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Caption transcript for Psalms of Ascent (2018): “Psalms 126 & 127” (4/8)

• 00:05 Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel is that they might be saved,
• 00:11 for there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek,
• 00:14 for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon Him.
• 00:39 Welcome to Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:41 I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:42 And I'm David Hart.
• 00:43 Welcome to our Series "Psalms of Ascent" with
• 00:45 our wonderful teacher, Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:48 He has been teaching from Psalm 120 to 134.
• 00:52 Those are called the "Psalms of Ascent"
• 00:54 which are Psalms or Songs probably sung,
• 00:57 maybe spoken, by the Israelites as they
• 01:00 made their way, literally,up
• 01:02 to Jerusalem to the Temple.
• 01:04 We have our friends Chaim Malespin, Eitan Shishkoff,
• 01:07 our Hebrew Lesson with Sarah Liberman,
• 01:10 and great, great music today by Marty Goetz.
• 01:12 Dr. Seif will be starting today with Psalm 126
• 01:16 which was written concerning Ezra and Nehemiah as they were
• 01:21 bringing the Israelites back from captivity from Babylon
• 01:25 to rebuild the Temple.
• 01:27 So what could go wrong?
• 01:28 Let's go to our dramatic re-enactment and find out.
• 01:34 "When the Lord turned again the captivity of Zion"
• 01:37 "we were like them that dream."
• 01:40 "Then was our mouth filled with laughter,"
• 01:42 "and our tongue with singing"
• 01:45 "The Lord hath done great things for us,"
• 01:47 "whereof we are glad."
• 01:50 "Turn again our captivity Oh Lord"
• 01:52 "as the streams in the South."
• 01:55 "They that sow in tears shall reap in joy."
• 01:58 "He that goeth forth and weepeth bearing precious seed"
• 02:02 "shall doubtless come again with rejoicing,"
• 02:05 "bringing his sheaves with him."
• 02:10 It's so great to see Israel coming back to life.
• 02:13 Here at a site not far from Jerusalem,
• 02:15 that was built up in the 4th Century,
• 02:17 destroyed by the Persians,
• 02:19 and now once again Israelis are coming here.
• 02:22 In this case, behind me a field trip of young Israeli School Children
• 02:26 making their way, learning, studying,
• 02:29 and walking the ancients roads.
• 02:32 Oh how excited they were when they first heard the Decree in Ezra,
• 02:37 that those in Exile could make their way back to the Ancestral Homeland.
• 02:42 Giving voice to that, the psalmist in Chapter 126, says
• 02:45 [Speaking Hebrew first]
• 03:07 That's what they're saying back here.
• 03:09 In fact, that what they're saying it all over Israel.
• 03:12 Here, the psalmist gives voice to the joy
• 03:15 that attends the return from the exile,
• 03:18 but then there's a shift,
• 03:21 an interesting shift, in fact.
• 03:22 He says in verse 4,
• 03:25 [Speaking Hebrew First]
• 03:37 And expositors have wondered in this Psalm of Ascent
• 03:40 why it begins with the ecstasy of returning from exile,
• 03:46 and then begging in the middle of it,
• 03:48 "Lord, please return us from exile."
• 03:52 What seems like an inconsistency
• 03:54 can be readily understood when we look at the text
• 03:57 in the context within which it was first voiced,
• 04:00 and that is,
• 04:02 Israelites made their way back from Persia once upon a time,
• 04:06 at the Decree of Ezra in the days of Nehemiah.
• 04:10 They came back and rebuilt.
• 04:11 They were so thrilled to have the opportunity to come,
• 04:15 buy when they came, they experienced difficulties.
• 04:20 They learned there was problems in the land.
• 04:22 They learned there were problem people bent on
• 04:24 prohibiting them from moving forward
• 04:27 and rebuilding the ancestral Homeland.
• 04:30 Those problems that existed back then exist today,
• 04:33 and these pilgrims behind me face it,
• 04:36 and if you watch the news you know it.
• 04:38 And so on the one hand here the psalmist says,
• 04:41 "Oh we were so happy when we learned we can come back."
• 04:44 But then, there's the stark reality of those who returned.
• 04:48 The ecstasy turns to agony when individuals are minded to consider
• 04:53 the problems associated with endeavoring to rebuild.
• 04:57 What's the recipe for people like me and you
• 05:01 when we find ourselves in that intermediate place?
• 05:05 Some place between the problems of life and the expected fulfillment of joy
• 05:10 we find ourselves just in a hard way, rather depressed.
• 05:14 What ought we to do?
• 05:16 Well, the psalmist says what we ought to do is
• 05:18 we should go forth weeping bearing the seed for sowing,
• 05:21 knowing we will have success at the end of the day,
• 05:25 and that we'll bring in the sheaves.
• 05:27 There's an encouragement here to persevere.
• 05:30 Goodness, we're living in the miracle of modern Israel today.
• 05:34 Individuals came back but you know what?
• 05:37 Israelites need to persevere.
• 05:40 And it can be for you as well in your own circumstances in life
• 05:44 that you've experienced a deliverance from your own bondage,
• 05:48 and now you're looking to find your way to
• 05:50 your own Promised Land that God has for you,
• 05:53 and it might be a little slow in coming or you may have entered that Land,
• 05:57 but goodness, it seems so hard to inhabit it and develop it.
• 06:02 What's the Word for you?
• 06:03 The Word for you is the Word to them,
• 06:05 and that is, to persevere, to endure.
• 06:08 And why is that?
• 06:09 Because at the end of the day there's a good God,
• 06:12 and he stands poised and ready to enable
• 06:15 His people to experience the triumph that is their's in human history.
• 06:21 "Oh, wait on the Lord", the psalmist says elsewhere.
• 06:24 That same psalmist who said,
• 06:25 "My help will come from the Lord who made heaven and earth."
• 06:39 Our Resource this week,
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• 07:10 The word "ministry" comes from the Latin word "minus"
• 07:14 which means "less than",
• 07:16 and it derives from Jesus saying,
• 07:18 "He who is greatest among you must be the servant of all.
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• 07:58 Right now, open your Bibles,
• 07:59 and let's go to Psalm 127
• 08:01 where Dr. Jeffrey Seif will be teaching on location in Israel.
• 08:07 In the first century the laborers were very
• 08:10 much at the mercy of their limitations.
• 08:13 Pulleys that often didn't work,
• 08:16 saws that didn't cut.
• 08:19 Sometimes, due to the lack of planning and teamwork,
• 08:22 the laborers themselves were the biggest obstacle.
• 08:26 Without dedication to sound principles and a just cause,
• 08:31 the building was doomed.
• 08:33 In the words of the psalmist,
• 08:36 "Accept the Lord build the house,"
• 08:39 "they labor in vain that build it."
• 08:44 Building can be very frustrating.
• 08:48 Sometimes it's because the builders don't build it right.
• 08:53 Other times it's because the pieces don't come in place correctly.
• 08:57 There's a lot to coordinate.
• 09:00 That's in part why the psalmist said,
• 09:08 Speaking of houses and speaking of buildings,
• 09:10 you're looking here at an apparatus that was used to build a house.
• 09:17 A house where?
• 09:18 Here in Jerusalem,
• 09:20 coming from the very southern part of the Temple complex,
• 09:24 and it was here where stones like this
• 09:27 were moved about on wheels like this,
• 09:29 and they were hoisted in place then.
• 09:31 You can see behind me an apparatus.
• 09:33 There's levers, pulleys,
• 09:36 there's means to move these stones around
• 09:39 and get them in place.
• 09:41 Get them in place, why?
• 09:42 Because there was a big project here.
• 09:45 Back in Bible days Schlomo , Solomon that is,
• 09:48 was vested with responsibility to build the "House of the Lord".
• 09:53 And to be sure, he used instruments like the ones you're seeing right now.
• 09:58 I'd like you to open up your Bibles please
• 10:00 to Psalms Chapter 127.
• 10:03 Of all the Psalms of Ascent, this is one that's dedicated.
• 10:06 It says, Shir Hama'aloth , the "Song of Ascents"
• 10:10 li' Schlomo , "of Solomon."
• 10:13 Interestingly, it's not that he wrote it,
• 10:15 but it's attributed to the project that he was engaged in.
• 10:19 And what was the project?
• 10:20 Building God's house.
• 10:23 And it's here where we read,
• 10:24 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 10:50 In both cases here, both parts of verse 1,
• 10:52 it speaks of beit , "house" and ir , "city",
• 10:55 and it's "a house",
• 10:56 and it's "a city".
• 10:58 The Hebrew doesn't say "the" house and "the" city,
• 11:01 but even this English rendering from the
• 11:03 Jewish publication society that I'm employing it says
• 11:06 "the" house and "the" city, to help readers along,
• 11:10 to understand by implication first it means Jerusalem itself.
• 11:15 The idea is, of course,
• 11:17 the Lord watches over the city and the house that He builds here.
• 11:21 But it doesn't just apply to that,
• 11:24 though certainly that's the initial context,
• 11:26 for it could mean the Lord watching over any house and any city,
• 11:31 and it's in that sense the text that harks initially to this regal city
• 11:35 speaks to the less than regal homes that people like you and me build.
• 11:40 That's why the psalmist shifts and talked about family life then,
• 11:44 not just about Temple life.
• 11:46 He says in verse 3,
• 11:49 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 12:02 Well, it begs the question, and it really is worth asking rhetorically.
• 12:07 How can we get God's blessing on our house?
• 12:10 And I don't just mean sticks and bricks,
• 12:13 though you certainly want God's blessings on a safe and secure dwelling.
• 12:16 But how can we get blessings on our household, our children?
• 12:20 We're told here that unless the Lord watches over it,
• 12:24 that it's in vain for us to do so.
• 12:26 Well what contributes towards His blessings on our affairs?
• 12:30 Three things that I'd like to underscore
• 12:32 that are derived from the Psalm.
• 12:35 The Bible says if we seek Him we find Him,
• 12:38 and we do well to pray for our progeny, for our children.
• 12:43 This Song in affect is a singing prayer.
• 12:49 That there's value in people getting away from just privatized religion,
• 12:54 and to be sure, we do well to go into our private closets and pray,
• 12:58 but not just do that individually, but collectively.
• 13:01 Jerusalem is established, and the Temple was established
• 13:04 as a place where people come and worship corporately.
• 13:12 has a way of getting God's mind and His heart into people
• 13:16 which secures God's blessings.
• 13:18 I say that because right now what I'm doing,
• 13:20 though I'm standing here in Jerusalem,
• 13:22 and though you're seeing wonderful things behind me
• 13:25 that hark to the Bible days,
• 13:27 we can open up the text and get the biblical story.
• 13:30 Even if we don't get it from here,
• 13:32 there's a sense in which when we open up the Bible
• 13:34 we're transported back into God's world,
• 13:37 where we can hear His Word and learn of His ways,
• 13:40 and that contributes toward our success in life and His blessings.
• 13:44 So three things in response to the question,
• 13:48 mindful that "unless the Lord builds the house,"
• 13:50 "they labor in vain who build it."
• 13:52 the question is, How can we secure God's blessings in our own affairs?
• 14:07 Those three combine in different ways to get
• 14:10 biblical value and virtue in our mind and in our heart,
• 14:13 and that invariably contributes
• 14:16 toward giving God a place where He can direct us.
• 14:19 Well, the Psalms are a good place to go,
• 14:22 and here we are in the Psalm of Ascents,
• 14:24 working our way through it, and I trust you're blessed,
• 14:26 by virtue of your fresh engagement
• 14:28 with the text that begins with,
• 14:30 "unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.
• 14:38 Thank you Dr. Seif
• 14:39 We love his teaching today,
• 14:40 and I love the Scripture that says,
• 14:42 unless the Lord builds the house,
• 14:44 "we", they labor in vain.
• 14:46 And that's what we've believed in our marriage,
• 14:48 We're going on 28 years babe,
• 14:50 that only the Lord can build our relationship,
• 14:54 our family, and our home.
• 14:56 That's a good foundation.
• 14:57 That's really the only way that our family
• 14:59 and our marriage can survive.
• 15:01 Chaim Malespin has a great word for us today.
• 15:04 Let's go to Israel to hear from him.
• 15:12 Hey guys!
• 15:13 Here I am at a Hebrew carwash.
• 15:15 It's Chaim, the Galilean here.
• 15:16 Whhhooo!
• 15:22 Zion said, "The Lord has forsaken me."
• 15:24 "My Lord has forgotten me."
• 15:26 "But can a woman forget her child that she nurses,"
• 15:29 that she should not have compassion on the son of her womb?
• 15:31 Yeah!
• 15:33 You know, "They may forget, yet I will not forget you Israel."
• 15:37 This is God talking to Israel.
• 15:39 "Behold I have engraven you upon the palms on my hands,"
• 15:43 "your walls are continually before me."
• 15:45 You know, so many times I think that Israelis,
• 15:48 they feel that God has forsaken them.
• 15:50 They say, "Why is it we have to go thru so much?"
• 15:53 "Thru trials, tribulations, wars?"
• 15:57 Let me tell you what,
• 15:58 God has not forsaken His people.
• 16:00 And I want to say this,
• 16:01 It even says, if you go down to Isaiah 49 verse 23,
• 16:05 It says, "Kings and Queens..."
• 16:07 Well, it says "Kings will be your nursing fathers,"
• 16:09 "queens will be your nursing mothers."
• 16:11 And I thought about this.
• 16:12 And I thought, that is a strange prophecy.
• 16:14 But it's not so strange.
• 16:16 It just means that nations who used to maybe hate Israel,
• 16:19 now will treat Israel like their own child,
• 16:23 and sustain Israel like their own child of their own womb.
• 16:28 God bless YOU
• 16:31 for standing with God's purposes here.
• 16:39 Thank you Chaim for the reminder
• 16:41 that we need to continue to pray
• 16:42 for our brothers and sisters who
• 16:44 are back in the Holy Land.
• 16:46 Coming up we'll learn Hebrew,
• 16:48 Get insight from Eitan Shishkoff,
• 16:50 and hear some wonderful music
• 16:52 by our friend Marty Goetz.
• 16:53 There's lots more to come.
• 16:56 Our Resource this week,
• 17:01 This Collection includes:
• 17:02 12 vibrant, high quality art cards,
• 17:04 each with Old and New Testament connections on the back
• 17:07 with Scripture and beautifully written Devotionals.
• 17:11 These Art Cards can be used for personal reflection,
• 17:14 Group Discussion,
• 17:15 or as a beautiful gift
• 17:17 for your friend or pastor.
• 17:19 For this Resource and more
• 17:20 Call 1-800 WONDERS
• 17:22 or visit us at levitt.com
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• 18:23 Right now let's go to Jerusalem
• 18:25 for our Hebrew Lesson with Sarah Liberman.
• 18:33 Shalom Havarem !
• 18:35 We're here in the City of Jerusalem
• 18:37 talking about the Names of God.
• 18:39 One of the most beautiful Names
• 18:42 is Adonai Yee-rah-eh
• 18:44 "which means, The Lord Will Provide"
• 18:47 It actually comes from
• 18:48 the root word Ra'ah
• 18:50 which means "God Will See"
• 18:53 So as Abraham was coming up to Mount Moriah,
• 18:56 which is right here behind me,
• 18:58 and He says to Isaac, "God will provide",
• 19:01 when Isaac says, "Father, where is the sacrifice for the altar?"
• 19:06 What Abraham was saying to his son,
• 19:08 is "God sees our need and God will provide."
• 19:12 Adonai Yee-rah-eh
• 19:14 In my own life as a Worship Leader,
• 19:16 I have many times cried out to the Lord,
• 19:20 "God, I need to see your provision."
• 19:22 "I thirst and hunger for you."
• 19:25 "And I'm comforted that I can worship this God,"
• 19:28 "who always sees,"
• 19:30 "and who always provides for"
• 19:32 "everything that we need."
• 19:34 So this week, as we worship and pray,
• 19:37 we will say, Adonai Yee-rah-eh
• 19:41 Thank you so much Sarah.
• 19:42 What a great promise
• 19:43 for all of us watching today.
• 19:45 Adonai - "God"
• 19:47 Yee-rah-eh
• 19:48 Let's say it together.
• 19:49 Adonai Yee-rah-eh
• 19:51 Which means, He sees us,
• 19:52 He sees our needs,
• 19:54 and He provides for us.
• 19:55 That's right.
• 19:56 That is a good Word.
• 19:57 I'm excited to hear what Eitan Shishkoff has to say,
• 19:59 what kind of wisdom he will give us from Haifa, in Israel.
• 20:03 Here's Eitan.
• 20:09 Shalom , I'm Eitan Shishkoff
• 20:10 and we're standing in the industrial zone
• 20:12 of a Haifa Bay area city where our congregation
• 20:16 found a home some 15 years ago.
• 20:19 We had been a collection of small Bible studies,
• 20:22 and were praying, looking around,
• 20:24 and this is the area to which we were led.
• 20:26 We didn't even know it existed.
• 20:28 We found one of the warehouses
• 20:29 that's behind me on this side,
• 20:31 and rented it.
• 20:32 Two years after that, as the congregation
• 20:34 was growing and gathering some momentum,
• 20:36 one evening I was surprised to receive a phone call that said,
• 20:39 "The warehouse is on fire."
• 20:41 I rushed down here.
• 20:42 I don't live too far away.
• 20:44 And sure enough, there were flames leaping out of the roof.
• 20:48 We had the help of the fire department to put out the fire,
• 20:51 but before it could be put out,
• 20:53 equipment was melted,
• 20:55 our entire office was destroyed.
• 20:57 The humanitarian aide that we were beginning to distribute,
• 20:59 had been really all smoke damaged.
• 21:03 But what we found was what's said in the Scriptures
• 21:07 about Joseph and his brothers that
• 21:10 what one portion of the community meant for evil,
• 21:13 God meant for good.
• 21:15 And really, these were our brothers.
• 21:16 We do not hold it against them.
• 21:18 We understand that it's a very controversial reality to be in Israel,
• 21:22 to be renewing faith in Yeshua,
• 21:24 to come right out and say,
• 21:26 "This is a Jewish thing to do,"
• 21:28 "a Jewish thing to believe."
• 21:29 And out of that persecution and that fire bombing
• 21:32 that took place in 1997,
• 21:35 the building that's back in the background of this side of me,
• 21:38 several stories as you see, opened up,
• 21:40 it was just being constructed at that time.
• 21:43 Since then through the gifts of God's people,
• 21:47 we've been able to purchase that building.
• 21:49 We've now been in it for well over 10 years.
• 21:52 What we've seen is just a wonderful growth,
• 21:56 and as time's gone on,
• 21:58 we've made good relationships
• 22:00 with our neighbors here in this area,
• 22:02 and we feel that this is a special opportunity.
• 22:05 I also remember that when the disciples,
• 22:09 the original Jewish believers in Yeshua in the first century,
• 22:13 were persecuted for their faith,
• 22:15 and heavily persecuted,
• 22:17 thrown into jail.
• 22:18 Some of them became martyrs.
• 22:19 We're no where near that level of persecution at this time.
• 22:23 But they thanked the Lord and said,
• 22:25 "Thank you for counting us worthy to suffer for Your Name."
• 22:29 We feel that it is a privilege.
• 22:30 We're not in antagonistic relationship.
• 22:33 I'm an Israeli citizen.
• 22:36 This is our country,
• 22:37 and what we realize is that though there are
• 22:40 pockets of persecution around Israel,
• 22:42 people in other cities, demonstrations taking place against Messianic Jews,
• 22:46 the local people are actually coming to our defense and saying,
• 22:49 "No, you are wrong."
• 22:51 "These people are not trying to change and convert our people"
• 22:55 "to another religion, another identity"
• 22:57 "They're Israelis, and they're good Israelis."
• 22:59 So, we're thankful to be here.
• 23:02 We feel that we're part of
• 23:03 a miraculous restoration
• 23:05 that's taking place by the Spirit of God.
• 23:09 ♪ My soul, wait thou only, only upon God ♪
• 23:16 ♪ For from Him is my expectation. ♪
• 23:24 ♪ My soul, wait thou only, only upon God ♪
• 23:31 ♪ For from Him is my expectation. ♪
• 23:43 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 23:50 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 23:57 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 24:04 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 24:16 ♪ My Messiah only, He only is my Rock ♪
• 24:22 ♪ He's the Horn of my salvation. ♪
• 24:29 ♪ My Lord, Yeshua only, He only is my Rock. ♪
• 24:36 ♪ He's the Horn of my salvation. ♪
• 24:48 ♪ Oh, He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 24:55 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 25:02 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 25:08 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 25:21 ♪ Sh'ma Yisrael Adonai Elohenu ♪
• 25:29 ♪ Adonai , Adonai Echad ♪
• 25:39 ♪ Baruch Shem K'vod Malchuto L'olam olam Vaed ♪
• 25:59 ♪ He is my defense, and I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 26:08 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 26:16 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 26:22 ♪ He is my defense, I shall not be moved. ♪
• 26:28 ♪ I shall not - be - moved. ♪
• 26:31 ♪ No, I shall not be moved ♪♪
• 26:49 Oh, WOW!
• 26:50 Did you get those wonderful words?
• 26:51 "The Lord is our Defense."
• 26:53 "I shall not be moved."
• 26:56 I love that.
• 26:56 Thank you so much Marty.
• 26:57 It's a good word Marty,
• 26:59 and I feel as if our word for the day
• 27:01 is "perseverance" in our daily walk,
• 27:04 in our relationships with others,
• 27:06 and in our marriages.
• 27:08 Yes.
• 27:09 Next week we'll continue our Series "Psalms of Ascent"
• 27:11 but for now, Psalm 122:6 says,
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