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• 00:01 David Hart: How was David able
• 00:03 to capture the heart of Israel? Find out what Dr. Seif has to say about it right now
• 00:06 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
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• 00:56 David: Shalom, friends, and thank you for joining us
• 00:58 today on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 00:59 I'm David Hart.
• 01:00 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart. Jeffrey Seif: Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:02 Kirsten: We are here with the series "Warrior King."
• 01:05 It's all about King David.
• 01:08 Jeffrey: Yes, and it's all about being a warrior, not a worrier.
• 01:14 I'm telling you, he was a stand up guy in troubled times,
• 01:17 and God used him to turn it around.
• 01:19 Kirsten: You first taught this in 2009, correct?
• 01:21 Jeffrey: Yes, it goes a ways back, but the story of David
• 01:24 is 3,000 years old.
• 01:26 We can borrow material from it and it's--you know, the
• 01:28 Bible is so applicable to today, yes?
• 01:30 David: I can say I really love this story of King David
• 01:33 and what he went through in his life.
• 01:35 It's exciting to hear his life story.
• 01:37 Jeffrey: Yes, it really is. And you're a David too.
• 01:40 You're a man after God's own heart, David Hart.
• 01:42 David: I try to be.
• 01:44 Kirsten: H-A-R-T, that's good.
• 01:46 We will have so much more in today's program, but now
• 01:49 let's go to Israel for our dramatic reenactment and
• 01:52 also teaching with Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 02:01 female: We will never forget that day.
• 02:03 Our hearts leaped for joy at the sight of him.
• 02:07 David, the giant killer, had returned.
• 02:10 The Philistines thought that Goliath could never be defeated,
• 02:13 but David had proven them wrong.
• 02:16 What faith, how bold.
• 02:19 He went to battle with a few small stones
• 02:21 and returned with the sword of a giant.
• 02:24 King Saul has done well in selecting him.
• 02:27 Our enemies have been slain by the tens of thousands.
• 02:32 Because of David, we now have peace within our walls.
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• 02:49 Jeffrey: There was electricity in the air, if you will.
• 02:52 People were bristling with excitement.
• 02:56 And why is that?
• 02:57 Because there was a sense in Israel that there
• 02:59 was a new day dawning.
• 03:01 And why is that?
• 03:03 Because a new personality was emerging.
• 03:06 David was beginning to make his mark on Israelite history,
• 03:11 and people had a sense that they'd be the better for it.
• 03:15 It had been hundreds of years since Israel
• 03:18 had someone like him.
• 03:20 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 03:22 Moses was a religious sort, but he was a spirited soldier.
• 03:26 Joshua fired up the national spirit with enthusiasm as he,
• 03:32 with his intrepid, bold spirit, followed in Moses's footsteps.
• 03:37 But after that, the whole thing fell apart
• 03:40 for hundreds of years.
• 03:43 There wasn't a national hero, and people just went to their
• 03:46 own homes, they went their own way, and Israelite life
• 03:51 slipped into decay, despair, and disorientation.
• 03:58 Saul held the banner for a season, and it was his job
• 04:01 to take the sword out of the sheath and fight
• 04:05 Israel's battles. But Saul was independent minded,
• 04:10 and he lost the job.
• 04:12 God said, "Enough already."
• 04:14 He proved himself unmanageable, unteachable,
• 04:17 couldn't work with him, more concerned with what people
• 04:19 thought than what God thought.
• 04:22 And so, attention shifted to the house of Jesse,
• 04:26 where the Lord alighted upon a fellow named David.
• 04:31 The word "David" comes from the word meaning beloved.
• 04:34 And beloved David worked his way into the hearts of Israel,
• 04:41 and Israel was the better for it.
• 04:43 But there was one heart that was not the least
• 04:47 bit kindly disposed towards his arrival.
• 04:50 We read here, and by here I mean in 1 Samuel chapter 18,
• 04:56 that following a skirmish with the Philistine, with the
• 05:00 Philistines, we're told in verse 7 that the women came out
• 05:05 with tambourine in hand, celebrating.
• 05:09 And they sang, and I quote--
• 05:12 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 05:16 "And Saul has slain his thousands."
• 05:21 You go, Saul.
• 05:23 And then--
• 05:24 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 05:27 "And David his tens of thousands."
• 05:32 And listen to me, Saul was fit to be tied.
• 05:37 I don't know if women understand how much of an effect that they
• 05:40 have on the males of the species in so many ways.
• 05:43 Saul was so sensitive to how the women perceived him.
• 05:47 And being wrapped up in himself as he was, he
• 05:51 knew that he was on the outs with God.
• 05:53 and when he saw David's rise, he became David's enemy
• 05:58 henceforth and forevermore, all the way to the grave.
• 06:03 Difficulties notwithstanding, against the backdrop of
• 06:07 a monarch who was forever trying to kill him, David still rose,
• 06:12 and grew higher and higher and higher.
• 06:15 And my word to you is you may well have a Saul in your life,
• 06:18 or a set of circumstances that's holding you back
• 06:21 that's indeed adversarial.
• 06:24 Every time you turn around, someone for reasons of their
• 06:27 own is looking to knock the legs out from underneath you.
• 06:30 Difficulties notwithstanding, when we look at the warrior
• 06:33 king, we're going to see a story of a man
• 06:36 who was not to be stopped.
• 06:38 We're going to see a story of a man who overcame adversity,
• 06:42 who overcame the Sauls in his life.
• 06:44 And he had more than one problem.
• 06:46 Saul was a perennial one, but when Saul dissipated,
• 06:49 there were others.
• 06:50 But difficulties notwithstanding, at the end
• 06:53 of David's administration, Israel,
• 06:55 which was 6,000 miles, was then 60,000 miles.
• 07:00 David left his mark through song, and many of them were sung
• 07:04 in his wake, where David under his administration taught
• 07:08 people that with God, we can overcome life's obstacles and
• 07:12 get the better of life's vexing dilemmas.
• 07:17 male: At first, our leaders were fearful about
• 07:19 the prophet's visit to Bethlehem.
• 07:22 But father assured us that this man of God, Samuel,
• 07:25 was here on a holy mission.
• 07:28 God had told him that one of us would be selected
• 07:31 as Israel's next king.
• 07:34 Father was sure that it would be my brother Eliab, but
• 07:38 the prophet asked to see my next brother, and then the next.
• 07:43 He looked at all my brothers, and in each case said,
• 07:46 "The Lord has not chosen this man."
• 07:50 Finally, the prophet said to father,
• 07:52 "Do you have any more sons?"
• 07:55 Father told him he had one more.
• 07:59 David was young and handsome and, according to Samuel,
• 08:04 was the one God had chosen to be anointed.
• 08:16 Things changed forever that day, for my brother David
• 08:20 and for all of Israel.
• 08:26 Jeffrey: I believe the New Testament
• 08:28 is a very, very, very Jewish story.
• 08:30 Well, I'm kind of different. Not everybody sees it that way.
• 08:33 The Gospel of Matthew actually was written in Hebrew first.
• 08:36 We only have Greek text now.
• 08:38 It starts off to say--
• 08:39 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 08:44 "The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David,"
• 08:49 ben David, "and the son of Abraham."
• 08:52 Think it's a great story.
• 08:54 Jesus Christ, you know, when I grew up, I thought his
• 08:57 father and mother were Mr. and Mrs. Christ.
• 08:59 Then I was reminded that actually Christ itself is
• 09:03 a Greek telling of the Hebrew Mashiach, Messiah.
• 09:08 And the word "Messiah" itself comes from a word
• 09:12 in Hebrew, anointed one.
• 09:14 And why is that?
• 09:16 Because in the Torah, there were individuals that, when they came
• 09:20 to office, they were anointed: prophets, priests, and kings.
• 09:25 And they were anointed with oil.
• 09:28 And here we are in an oil making factory just like
• 09:33 it was in Bible days.
• 09:36 And here the olives are put in, and they're ground down.
• 09:40 There's a number of grinding down processes to get
• 09:44 the fruit of the olive, to put the olives under pressure.
• 09:49 And you know, on one level, it kind of works to my way of
• 09:54 thinking that leaders get under the olive oil, you know, that
• 09:59 which is produced from all this pressure 'cause the truth of the
• 10:02 matter is when individuals step up to lead, they step up
• 10:07 into a world where there's lots of pressures.
• 10:12 Our story takes place today against the backdrop of David
• 10:16 being visited by Shmuel, Samuel the prophet
• 10:21 came to Bet Lehem, Bethlehem.
• 10:24 And he came to the house of Jesse, and he said,
• 10:27 "Let me see your boys.
• 10:29 Something tells me I'm in for something good," says Jesse.
• 10:32 Those boys are marched one after the other.
• 10:34 "I'm planning on anointing one," says the prophet, but nothing.
• 10:39 Finally, after coming up empty, the prophet looks at dad
• 10:42 and says, "You know, don't you have anybody else?"
• 10:44 "Well, come to think of it, we do.
• 10:47 We have David, that kid out there."
• 10:49 To me, it's striking that his own father didn't think highly
• 10:52 of him, that David was a loser in his father's eyes, so much so
• 10:57 that when the prophet came to the house and said, "Let me
• 11:00 see your boys," David wasn't even included in the list.
• 11:03 And the fact that David is disrespected not just by the
• 11:06 father, but by his brothers later on when David comes to
• 11:09 the army bringing food staples, talking about taking on Goliath,
• 11:13 his brothers, "Oh shut up, David.
• 11:15 Who do you think you are?
• 11:16 Go tend to your lousy little sheep."
• 11:18 The kind of disrespect that David had is striking.
• 11:21 God takes this guy out of nowhere, who's a nobody, and
• 11:25 brings him somewhere and turns him into a somebody.
• 11:27 And let me tell you, that's all about the call of God.
• 11:31 The rabbis explain why it is that David was
• 11:34 so marginalized in his family system.
• 11:37 There are various arguments put forth, one of which is that
• 11:40 David himself was born out of an adulterous relationship, which
• 11:44 would explain why his brothers, who construed their coming into
• 11:47 the family more legitimately, would look at him disparagingly.
• 11:51 You might recall the psalm where David says,
• 11:53 "In sin did my mother conceive me."
• 11:56 And again, some rabbis attribute it to just that.
• 11:59 Others argue that much as David's grandmother was a
• 12:02 Moabitess, so was his mother of non-Jewish extract herself.
• 12:06 This could explain why some of the
• 12:08 other brothers marginalized David.
• 12:10 The reason why some put that forth is because when David
• 12:13 was on the run from Saul, he goes and leaves his mom with
• 12:16 the Moabites, and that gives credence to that notion.
• 12:19 In any case, we're here in the text where the prophet
• 12:24 comes to the house.
• 12:27 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 12:28 "And the Lord said, 'Cumi, arise.'"
• 12:32 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 12:34 "And anoint him, for this is he."
• 12:37 David, that nobody guy, gets the oil.
• 12:40 We're told--
• 12:42 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 12:45 "Then Samuel took the horn of oil."
• 12:48 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 12:51 "And he anointed him in the midst of his brethren."
• 12:56 And then--
• 12:58 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 13:00 "And the Spirit of the Lord fell mightily upon David."
• 13:05 God calls all kinds of people.
• 13:08 We have people that are appointed as leaders,
• 13:11 and here we have people that are anointed.
• 13:13 I say three cheers for the call of God.
• 13:16 It's available not just for David and for me, but for you.
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• 14:38 and teaching from Dr. Seif.
• 14:44 announcer: David only needed one smooth stone,
• 14:48 but he selected five.
• 14:53 Waiting for him was the biggest man anyone had ever seen.
• 14:58 Over 9' tall, his armor alone weighed as much as a man.
• 15:02 His iron spear was greater than 15 pounds.
• 15:07 Goliath had taunted us unmercifully for 40 days.
• 15:13 Then one day, the shepherd boy, David, the son of Jesse,
• 15:17 confronted the Philistine beast with his sling
• 15:20 and that one single stone.
• 15:33 It was a day that all Israel shall never forget,
• 15:36 how proud we were.
• 15:38 We were serving in the army of the living God.
• 15:48 Jeffrey: The word "seif" comes from the German meaning soap.
• 15:53 Doesn't bring out of machismo spirit in me, to be sure,
• 15:56 but my parents are of German-Jewish extract.
• 15:59 The word "seif" has another name in Arabic, it means sword.
• 16:03 I prefer that, but I can't claim that.
• 16:06 However, when I think of the faith that I have through the
• 16:09 Messiah, through the Scripture, I can claim that sword kind
• 16:13 of valiant spirit, and the reason is is because
• 16:16 I want to walk in the footsteps of David.
• 16:19 We are considering a man who, against all odds, jumped
• 16:24 into the fray and accomplished great things in life.
• 16:30 I believe, by the way, that he needn't be an anomaly.
• 16:33 I think all of us can do much the same.
• 16:35 David didn't have much to begin with.
• 16:38 He didn't have a sword in hand.
• 16:39 In fact, David was known for a stone.
• 16:42 David didn't kill Goliath with a stone
• 16:45 as is oftenly--often supposed.
• 16:48 He didn't, he stunned him with it.
• 16:51 In fact, I think Goliath was caught off guard
• 16:53 in so many ways that day, wasn't he?
• 16:56 He stunned him with it, knocked him out.
• 16:59 It may well be that as Goliath was coming to, he just lived to
• 17:02 see the inglorious moment when he was slain by his own sword.
• 17:08 David then took the sword as well as the head as trophies,
• 17:11 as bootys, as a plunder of war.
• 17:14 There's a great story there, not that I glory in any death, but I
• 17:17 am reminded of a basic biblical principle, this is Bible 101.
• 17:22 And that is that faith can, does, and will move mountains.
• 17:27 It's all about us at one level.
• 17:29 By that, I mean do we want to exercise faith and get on
• 17:31 with the pursuit of the future?
• 17:34 The word "confidence" comes from the Latin word "confides,"
• 17:38 a conflation of words meaning with faith.
• 17:42 We're looking at a story here what David learned that day
• 17:45 on the field of battle.
• 17:47 And let me tell you that so many things in life
• 17:50 are really learned on the field of battle.
• 17:52 You know, if we want to have a testimony with the Lord,
• 17:55 that's great, it's good to have a testimony.
• 17:57 But if we're going to have a testimony, we got to
• 17:58 have a, quote, test first.
• 18:01 And life presents with a lot of challenges, but challenges
• 18:03 are opportunities with work clothes.
• 18:06 We just have to rise up and meet them head on.
• 18:08 And David did that, didn't he?
• 18:10 Others were afraid, they were daunted
• 18:12 by this towering Goliath.
• 18:14 But David really thought that the bigger they were,
• 18:16 the harder they fall.
• 18:18 And he just jumped into the fray, and the rest is history.
• 18:21 In the book Shmuel, in Samuel chapter 17,
• 18:26 I want you to read with me here.
• 18:29 We're told--
• 18:31 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 18:34 "Then David said to the Philistine--"
• 18:37 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 18:39 "You come to me with sword and spear and javelin," et cetera.
• 18:44 But then what he says as a follow-up
• 18:46 is just emblazoned in biblical memory.
• 18:49 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 18:52 "But I come to you in the name of the Lord of Hosts--"
• 18:58 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 19:00 "The Lord of the armies."
• 19:02 And I want you to hear me for a second.
• 19:04 We live in precarious times.
• 19:08 And I'm not just speaking about world culture
• 19:12 and individual nation states.
• 19:14 The world is a very precarious place, and various nations
• 19:17 are in the throes of despair in so many ways.
• 19:21 When I think of household units that are basic building blocks
• 19:25 of any society, just like these pillars here holding up
• 19:28 this house, so too the family is a basic building block.
• 19:31 The family is being assailed. There are challenges today.
• 19:35 Well, who is or isn't president isn't as important.
• 19:39 What social programs are on the table isn't as important.
• 19:42 What's important is that we, like David, rise up with
• 19:46 faith because I believe that faith can and will pay
• 19:51 dividends, faith in Jesus, Israel's Messiah.
• 19:57 Kirsten: I've just got to say I'm a big fan of yours.
• 20:00 I love your teaching style--
• 20:02 Jeffrey: Well, flattery will get you everywhere.
• 20:04 Kirsten: You look rugged in the Holy Land.
• 20:06 We are, we're fans. And I love this story.
• 20:09 And I think what's interesting to me, like my takeaway as
• 20:12 I'm watching, is that when Samuel came to Jesse
• 20:16 and said, you know, "Where's your son?"
• 20:18 And he didn't even think of David.
• 20:20 He didn't think of him, right?
• 20:21 Jeffrey: David's an afterthought.
• 20:23 You know, in high school, he wasn't on
• 20:26 the most likely to succeed list.
• 20:27 He wasn't the quarterback of the football team.
• 20:30 David: That would've been me too.
• 20:31 Jeffrey: And that was me too.
• 20:32 I was roadkill on the highway of life, you know?
• 20:34 I never thought, you know, I would have doctor,
• 20:37 professor in front of my name.
• 20:38 I never thought I'd be on television and that good people
• 20:41 might be half interested in what I have to say.
• 20:43 I wasn't even interested in my own thoughts, you know?
• 20:46 God, he just lifted him up out of obscurity.
• 20:51 His brothers were disdainful of him.
• 20:54 And that's just beautiful just to know that God
• 20:57 loves people and not just the beautiful people.
• 20:59 Kirsten: Right, and I think one of my--one of my favorite David
• 21:02 thinking with this whole story and with Goliath
• 21:05 is it was just second nature to David, right?
• 21:08 I mean, he would pick up stones, and he'd toss them,
• 21:10 and he'd play, and he was out there.
• 21:12 You know, I think about boys, we raised two boys.
• 21:14 David: He was called as a boy.
• 21:15 Kirsten: Right, and but everything that he did
• 21:18 every day, playing with stones and, you know, we laugh
• 21:21 about all the stones that were in our kids' pockets
• 21:24 when we went to do the wash, but it was just simple stones
• 21:27 that he would play and toss as a kid.
• 21:29 Jeffrey: I don't think it was a big act of faith
• 21:31 for him to take down Goliath.
• 21:33 It was just another day in the office.
• 21:35 You know, when Saul says, "Look, what makes you think
• 21:37 you, a nothing, can kill that something?
• 21:40 He's a warrior, he's a big shot."
• 21:42 David says, "Look, you know, little wild animals, you know."
• 21:47 You know, he'd already developed skill sets to take
• 21:50 out moving objects with smaller faces.
• 21:52 This big, arrogant thing lumbering toward him,
• 21:55 for David's saying, "God, I can't believe this."
• 21:57 For him, it's another day in the office.
• 21:59 He just jumped into the fray
• 22:01 because he developed those skills beforehand.
• 22:04 Kirsten: As a boy. I love that.
• 22:06 David: I think about the song that I remember singing in
• 22:08 second grade, "Only a boy named David, only a little--"
• 22:12 You know, it seemed like a fun little song to sing,
• 22:15 but it's kind of a gory story what happened.
• 22:17 Jeffrey: It is, but there's some glory in the gory too.
• 22:20 To me, it's so significant that Israel really was
• 22:26 living in Goliath like times.
• 22:28 The Philistine, the Philistines and others were just pressing
• 22:33 against them, and they called out to God.
• 22:35 And he brought relief from a sector that was unexpected.
• 22:39 And God's known to do that,
• 22:41 to bring deliverance out of nowhere.
• 22:45 And it makes a difference somewhere.
• 22:48 And it's not just that God did it yesterday.
• 22:51 The story's timeless.
• 22:52 He does it today, and he'll do it tomorrow
• 22:56 'cause his Word is true.
• 22:58 David: That's right.
• 22:59 So much more of this story coming up.
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• 24:50 ♪♪♪
• 24:57 Chaim Malespin: All of us Israelis serve in the army,
• 24:59 guys three years, girls two years, mandatory.
• 25:02 We have to get together and defend the defenseless
• 25:05 in this one democracy in the Middle East.
• 25:06 I served with the combat engineer corps,
• 25:08 the elite unit for special operations and missions.
• 25:12 And it comes down to faith sometimes when it's truly
• 25:15 a dangerous scenario.
• 25:17 We know that he never slumbers nor sleeps
• 25:19 who watches over Israel.
• 25:21 But do we know that when we're in face of discomfort or danger?
• 25:24 I know that there's that moment where you have
• 25:26 ten minutes to phone your family.
• 25:28 You can't tell them you're about to go into a very
• 25:29 life threatening situation, but you just say,
• 25:32 "I love you, I'll see you later."
• 25:34 And that may be the last call you ever have.
• 25:36 But that faith had to become real for me.
• 25:38 My challenge is now, will our faith become real as we
• 25:43 step into God's prophetic plan unfolding right now?
• 25:47 ♪♪♪
• 25:57 ♪♪♪
• 26:04 ♪ See how the rabbi prays, ♪
• 26:07 ♪ and hear how the cantor chants. ♪
• 26:11 ♪ Sing God a new song, pray God a new prayer. ♪
• 26:15 ♪ --on a brand new dance ♪
• 26:19 ♪ See how he's blessed our people. ♪
• 26:23 ♪ See how he's blessed our land. ♪
• 26:26 ♪ Wherever we roam, God brought us home, ♪
• 26:30 ♪ and still in his love we stand. ♪♪
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• 26:55 through the eyes of the Jews.
• 26:57 And now to focus on David, it's great to do it, isn't it?
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• 27:13 [speaking in Hebrew]
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