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• 00:03 Kirsten Hart: How does the life of King David apply to you today?
• 00:05 You'll find that answer here on "Zola Levitt Presents."
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• 00:58 David Hart: We're so glad you've joined us today
• 00:59 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 01:01 I'm David Hart.
• 01:02 >> Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:03 >> Jeffrey Seif: Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:04 >> David: We are in the finale of our series, "Warrior King,"
• 01:06 and I've gotta say, I love a good finale.
• 01:10 This story has a great finale, yes?
• 01:13 >> Jeffrey: It surely does, because the finish opens up
• 01:16 to a whole new beginning.
• 01:18 David isn't the end of the story, he's a prophetic
• 01:22 voice to speak to a great story to come.
• 01:26 >> Kirsten: And we know that "To come."
• 01:28 We believe in that "To come."
• 01:29 >> Jeffrey: The New Testament opens up with the book of
• 01:32 the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David.
• 01:36 Here now, we get to connect the dots.
• 01:40 >> Kirsten: And now, let's go to Israel where King David in
• 01:43 the dramatic reenactment ponders the future,
• 01:46 and also more teaching with Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:51 >> narrator: Matthew 1, "The book of the generation of
• 01:54 Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham.
• 02:01 All of the generations to David are 14 generations.
• 02:06 From David until the carrying away into Babylon
• 02:10 are 14 generations.
• 02:12 And from the carrying away into Babylon unto Christ
• 02:16 are 14 generations."
• 02:30 >> Jeffrey: Raised in a Jewish family, I can't tell you how
• 02:32 surprised I was finally one day to open up the, quote,
• 02:35 "Christian Bible," and discover that it's a very Jewish story.
• 02:40 The New Testament in Hebrew is the Berit ha-Hadashah,
• 02:42 the new covenant.
• 02:44 And while it's new at one level, it's not brand new.
• 02:49 And the reason why I say that is if you look at the
• 02:52 New Testament, you have a lot of carry over there from themes
• 02:57 that resonated in the Old Testament text.
• 03:00 The Hebrew Bible closes with unappeased longings, unfulfilled
• 03:05 prophecies, expectations yet to have been realized.
• 03:11 And the Old Testament comes to a close with a prophecy yet
• 03:16 fulfilled given to David.
• 03:17 In 2 Samuel chapter 7, promised was that a special leader was
• 03:24 gonna come from Davidic lineage.
• 03:27 And not long after that, we just see a long crumble and tumble as
• 03:33 Israelite culture falls apart.
• 03:35 It's racked by political intrigue, unrest, sin, like a
• 03:40 boa constrictor, wraps itself around the commonwealth and
• 03:43 squeezes the life out of it.
• 03:47 The New Testament opens up in the Matthean Gospel, the Gospel
• 03:50 of Matthew in Hebrew say,
• 03:52 [speaking Hebrew]
• 03:56 "The book of the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, the Son of
• 04:01 David, the Son of Abraham."
• 04:05 I'm coming to you from Israel right now, and in this country
• 04:07 today there are people that would make me feel guilty if
• 04:10 they had their way.
• 04:12 "Oh, you're a Jew, you can't believe in Jesus."
• 04:15 And I could go to Rome, I'd imagine, or other places, and
• 04:19 there would be Christian people that'd say, "Oh, you can't be
• 04:22 Jewish."
• 04:23 And the reason is is because there's a chasm that's alleged.
• 04:27 There's the Jewish world over here and there's the Jesus world
• 04:30 over there, and they just don't belong together.
• 04:35 Well, hear me please.
• 04:36 If that's true, then Matthew never got the memo, because when
• 04:41 I read my Bible, the first breath of the story connects
• 04:48 Jesus to the Jew through the Old Testament's most famous Jew
• 04:55 arguably, he's one of them, David.
• 04:57 So many chapters written about him and by him.
• 05:00 He's right up there at the top of the list.
• 05:02 I grew up singing his praises.
• 05:04 [speaking Hebrew]
• 05:07 "David, the king of Israel, lives forever."
• 05:10 And there's songs today in Hebrew.
• 05:12 [speaking Hebrew]
• 05:15 "King, Redeemer, Savior, and Shield."
• 05:16 All this harks back to David, David who captured
• 05:22 the imagination of a people, loved God, sought God,
• 05:26 a kingdom-builder, carved out space on planet earth where
• 05:30 God's will and ways resonated, David.
• 05:36 And we look in the New Testament, we learn that his
• 05:38 offspring, his most famous offspring, makes his entrance
• 05:42 onto the stage of the human drama.
• 05:45 But like David himself, he came in a troubled world.
• 05:49 And why do I say that?
• 05:50 Well, Yosef, his step-dad, was rather troubled.
• 05:54 We read in Matthew chapter 1 that he learns that his
• 05:58 girlfriend, his fiance, Miriam, has come up pregnant, and he
• 06:03 knew he wasn't the guy.
• 06:06 And he's minded to divorce her, but wanting to do it quietly.
• 06:10 But what happens is he's visited by an angel.
• 06:13 The word "angel" in Hebrew, "malach," comes from a Ugaritic
• 06:17 verb which means to send.
• 06:19 God dispatches a messenger to Yosef, and what does he tell
• 06:23 him? and I quote, in verse 20, he says,
• 06:26 "The angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying,"
• 06:29 Yosef, Ben David, "Joseph, Son of David,
• 06:34 do not be afraid to take Miriam as your wife."
• 06:40 And he did just that and the rest is history.
• 06:45 We've been looking at David in this series, but as now--but now
• 06:48 as we wrap up on David, we wanna look at David's most famous Son.
• 06:53 We wanna consider Yeshua Jesus, of Davidic extract,
• 06:59 who personifies all that was good about David and more.
• 07:03 Inasmuch as David brought about deliverance in the Old
• 07:06 Testament, so too we learn about one presaged in the synagogue's
• 07:11 literature who would bring about peace on earth and good will
• 07:14 toward man.
• 07:16 And off to the synagogue I go, and it's good to know that the
• 07:19 synagogue predicted many years before he came the Messiah would
• 07:22 come and be descended from David.
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• 07:33 >> narrator: "And in the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was
• 07:37 sent from God unto a city of Galilee named Nazareth to a
• 07:43 virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of
• 07:47 David.
• 07:48 And the virgin's name was Mary, and the angel came in unto her
• 07:55 and said, 'Hail thou that art highly favored.
• 07:59 The Lord is with thee.
• 08:01 Blessed are thou among women.
• 08:03 Fear not, Mary, for thou has found favor with God.
• 08:07 And behold, thou shalt conceive in thy whom and bring froth a
• 08:12 Son, and shall call his name Jesus.
• 08:16 He shall be great and shall be called the Son of the Highest.
• 08:20 And the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father
• 08:24 David and he shall reign over the house of Jacob forever.
• 08:28 And of his kingdom, there shall be no end.'"
• 08:34 >> Jeffrey: In Luke chapter 2, verse 32, Jesus is described
• 08:39 as, "A light to bring revelation to the Gentiles."
• 08:45 And then he's noted as being, quote, "The glory of the people
• 08:50 of Israel."
• 08:52 Personally, I believe we live in a world where people have come
• 08:56 to terms with the fact that he's the, quote, "Light to bring
• 09:01 revelation to the Gentiles," although I'm not altogether sure
• 09:04 people know what that means.
• 09:06 But I do believe we live in a world where fallen off the cliff
• 09:09 is the notion that this Jesus is the glory of the people of
• 09:13 Israel.
• 09:15 As for the first point, him being a light to bring
• 09:19 revelation to the Gentiles, I'm not altogether sure that
• 09:23 everyone has come to terms with the fact that Jesus can give
• 09:28 revelation to individuals.
• 09:30 People need to be born anew, receive him in their hearts,
• 09:34 and then there's an inner light, if you will.
• 09:36 And people, when they face vexing circumstances, can hear
• 09:40 a voice within them saying, "This is the way, walk in it."
• 09:44 And as people cultivate the Christian life, they can then
• 09:47 have revelation to give them answers for the vexing troubles
• 09:51 of the day.
• 09:52 Some people have a superficial kind of worship of Jesus without
• 09:56 coming to terms with the nature of what it is to be born again
• 10:00 and have the Spirit within, and thus to have revelation to lead
• 10:04 us on into triumph.
• 10:06 Issues with that aside, I do know that fallen off the cliff,
• 10:09 as I'd said, is the sense that Jesus is in fact the glory of
• 10:15 the people of Israel, and this is tragic I believe.
• 10:19 In Luke chapter 1, verse 26, Luke considers Jesus's origin.
• 10:26 There's a story here of an angel, Gavriel, who visits a
• 10:30 Jewess named Miriam.
• 10:33 Miriam comes from the Hebrew "mar," which means bitterness or
• 10:37 sorrow, and "yam" which means sea.
• 10:39 Sea of sorrows.
• 10:40 Well, it might be an appropriate name.
• 10:43 She was carrying the world on her shoulders when she learned
• 10:46 that she, oops, came up pregnant through the agency of
• 10:49 the Ruach ha-Kodesh, completely unexpected.
• 10:52 Here's a young girl, and this has all happened upon her, and
• 10:55 she's perplexed, and she carries it in her heart trying to sort
• 10:58 out what it all means.
• 11:00 Well, we're told here that her husband was trying to sort it
• 11:04 out as well, and as we saw in the previous segment he gets a
• 11:07 visitation.
• 11:08 Here this messenger visits Miriam personally
• 11:13 and tells her what she may well sense.
• 11:18 In verse 31, "You will conceive in your womb and bring forth
• 11:22 a Son."
• 11:23 And then we're told in 32 and 33 that, "He will be great, and
• 11:28 will be called the Son of the Highest; and the Lord will give
• 11:32 him the throne of his father David."
• 11:35 See, Yeshua is an extension of David.
• 11:38 "And that he will reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of
• 11:42 his kingdom there will be no end."
• 11:45 If I read the Bible correctly, Miriam is informed that the
• 11:50 Mashiach, the Messiah for the world is going to come through
• 11:55 her, inasmuch as David was promised in 2 Samuel chapter 7,
• 12:00 you can look it up, verses 12 and 13, that the special Son who
• 12:05 was gonna come and be assigned a throne, and a household, and a
• 12:08 dominion to reign forever.
• 12:11 Here you look into the New Testament story, the Christian
• 12:14 Bible, or what's construed as the non-Jewish Bible to hear
• 12:17 about the coming over the Savior of the world.
• 12:20 The way this story unfolds in its own context is that, yes,
• 12:25 this is the Savior of the world, but this person is the glory of
• 12:31 the Jewish world.
• 12:33 Today in Israel, if a rabbi came forth and had 1/1000th of the
• 12:38 influence that Jesus had.
• 12:41 If you look at the Jesus story, the genius here is we're taking
• 12:44 the Jewish Bible and we're getting into the hearts and
• 12:47 minds of billions on planet earth, and this is facilitated
• 12:52 through a Jesus experience.
• 12:55 And Jesus is the principle interpreter, as individuals look
• 12:58 at the New Testament and get some sense of how to interpret
• 13:01 the Old Testament by virtue of their so doing.
• 13:03 If there was any Jewish rabbi in the world today that exacted
• 13:07 this kind of influence, he would be heralded as the best thing
• 13:10 since the invention of wheat bread, the best Jewish scholar
• 13:13 since Moses.
• 13:14 Jesus was the greatest Jew that ever lived and he came with a
• 13:19 prophecy attached to him, and that is that he would bring
• 13:23 revelation to the Gentiles and be the glory of the people
• 13:27 Israel.
• 13:29 Now listen, I believe today that we need David-like leadership
• 13:33 for Goliath-like times.
• 13:35 Individual need the Son of David in their hearts because he can
• 13:40 bring revelation.
• 13:41 That is to say, if you're vexed with challenges, he can give you
• 13:45 insights and give you a Word so you know how to walk through it
• 13:49 onward to a glorious and successful future.
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• 15:39 Now, let's go back to Israel for our dramatic reenactment and
• 15:42 more teaching with Dr. Seif.
• 15:46 >> narrator: And when the wise men were come into the house,
• 15:49 they saw the young child and Mary, his mother, and they fell
• 15:54 down and worshiped him.
• 15:57 And when they opened their treasures, they presented unto
• 16:01 him gifts: gold, and frankincense, and myrrh.
• 16:11 >> Jeffrey: The word "worship" comes from an expression,
• 16:15 "a ship of worth," and it means to ascribe value to something.
• 16:20 You might be familiar with the story.
• 16:22 When these individuals come, these men from the east come,
• 16:25 and what do they do?
• 16:27 They give gold, frankincense, and myrrh, and they laid it down
• 16:31 at the feet of a young King named Yeshua, Jesus.
• 16:37 The reason why I mention that at this juncture is because we live
• 16:42 in a world today when individuals similarly come and
• 16:46 give gifts, and they lay it down at the feet of this Davidic King
• 16:51 who we refer to as Jesus, or in the Hebrew, Yeshua, the Son of
• 16:57 David, Ben David.
• 16:59 He's introduced in the New Testament as the Son of David,
• 17:03 and we've introduced you to David, or reintroduced you or
• 17:07 reacquainted you with David in the Hebrew Bible.
• 17:10 And what did we learn?
• 17:12 We learned of a story of a young fellow who came out of
• 17:15 obscurity, little known, disrespected.
• 17:19 His own father didn't believe in him and his brothers
• 17:22 disrespected him.
• 17:23 But difficulties aside, he jumped into the fray.
• 17:26 He cared about God.
• 17:28 He cared about taking up Israel's burdens.
• 17:31 He hated injustice.
• 17:33 He went after it with verve and vitality.
• 17:36 And at the end of the day, the Lord used him to carve out a
• 17:40 kingdom.
• 17:42 In this series, we've been concerned with David.
• 17:45 We've referred to him as the warrior king, and over and again
• 17:49 you've heard me talk about the need for David-like leadership
• 17:53 in these Goliath-like times.
• 17:56 That means different things in different contexts.
• 17:59 For sure, I believe we do well if in government we're led by
• 18:04 individuals with Judeo-Christian ethics.
• 18:08 I love those values and virtues and would that that individuals
• 18:12 were men and women after God's own heart.
• 18:16 I believe that's a recipe for success, because the extent to
• 18:19 which individuals are yielded to God's kingdom, it affords an
• 18:23 opportunity then for those biblical virtues to inform
• 18:27 decision-makers.
• 18:28 And I just think the world's a better place when these
• 18:31 decision-makers have a place in their hearts for biblical
• 18:35 values.
• 18:37 David-like leadership in Goliath-like times can refer to
• 18:40 the smaller culture within the culture.
• 18:43 There's the broader world culture and then there's
• 18:46 individual family culture.
• 18:48 I believe that families need David-like leadership in
• 18:52 Goliath-like times.
• 18:54 Would that families learn to live by biblical virtue and
• 18:57 vision, would that families learned about forgiveness, would
• 19:02 that families learn the lessons that we find in the life of
• 19:05 David, we could be spared many pains.
• 19:07 I believe that families are the better when we take into account
• 19:12 what we can learn from David's principles, as well as what we
• 19:17 can learn from his example, both good and bad.
• 19:20 And then there's individuals.
• 19:21 I believe that individuals need David-like leadership for
• 19:26 Goliath-like times, and the way that that happens is by
• 19:29 individuals inviting the Son of David into their worlds.
• 19:35 I believe that when we ask Jesus into our hearts, we're asking
• 19:38 the Son of David to come into our hearts.
• 19:41 And when we bow the knee to him, we're bowing the knee to the
• 19:44 reign of the Son of David.
• 19:45 I believe that we need that, I believe that we need him, I
• 19:48 believe that we need God, and I believe that there's an offer on
• 19:52 the table.
• 19:55 In this series, you've heard me talk about David, and as I bring
• 19:59 it to a close, I wanna talk to you about you.
• 20:03 I hope you've been following the series.
• 20:05 Maybe this is the only program you've picked up on.
• 20:08 And I want you to know if that's the case.
• 20:10 Whether you've seen all of it or just this one, I want you to
• 20:12 know that there's an offer on the table.
• 20:15 The Hebrew Bible is opened up for all to see and experience
• 20:19 now because of a Jew named Jesus whom I construe as the greatest
• 20:23 Jewish man who ever lived, and he was more than a man.
• 20:27 And what he's done is, through the agency of his life, and
• 20:31 death, and ministry, and his resurrection, is afforded the
• 20:34 opportunity for all people to open up the Bible and learn
• 20:38 about the God of Israel.
• 20:40 That God loves you.
• 20:41 He has a wonderful plan for your life.
• 20:43 If individuals would but receive him, if individuals would but
• 20:48 embrace the principles found in his book, then they would be
• 20:51 strong.
• 20:53 Over and again, we find in the biblical text how God raises up
• 20:56 individuals, whether it's David, whether it's Abraham, whether
• 21:01 it's you.
• 21:02 It's not just about those guys.
• 21:04 It's about you.
• 21:05 The same Lord is Lord of all and he bestows his riches upon all
• 21:10 who call upon him.
• 21:14 >> Kirsten: We hope you've enjoyed this whole series all
• 21:16 about King David.
• 21:18 He was the warrior king.
• 21:19 And Dr. Seif, you have brought us insight, wisdom, application
• 21:25 to our everyday life.
• 21:26 We thank you for that.
• 21:27 >> Jeffrey: Well, you're kind to say it.
• 21:29 Of course, it's all in the book, frankly.
• 21:31 And our viewers, you, as Kirsten had noted, enable us to tell
• 21:37 this story.
• 21:38 And it's a story of the past, true, but it's a story about
• 21:42 someone to come in the future from David's point, and that is
• 21:45 Jesus.
• 21:46 And if you need a warrior king in your life to help you get the
• 21:50 better of your Philistines, let me tell you that wise men still
• 21:55 seek him and find out he who is the King of the Jews.
• 21:59 It can make all the difference in your world.
• 22:03 >> Kirsten: He was a prototype.
• 22:04 King David was a prototype.
• 22:05 I mean, he was a real man, but he was a prototype for Messiah.
• 22:08 >> Jeffrey: Yes he was.
• 22:09 That's why one of his nametags in the Newer Testament is Son of
• 22:14 David.
• 22:15 And even in the Jewish psyche today, he is the quintessential
• 22:19 deliverer.
• 22:19 The Israeli flag is the Star of David.
• 22:23 The star that Jews wear for jewelry, the Magen David, he's
• 22:26 kept alive in modern culture, someone who lived 3,000 years
• 22:31 ago.
• 22:32 >> David: Wow, I love the Star of David.
• 22:34 Wasn't that on his breastplate?
• 22:37 >> Jeffrey: Well, no.
• 22:38 It's assumed--one would assume it because it's called a Star of
• 22:42 David.
• 22:43 As a symbol, it makes its entrance into more modern Jewish
• 22:47 culture in the 1700s.
• 22:48 You do see that depiction on capitals in the synagogue at
• 22:53 Capernaum, Kafar Nahum, but it wasn't a universal symbol until
• 22:59 recently.
• 23:00 So, I don't know the extent to which the star itself that we
• 23:04 see today goes back to David, but it's employed to resurrect
• 23:09 the image of David, the shining star in an otherwise darkened
• 23:15 constellation.
• 23:16 And God can shine some light into your darkened worlds too.
• 23:21 That's the good news from the ancient Jews.
• 23:23 >> David: That's right. We have more to come.
• 23:25 Stay with us.
• 23:27 ♪♪♪
• 23:37 ♪ Sha'alu shalom Yerushalayim. ♪
• 23:40 ♪ Sha'alu, sha'alu, shalom. ♪
• 23:44 ♪ In the holy city of Jerusalem, ♪
• 23:51 ♪ we will pray for peace. ♪
• 23:54 ♪ Sha'alu shalom. ♪♪
• 24:05 >> David: One of the things we love to do in Israel is lead you
• 24:08 in worship everywhere we go.
• 24:10 We would love for you to join us on a Levitt tour.
• 24:13 You can find all the information right here on levitt.com.
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• 24:19 Seats are available right now.
• 24:21 Right now, let's go to Chaim Malespin in Israel.
• 24:31 >> Chaim Malespin: I'm standing here on Mount Gerazim.
• 24:34 That's right, the Mount of Blessing, right here where 83%
• 24:38 of the Bible happened in Judea and Samaria.
• 24:41 As some call it, the West Bank.
• 24:43 Now, I wanna ask a little trivia.
• 24:45 What stories in the Bible, what history do you know that
• 24:49 happened right here in the heartland of Israel, Judea and
• 24:52 Samaria, aka also known as the West Bank?
• 24:55 Well, yes, the sun standing still in Gibeon.
• 24:58 Well, sure, Jacob laying his head on a stone and seeing the
• 25:03 angels going up and down.
• 25:04 And so on and so forth.
• 25:06 The promises that God gave to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob about
• 25:09 this land being in our possession until the Oslo
• 25:13 Accords.
• 25:14 Just kidding, forever.
• 25:15 Right down here is the city of Schem, or Shechem, I don't know
• 25:20 how you pronounce it in English, where Jacob bought land and he
• 25:24 dug a well.
• 25:25 We--I've had the privilege recently to go and have some of
• 25:28 that water from the very well of my forefather.
• 25:31 I realized when I made my aliyah to Israel, just like Joshua and
• 25:37 the 12 tribes did from right to the left side of that mountain,
• 25:41 we are realizing prophecy is still being fulfilled.
• 25:44 When I see the vines that are being planted here, prophecy in
• 25:46 Jeremiah is still be fulfilled.
• 25:48 When the nations, when you come, and see this land, and say,
• 25:53 "Lord, save your people," you're fulfilling Jeremiah chapter 31,
• 25:57 verse 6.
• 25:58 Thank you for fulfilling prophecy.
• 26:01 ♪♪♪
• 26:21 Jeffrey: "Zola Levitt Presents" isn't about presenting
• 26:25 Zola Levitt.
• 26:27 It's about presenting Jesus that the world might know him.
• 26:32 And more specifically, it's about looking at the good news
• 26:35 through the eyes of the Jews.
• 26:38 And in this series, "Warrior King," we took a look at David.
• 26:42 We draw applications from his life and then we show how that
• 26:46 life points to the life of Jesus and to you.
• 26:49 It was wonderful, wasn't it?
• 26:51 >> David: Amen, I'm so thankful David didn't give up and he kept
• 26:53 plugging away.
• 26:56 >> Kirsten: That's good, good Word, and we can't give up.
• 26:59 You can't give up, our viewers.
• 27:02 >> Jeffrey: That is right, and the journey continues.
• 27:06 Over the mountains, through the valleys, and onward we go
• 27:09 walking with the Lord.
• 27:11 And as you go, sha'alu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 27:16 >> Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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