walked back to the
• 24:27 boat, but we kind of cut Peter.
• 24:29 I'm like, "Who else had the faith?"
• 24:30 He jumped out of the boat. He did it.
• 24:33 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: That's true. What a good point.
• 24:35 It takes courage to face the future--doesn't it--?
• 24:37 To live life, and Peter had courage.
• 24:40 He kind of took his eyes off for a second,
• 24:42 but he's commended, to me, in my mind's eye,
• 24:46 for the reason that you stated.
• 24:47 David: We've done the same thing.
• 24:49 I know I have in my life, taking my eyes off of him.
• 24:51 Doesn't work.
• 24:52 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: No, and isn't it great that the Lord
• 24:54 doesn't let him sink, and say, "You moron"?
• 24:56 He reached out his hand and took him to the boat, you know?
• 24:59 Kirsten: Yes, that's it because he can do that to all of
• 25:01 us, and we do have the ability to live a supernatural life.
• 25:05 We can defy gravity.
• 25:08 We can defy the things of the earth when we keep our eyes
• 25:10 on him, and Peter did it.
• 25:12 We can too.
• 25:14 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, you know, I think about it.
• 25:16 It's a little self-correcting.
• 25:17 It's easy for me, in my webs of relationship,
• 25:20 to think about people that have disappointed me,
• 25:23 and they've sunk, but it's good to turn around and be gracious
• 25:26 to give 'em a hand to get back on the saddle as well, isn't it?
• 25:28 Kirsten: That's good. We can be the ones to reach out.
• 25:30 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: At the end of the day, we wanna be
• 25:32 the reach-out, reconciling group, don't we?
• 25:34 Kirsten: Yes, that's good.
• 25:35 David: The dramatic reenactments coming up are amazing.
• 25:37 We get to sing on the Sea of Galilee.
• 25:40 You're teaching.
• 25:41 So much more to come, but it's time to go.
• 25:43 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, so much more to come,
• 25:44 and it's such a thrill to do it.
• 25:45 Thanks for helpin' us. We'll do it again next week.
• 25:48 Come back, please, and as you go now,
• 25:50 Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim.
• 25:52 Kirsten: Pray for peace of Jerusalem.
• 25:56 ♪♪♪
• 26:08 ♪ Teach me to walk on water ♪
• 26:13 ♪ even when I can't stand. ♪
• 26:19 ♪ Help me to know it's You I follow. ♪
• 26:24 ♪ Help me to understand. ♪
• 26:30 ♪ Teach me to walk on water, ♪
• 26:35 ♪ to reach out and take Your hand. ♪
• 26:41 ♪ In seasons of doubt, I'll reach out. ♪
• 26:46 ♪ Lead me to the Promised Land. ♪
• 26:52 ♪ Storms were raging through the night. ♪
• 26:57 ♪ Waves of fear were pounding. ♪
• 27:03 ♪ Alone, we rode with all our might, ♪
• 27:08 ♪ streaks of wind resounding. ♪
• 27:14 ♪ We spied a spirit coming toward us, ♪
• 27:19 ♪ holy and divine. ♪
• 27:24 ♪ He bid me to walk on water. ♪
• 27:29 ♪ He told me, "Never doubt." ♪
• 27:38 ♪ Teach me to walk on water ♪
• 27:43 ♪ even when I can't stand. ♪
• 27:49 ♪ Help me to know it's You I follow. ♪
• 27:54 ♪ Help me to understand. ♪
• 28:00 ♪ Teach me to walk on water, ♪
• 28:05 ♪ to reach out and take Your hand. ♪
• 28:11 ♪ In seasons of doubt, I'll reach out. ♪
• 28:17 ♪ Lead me to ♪
• 28:18 ♪ the Promised Land. ♪♪