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• 00:01 Kirsten Hart: The tabernacle stood in ancient Shiloh for hundreds of years. How does that apply to your life today? You'll find out
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• 00:50 David Hart: Thank you for joining us today
• 00:51 on "Zola Levitt Presents."
• 00:53 I'm David Hart.
• 00:55 Kirsten: I'm Kirsten Hart. Jeffrey Seif: Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:57 David: We are in our series, "Return to Eden,"
• 00:59 and we have a wonderful theme today,
• 01:00 really restoring relationships with God.
• 01:02 I love that.
• 01:03 Jeffrey: Yes, and I'm telling you, when it comes
• 01:04 to relationships, we're not doing so good
• 01:06 with other people, with God.
• 01:08 Gotta fix it. The Bible tells us how.
• 01:10 David: I think we've all been there, too, right?
• 01:12 Kirsten: Yeah. Jeffrey: We're human.
• 01:14 Kirsten: Right, and I noticed on all the tapes that we looked
• 01:16 at about the coming up segment, today's program,
• 01:19 you are in Shiloh.
• 01:21 Jeffrey: Yes.
• 01:23 David: I always thought it was Shy-low.
• 01:24 Jeffrey: Well, I'm not gonna correct.
• 01:25 However you wanna say it, you can say it.
• 01:27 I'm just glad to take people to it, 'cause not everybody
• 01:29 goes there 'cause it's kind of off the beaten path.
• 01:32 Kirsten: It's one of our favorite places.
• 01:33 David: It is. You know what?
• 01:34 Let's go there right now.
• 01:41 Jeffrey: Do you remember that famous old hymn,
• 01:44 "We are standing on holy ground"?
• 01:48 I mention that because we are.
• 01:52 I am coming to you from Shiloh.
• 01:55 It's lesser known, but it's not lesser important if you look at
• 01:59 biblical history, because after they got out of the midbar,
• 02:02 the wilderness, they hunkered down here in Shiloh,
• 02:07 in what's called the West Bank today.
• 02:09 They spent 369 years here.
• 02:13 It was the capital, in effect, of this fledgling nation state,
• 02:16 and the tabernacle dwelt right here.
• 02:21 Well, on the other side of this embankment here.
• 02:24 There's walls here.
• 02:25 You know, and there's a different word for walls.
• 02:27 The Kotel, people are familiar with that, the Western Wall,
• 02:31 Kir is another word. There's different words for it.
• 02:34 If you look at God, he is game to have a relationship with
• 02:39 people and he built a house that would reflect that.
• 02:44 We read in the text, "Vaiyomer Adonai Elohim,
• 02:47 'Lo-tov heyot ha'adam levaddo.'"
• 02:50 "And the Lord God said," what we all know,
• 02:53 "It is not good for man to be alone."
• 02:56 We're gonna explore how it's not good for God to be alone either.
• 03:01 He came down in Eden to dwell among those
• 03:04 whom he made in his own image.
• 03:07 That relationship went south and he's looking to rectify it,
• 03:10 to provide a mechanism whereby people can enter in,
• 03:14 and they enter in through the blood of the Lamb.
• 03:17 And here, coming to you from the east of Shiloh, as we make our
• 03:21 way into God's house, I wanna consider what some would see
• 03:26 when they made their way into the house and saw some
• 03:28 of the particulars.
• 03:34 Jeffrey: If you see a little twinkle in my eye, it's not just
• 03:38 that I'm squinting because of the sun, and it's not some kind
• 03:43 of fabricated joy and enthusiasm that you can get when you
• 03:47 turn on the lights, and the cameras are rolling,
• 03:50 and someone's gotta put on a show.
• 03:52 Really, in my kishke, in my gut, there is a sense
• 03:56 of excitement just that I'm here.
• 03:59 What do you mean you're here, Jeffrey?
• 04:00 It looks like a bunch of bricks to me.
• 04:02 This, as I said earlier, is Shiloh,
• 04:05 the very place where God dwelt.
• 04:10 Just a minute ago, I was a little more in the perimeters.
• 04:12 Now we're moving in here to the place that was God's very house.
• 04:18 I think it's incredible.
• 04:20 What I wanna do is discuss with you some of the particulars
• 04:24 associated with the household.
• 04:26 I mean, if you're gonna have a house, it's interesting,
• 04:29 houses come complete with master bedrooms, and I liken the inner
• 04:35 space of the mishkan, this portable worship facility,
• 04:40 I liken it to a master bedroom.
• 04:43 Not everybody goes to the master bedroom.
• 04:46 It's sacred space. It's cut off from the rest.
• 04:50 Exterior in the home or apartment you have other space.
• 04:54 You have a kitchen, and when you look at the tabernacle,
• 04:57 the temple, oh, there's a kitchen there.
• 04:59 There's the mizbeach, in Hebrew, the altar,
• 05:03 where the food was offered up.
• 05:07 You go in from there, there's a place where there's the
• 05:10 shewbread, where the bread of the presence was brought.
• 05:14 You have food staples, you have privacy,
• 05:17 you have a sense that we're in God's house,
• 05:21 the Beit HaMikdash, the holy house,
• 05:24 not just any house, sacred space.
• 05:27 As interesting as all that is, I'm moreso interested in the
• 05:33 fact that it underscores that God wanted to dwell
• 05:36 with humanity and enter into an intimate relationship
• 05:40 with persons.
• 05:42 That's what happens in houses.
• 05:44 It's a place for the family.
• 05:46 It's a place for birth and new birth and nurture.
• 05:50 God is all about the business of that.
• 05:55 I don't know what your life is right now
• 05:57 but I know whatever it is, it can be improved the moreso
• 06:02 if we enter into the relationship with this sovereign
• 06:07 who came to dwell among us.
• 06:09 He dwelt here in a bygone era.
• 06:12 The good news is, as fascinating as this place is,
• 06:17 you don't have to come to it now to have a relationship.
• 06:20 You just need to reach up to God and you can begin
• 06:23 that relationship right now.
• 06:27 ♪♪♪
• 06:34 Jeffrey: Coming to you from Netanya, Israel.
• 06:37 The word "Netanya" comes from the Hebrew "natan,"
• 06:40 which means gift.
• 06:42 And in a site that was manufactured by the Russians
• 06:45 and gifted to the Israelis here in Netanya where there's a lot
• 06:49 of Russian Jews, it's a shrine that commemorates
• 06:52 the Holocaust.
• 06:55 These wings behind me stand as a sentry, as a guardian to
• 07:00 the pathway to the shrine wherein told in pictures
• 07:05 carved in stone is a story of something that went
• 07:08 horribly wrong in human history.
• 07:12 And it's interesting, this is something of a prototype,
• 07:15 if you will, that's employed.
• 07:18 We find the ancients having these winged creatures guarding
• 07:21 the way to sanctuaries.
• 07:24 We not only find that in general in antiquity,
• 07:26 but in particular in the Genesis text.
• 07:29 We see that when Adam and Hawwah were cast out of Eden that a
• 07:34 cherub, a guardian was placed there, a guardian angel,
• 07:37 if you will, to ensure they don't make their way back.
• 07:42 These guardian angels are carved--
• 07:45 well, first of all, they're embroidered into the fabric
• 07:47 at the entrance to the tabernacle that separates
• 07:50 the holy place from the Holy of Holies.
• 07:53 Not only that, in Solomon's temple, these cherubim, these
• 07:56 winged creatures then are noted, very prominently carved
• 08:00 into the walls, and massive statues are built as a guardian
• 08:06 to the innermost sanctuary itself.
• 08:09 It's interesting how these images appear.
• 08:12 This image doesn't stave off evil, however.
• 08:15 It serves as a reminder, an evil that made its entrance
• 08:18 onto the stage of the drama in Genesis chapter 3.
• 08:23 There is this, "Psst, hey lady," this hissing creature,
• 08:27 a conversation ensues, and the net result is that
• 08:31 she becomes vitiated and her husband as well,
• 08:34 that is defiled.
• 08:37 I'm reading it in my version.
• 08:38 I don't wanna read too much, but just to give you a sense of it.
• 08:40 Picking it up in verse 6,
• 08:42 "Vattere haishshah ki tov haetz lemaachal,
• 08:46 and the woman saw that the tree was good for food."
• 08:51 You know, temptation always makes its doorway
• 08:55 into an appetite and through an appetite.
• 08:58 There's an interest, something to acquire,
• 09:01 a need to fill up somehow.
• 09:05 We read on, "Vechi taavah-hu laeinayim,"
• 09:10 and that it was pleasant to the eyes.
• 09:13 You know, people see and they desire.
• 09:16 There's an appetite, and they desire, and people get hooked.
• 09:21 By the way, it's not just the way that people get hooked in
• 09:25 the Garden of Eden, it's a way that people get hooked
• 09:27 all over the world.
• 09:29 "Venechmad haetz lehaskil," and that it was desirable
• 09:35 to gain wisdom, "vattikkach," and she took, "mippiryo,"
• 09:41 from the fruit, "vattochal," and she ate.
• 09:49 I've heard it said that when it comes to temptation, jokingly,
• 09:53 harking to the Lord's prayer, the Lord says, "Lead me not
• 09:56 into temptation," in response to which someone says,
• 09:59 "I don't need to be led into temptation.
• 10:01 I can find it all by myself."
• 10:03 And it's a fitting prayer, the Lord's Prayer, by the way,
• 10:05 and it is so very true.
• 10:08 There's a verse in Scripture that says, "Man tends towards
• 10:11 evil as the sparks fly upward."
• 10:14 It just seems part of human nature, which is one
• 10:17 of the reasons why people need a new nature.
• 10:20 There's heaven's help for earthly dilemmas, and here as we
• 10:24 think of the passage in Genesis 3 where sin makes its entrance
• 10:29 onto the stage of the drama, and as I have this depiction
• 10:32 of this cherub, these winged creatures--winged creature,
• 10:36 singular, behind me, I'm reminded of biblical motifs.
• 10:40 I'm reminded as well that not only does the Bible give voice
• 10:43 to the fact that there is a problem
• 10:46 with the human experience.
• 10:48 While that's there, there's also a solution to it, and that's
• 10:52 of course part of the whole biblical story, a solution that
• 10:56 finds its ultimate fulfillment in he who so loved the world
• 11:02 that he sent his Son into the world, and his Son who gave up
• 11:06 his life that we can be restored to garden life, if you will,
• 11:10 and walk with God, and enjoy his presence.
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• 12:49 Jeffrey: We're told in the biblical text
• 12:51 that a garden was made, and we're told in verse 9--
• 12:57 and I'm looking at the very beginning of the Bible,
• 12:59 or very close to the beginning in chapter 2, verse 9,
• 13:02 "Veetz hachaiyim betoch haggan veetz."
• 13:07 And the tree, "chaiyim, hachaiyim," the tree of life,
• 13:13 "betoch haggan," was there in the midst of the garden.
• 13:16 "Veetz haddaat," and the tree, "haddaat," the word "yedaia"
• 13:23 hand, to know, the tree of knowledge, similarly,
• 13:27 of, "tov," of good, "vara," and evil.
• 13:32 It was all there.
• 13:35 Trees are mentioned in general, two trees in particular,
• 13:40 and we know that the royal family, Adam and Hawwah,
• 13:44 got in trouble for tasting the fruit of one.
• 13:50 I'm interested in this other tree that's noted,
• 13:53 "Etz chaiyim," the tree of life, the tree of immortality,
• 14:00 if you will.
• 14:01 It's a fascinating, fascinating tree that's actually fabricated,
• 14:06 it's manufactured later and placed in the portable Eden.
• 14:12 There, there is the menorah, this seven-branched candlestick,
• 14:19 if you will.
• 14:21 While referred to as a candlestick,
• 14:22 from the Latin "candelabra," arguably a misnomer
• 14:26 because there's no candles.
• 14:28 It was burned with oil and actually the wick for the
• 14:33 candelabra was made out of worn out Levitical priests' garments,
• 14:38 if you will, the linen.
• 14:40 It's a fascinating, fascinating picture.
• 14:42 And I wanna consider the picture, too,
• 14:44 because not only do we have this organic tree of life
• 14:49 that is notated in the Genesis text,
• 14:52 when you go to Exodus chapter 25 and where there the Lord
• 14:57 tells Moshe Rabbenu, Moses, to build this enclosure.
• 15:02 And remember, Latin for paradise,
• 15:06 it's enclosed garden is what it means.
• 15:09 And there is this enclosure within which is placed
• 15:13 the temple, within which is placed this menorah.
• 15:18 The particulars of it are described in the language
• 15:21 of flowers and trees.
• 15:23 In chapter 25, verse 31, specifically we're told,
• 15:28 "You are to make a menorah of pure gold,"
• 15:32 we're told in 25:31.
• 15:35 "It's base, stem, cups, bulbs, and flowers
• 15:38 are to be one piece."
• 15:40 This notation of cups, and bulbs, and flowers is described
• 15:47 as you go on in verse 33, depicted as almond blossoms
• 15:51 with a bulb, cups made like almond blossoms.
• 15:55 It says it again, "On one branch with a bulb on the other."
• 15:59 A flower is noted.
• 16:01 In verse 34 similarly, bulbs with flowers are noted.
• 16:06 And then he finishes saying it's to be hammered
• 16:09 out of a single work of pure gold.
• 16:13 I'm interested in the correlation between the tree in
• 16:18 Eden and this tree-like figure, this menorah in the tabernacle,
• 16:27 in the mishkan, this portable worship center
• 16:31 that Moshe Rabbenu made, and then later on,
• 16:34 when it's developed more fully and permanently by Shlomo.
• 16:38 And then later on even in the second temple when it's built,
• 16:43 the menorah, this piece of furniture is idyllic.
• 16:50 It's symbolic of the Jewish people up to this modern day.
• 16:54 In fact, the insignia for the nation state of Israel is
• 16:57 a menorah and there's beautiful depictions of it.
• 17:00 One was fabricated and made, and it's right in front
• 17:03 of the Knesset.
• 17:05 There's another that was just retooled, by the way,
• 17:07 by the Temple Institute that's right there by the Kotel.
• 17:11 It's a symbol of Jewish presence in the sanctuary.
• 17:15 In the biblical text, it is arguably a symbol of the tree
• 17:21 of life, the tree of immortality.
• 17:25 In the Jewish world, the Torah, the five books of Moses is
• 17:29 referred to as the tree of life, but I think that may well be
• 17:35 a mistake, though there is life that emanates from it.
• 17:38 But the real secret to immortality is found,
• 17:43 I believe--a rabbi once said, and I'm referring
• 17:47 to the rabbi from Tarsus who wrote arguably
• 17:51 his first letter in the Newer Testament,
• 17:53 the Galatians text, he refers to the cross.
• 17:56 He refers to Yeshua, he who hung on the tree.
• 18:03 Now, that's some fruit that purchases immortality.
• 18:08 He said that, "I am the resurrection and the life.
• 18:11 He who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live."
• 18:18 Coming to you from paradise, letting you know the secret to
• 18:21 immortality is found by he who's depicted in the tree of life.
• 18:29 Kirsten: I have been to Bible college, I have been in
• 18:31 revivals, sat on the church pew since I was two weeks old, and I
• 18:36 have to admit you just taught me something absolutely brand new.
• 18:40 I never knew, never realized that menorah in the tabernacle
• 18:45 and temple was a representation of the tree of life.
• 18:49 Jeffrey: I didn't invent that.
• 18:50 That's a Jewish perspective on it,
• 18:52 and I think it's profoundly significant.
• 18:54 Kirsten: No idea.
• 18:55 David: We didn't know, growing up in the church.
• 18:57 Jeffrey: I mean, I'm a professor kinda guy.
• 18:59 Some people in the name of prophetic inspiration are coming
• 19:01 up with new insights, but I just pulled the stuff
• 19:03 that's been lost, particularly Jewish perspectives
• 19:06 on the biblical narrative.
• 19:08 Kirsten: And it's such a beautiful picture.
• 19:09 Jeffrey: It really is.
• 19:11 It's depicted--when people make their way to the Temple Mount in
• 19:13 Israel today, they pass a plaza where the menorah is encased
• 19:17 to remind people of a soon-coming temple.
• 19:20 Kirsten: And speaking of that temple, we recently--
• 19:23 last time we were in Israel, had an opportunity to meet
• 19:27 with Yehuda Glick, who is a Knesset member.
• 19:30 And we went with our friend, you know him, Chaim Malespin.
• 19:33 He's been on the program for at least a couple of years now.
• 19:36 And we had an opportunity to sit in the office.
• 19:38 David: It was amazing.
• 19:40 Kirsten: With Yehuda, Mr. Glick, and here's the interview.
• 19:43 Hope you enjoy it.
• 19:45 ♪♪♪
• 19:50 Yehuda Glick: As you probably have heard,
• 19:52 there's a very good bestseller.
• 19:54 It's called the Bible. You may have heard of the book.
• 19:56 It's a very much recommended to read it.
• 19:59 And there are millions of people are the world who believe in it,
• 20:02 hundreds of millions.
• 20:04 And according to that book, which I happen to be one of
• 20:06 those hundreds of millions, the Temple Mount is the holiest
• 20:09 place in the world.
• 20:11 It is the place where God rests his divine presence,
• 20:14 not as a place to be hidden, but as a place to be the origin
• 20:19 of energy to the world.
• 20:21 It's a place where the house of prayer for all nations.
• 20:24 It's the place where the Word coming from Jerusalem,
• 20:29 from Zion, comes out of there.
• 20:31 Chaim Malespin: Do you believe that the Temple Mount
• 20:33 should be a house of prayer for all nations,
• 20:35 including the Jewish people?
• 20:36 Yehuda: It's not I believe, it's Prophet Isaiah said,
• 20:39 "All nations."
• 20:41 And if he says, "All nations," he includes everybody, whether
• 20:43 they're from Korea, Indonesia, or Mexico, Brazil, Italy,
• 20:48 or Luxembourg.
• 20:50 They're all nations.
• 20:51 God is one and he created all the nations.
• 20:54 He created all mankind and he wants us all to be different and
• 20:57 worship him together through the place where he chose to rest his
• 21:01 divine presence, and that is the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
• 21:04 Chaim: Christians are ever-growing in support for
• 21:06 Israel, encouraged by Netanyahu, the Prime Minister.
• 21:09 Is this good or dangerous?
• 21:11 Yehuda: Look, we are living in biblical era.
• 21:15 In the past, people would come to Israel, and visit, and see,
• 21:19 and walk in the footsteps of the stories that took place
• 21:21 in the Bible.
• 21:23 Today, in the past century, we're walking in the footsteps
• 21:25 of the words of the prophets coming out of the book
• 21:27 and materializing.
• 21:29 And the very establishment of the state of Israel is only--
• 21:33 the only way you can explain it is a godly phenomenon.
• 21:36 And the recognition of people from all over the world,
• 21:39 including Christians, millions of Christians from all over
• 21:41 the world, recognizing Israel is also an implementation
• 21:46 of the words of the prophets.
• 21:48 So yes, when Isaiah said that all the nations will be facing
• 21:53 Jerusalem to receive the Word of God,
• 21:55 he was including Christians from Texas and Oklahoma as well.
• 22:00 ♪♪♪
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• 22:38 Kirsten: Jeff Seif has been teaching from Shiloh today,
• 22:41 which is the site of the ancient tabernacle.
• 22:44 It's an amazing site, actually one of our favorites
• 22:46 to tour in Israel.
• 22:48 Not every tour that goes to the holy land visits there,
• 22:51 but every Zola Levitt tour hits it.
• 22:54 We'd love for you to join us, spring or fall.
• 22:56 Go to our website, levitt.com, for more information.
• 22:59 And speaking of the land of Israel and touring it,
• 23:03 when you're there you will experience the seven species
• 23:07 found in Deuteronomy 8.
• 23:09 Sarah Liberman has more on those.
• 23:11 ♪♪♪
• 23:21 Sarah Liberman: Shalom haverim.
• 23:22 Welcome back to our series about the seven species,
• 23:25 shivat haminim.
• 23:27 We're here in the market in Haifa where Israelis
• 23:29 are coming to buy their fresh fruit and produce
• 23:32 as they prepare for Shabbat.
• 23:34 Now today, we're going to talk about the vine.
• 23:37 In Hebrew, the word for vine is "gephen," and the psalmist
• 23:40 tells us that it symbolizes joy because it says that
• 23:43 the fruit of the vine makes the people glad.
• 23:47 Now, Yeshua said that he was the vine.
• 23:49 In John chapter 15, verse 5, he says this,
• 23:53 "I am the vine and you are the branches.
• 23:56 If a man remains in me, and I in him, he will bear much fruit.
• 24:01 Because apart from me you can do nothing."
• 24:04 Well, this week I pray that as you contemplate this fruit of
• 24:08 the vine, you will experience that blessing of the Lord,
• 24:13 that as you abide in him, that as you think upon him,
• 24:16 you will bear much fruit for his kingdom.
• 24:19 Now, in Shabbat in Israel, we say a special blessing
• 24:23 over the fruit of the vine.
• 24:25 We say "Baruch atah, Adonai Eloheinu, Melech haolam,
• 24:29 borei p'ri hagafen."
• 24:31 "Blessed are you, O Lord of the Universe, the Creator
• 24:35 of the fruit of the vine, amen."
• 24:38 ♪ I will hear a man today. ♪
• 24:41 ♪ Wonder what he'll have to say. ♪
• 24:45 ♪ Miracles happen in Galilee, ♪
• 24:48 ♪ always to others but never to me. ♪
• 24:54 ♪ I wonder if the teacher knows ♪
• 24:57 ♪ how many will come to hear. ♪
• 25:00 ♪ Will elders bring my fish and loaves, ♪
• 25:04 ♪ not to stand 'round here, here. ♪
• 25:10 ♪ Loaves and fishes, fish and loaves. ♪
• 25:13 ♪ Not much fruit, but then who knows? ♪
• 25:17 ♪ Miracles happen in Galilee, ♪
• 25:20 ♪ always to others but never to me. ♪♪
• 25:25 ♪♪♪
• 25:35 ♪♪♪
• 25:45 ♪♪♪
• 25:53 ♪♪♪
• 25:57 Kirsten: It has been a chock full program today.
• 26:01 Sarah Liberman teaching us on the seven species,
• 26:03 you teaching us.
• 26:05 And I love you, I'm a huge fan, but I've got to say I think
• 26:08 my favorite today was hearing Chaim's interview
• 26:11 with Knesset member Yehuda Glick.
• 26:13 David: Really amazing.
• 26:15 Jeffrey: Listen, I don't mind playing second fiddle to him.
• 26:18 The genius of this program isn't just that we bring
• 26:20 Israel to people.
• 26:22 We bring Israelis, and people have an opportunity to hear the
• 26:26 good news of Israel through the primary actors in the drama.
• 26:30 Kirsten: Yeah, and he, with his almost near-death
• 26:34 experience, I remember in that office and maybe it was even off
• 26:37 camera, said to us, "I know that God has a plan for my life."
• 26:42 David: We felt his passion for Israelis,
• 26:45 for believers, for tourists.
• 26:48 Jeffrey: And listen to me, since you mentioned,
• 26:50 people like him feel the passions of people like you
• 26:54 and people like you.
• 26:56 Thank you so much for your support
• 26:59 for Zola Levitt Ministries.
• 27:01 You love the Jews, you love the good news through
• 27:03 the eyes of the Jews, and we love you for it.
• 27:07 Kirsten: Thank you for your teaching today.
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