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• 00:01 David Hart: On today's program we look at the Lord's
• 00:05 power over life and death. That's coming up on "Our Jewish Roots" with Bible teaching in
• 00:08 Israel by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:12 ♪♪♪
• 00:18 narrator: To believe in the Bible is to believe in miracles.
• 00:21 From Genesis to Revelation, the impossible became possible.
• 00:26 As God's hand moved across space and time, land and seas
• 00:31 were created, graves opened, water turned to wine,
• 00:35 the sick and lame healed.
• 00:38 The land of Israel completely restored.
• 00:42 Past, present, and future, he's the Alpha and Omega.
• 00:47 He is the God of Miracles.
• 00:51 ♪♪♪
• 00:56 David: Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 00:58 I am David Hart.
• 00:59 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:00 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I'm Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:02 David: So our program today is on miracles about life and
• 01:05 even death, yes?
• 01:06 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yes, and turning that around as well.
• 01:08 You know, he brings a life out of death.
• 01:11 Kirsten: That's good because I was thinking about this.
• 01:15 Usually we see, if someone's brought back to life,
• 01:17 that's the miracle.
• 01:19 But we don't see death as a miracle.
• 01:21 We see that as an unanswer.
• 01:23 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Well, death is a door, and we go through to
• 01:25 a great miracle and principally, of course, we're interested in
• 01:29 can God rearrange the laws of nature to help us until
• 01:34 such time as we get to that final door.
• 01:36 And the answer is yes. We see it today.
• 01:38 We see it in Scripture.
• 01:39 Kirsten: And the greatest miracle of all is through death,
• 01:42 what we go to.
• 01:44 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yes, but God wants to show of to let
• 01:45 people know they turn to him, there's help for life.
• 01:48 Kirsten: Today we're talking about widows, and we have
• 01:50 a special heart for those that are left here
• 01:52 without their spouse, and we'll see
• 01:55 what God does through those widows.
• 01:57 David: Yes, right now we take you to Israel with Dr. Seif's
• 01:59 teaching, "In the Wilderness."
• 02:02 ♪♪♪
• 02:05 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I've long observed that in the Bible
• 02:08 greats often came up out of the wilderness, and look where I am.
• 02:14 This is wilderness.
• 02:16 You might recall from Scripture that Jesus spent 40 days
• 02:19 in the wilderness, out here, by the way.
• 02:21 Subsequent to which his ministry in effect launched.
• 02:25 We know Moshe Rabbeinu, Moses, spent 40 years in the wilderness
• 02:30 in the context of which his ministry was then launched.
• 02:35 Lesser known are the persons of Elijah and Elisha,
• 02:41 whom I want to make the object of our attention now.
• 02:45 They're lesser known, not because they're not important
• 02:47 but because they didn't write.
• 02:50 What we know in the book, Melachim, 1 and 2 Kings,
• 02:54 about them is known because someone else wrote it.
• 02:57 But these prophets who began in the environs of this very place,
• 03:03 I'm not far from Jericho.
• 03:06 Jericho's not far from Jordan.
• 03:09 You take a look at the ministries of Elijah and Elisha,
• 03:12 they were here.
• 03:15 And now I want to come to you from here and talk to you about
• 03:19 something that would be important to people that
• 03:21 frequented this place, and that is miracles.
• 03:26 It's not an easy life out here, but there's a way that,
• 03:30 with God's help, people get to the business of living
• 03:34 and through it and to a place called success in life.
• 03:38 I want to open up the book and have a look and give you
• 03:42 examples and cues to help you get miracles in your own life.
• 03:47 ♪♪♪
• 03:54 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: When I think of miracles, I think of
• 03:56 the name Elijah and Elisha.
• 04:00 Eliyahu in Hebrew, Elijah, it means God is my God.
• 04:05 Elisha means God is salvation.
• 04:08 Just in the names, there's something personal there.
• 04:12 Religious people have an impersonal relationship
• 04:16 with the divine.
• 04:18 "You know, I go to church, you know, on Christmas and Easter,
• 04:20 every now and again."
• 04:21 But it's not really part of their world.
• 04:23 It's not integrated in.
• 04:25 And it's hard to really experience God if one just keeps
• 04:29 a perennial distance from him.
• 04:32 Well, there was a woman who felt far away.
• 04:34 Her circumstances were abysmal.
• 04:36 We're told in 1 Kings 17 she was a widow and both stories I want
• 04:41 to look at in this program segment have to do with God
• 04:45 rescuing widows, God rescuing widows.
• 04:48 This woman was at her wit's end, just about to starve.
• 04:51 There was no more food in the cupboard, and the Lord shows up
• 04:55 in the person of Elijah whose name is God is my God.
• 05:00 So God is my God shows up, and he tells her in verse 13,
• 05:06 "Fear not!"
• 05:08 Well, I can understand 100% why she was fearful, 'cause she had
• 05:12 a lot to be concerned about, but the Lord planned to do good
• 05:15 for her and there's a wonderful miracle.
• 05:18 What she does is she prepares bread for the prophet and then
• 05:21 bread, bread, bread.
• 05:23 She supplied in abundance.
• 05:25 And I mention this because if you were a widow in antiquity,
• 05:29 your principal supplier was your husband but when the husband's
• 05:33 gone, the supply can be gone.
• 05:36 Some people can find themselves in life's circumstances where
• 05:39 they're really in trouble, they're really in a bad way,
• 05:42 and that was the story of this widow.
• 05:45 But preserved in Scripture was that God, yes, God had a way
• 05:50 of taking care of her.
• 05:52 The promise was that "the jar of flour that she had would not be
• 05:56 exhausted, the jug of oil that she had wouldn't become empty,
• 06:00 according to the Word of the Lord,"
• 06:03 which is spoken by the prophet Elijah.
• 06:06 God's special love for widows is attested here in the literature
• 06:10 and in a variety of other places.
• 06:12 And in this program on miracles, if you're a widow,
• 06:15 I want to tell you don't give up, because,
• 06:17 yes, God, even God can have a miracle for you.
• 06:20 Yes, even you.
• 06:24 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: God's concern for women is amply
• 06:26 attested in both Testaments, whether it's grieving widows in
• 06:30 the Older Testament or grieving sisters in the New, we see God
• 06:35 at work doing miracles in his way and his day.
• 06:42 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: In TV talk, this is what we call a wide shot
• 06:47 in a tight spot.
• 06:50 The reason why I say that, as I am in a very tight spot
• 06:54 and you would expect it to be the case.
• 06:56 I'm coming to you from a tomb.
• 06:58 Doesn't need to be very big.
• 07:00 Inhabitants don't live here, they settle here.
• 07:04 When I tell you where "here" is, then you'll probably recall.
• 07:08 The place is called Bethany.
• 07:11 And Bible readers know that a great miracle happened here, one
• 07:17 that was extremely famous or infamous,
• 07:20 depending on where you stood.
• 07:23 Jesus was known to be a miracle worker.
• 07:25 Early in the Gospel of John chapter 3, Nicodemus comes to
• 07:28 him and says, "Rabbi, we know that You are a teacher,
• 07:31 have come from God.
• 07:33 For no one can do the signs that You do unless God is with Him!"
• 07:37 So he was known for signs and wonders, but the world ain't
• 07:40 seen nothing like this.
• 07:42 The story starts off slow enough.
• 07:45 Martha and Mary, who were very close to Yeshua, with their
• 07:50 brother Eleazar, Jesus was close to the family.
• 07:54 They sent word to him and they say,
• 07:56 "Lazarus whom you love is sick,"
• 08:01 and he's at the point of death and Jesus didn't make haste
• 08:04 to get to him, interestingly.
• 08:06 He let him die.
• 08:08 One could say, you know, friends like this, who needs enemies.
• 08:12 I'm sure they were very disappointed, but Jesus knew
• 08:17 what he was about to do and when he did it,
• 08:20 believers were excited.
• 08:23 Those that were on the fence became believers.
• 08:26 Those that were disdainful toward him said, "Enough
• 08:29 already, this has gotta stop," because his popularity is
• 08:34 spreading everywhere and they were very, very chagrined.
• 08:41 It's a marvelous story.
• 08:44 In the 17th verse of the 11th chapter, Yeshua shows up,
• 08:49 and we're told there that he had been dead already for 4 days.
• 08:55 It says as much here in verse 17.
• 08:58 "He discovered Lazarus was in the tomb four days."
• 09:01 Now, that's not insignificant, by the way.
• 09:04 From a Jewish perspective, there was a belief in antiquity
• 09:07 that the spirit hovered around for 3 days.
• 09:10 On the 4th day, that's dead, dead.
• 09:14 If Jesus would have come and done the miracle on the 2nd day,
• 09:17 they would have referred to it perhaps as a resuscitation, but
• 09:21 in no uncertain terms Jesus wanted to demonstrate his power
• 09:25 over death in a way that they would see and they saw all
• 09:30 right, and they saw it here, and the world knows the story
• 09:36 because of what happened here when Lazarus was called forth,
• 09:41 and he came out of the tomb.
• 09:44 ♪♪♪
• 09:51 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yesterday, today, and forever God is in
• 09:56 the business of bringing people to life in various ways.
• 10:02 I'm not the least bit surprised that they built a church right
• 10:06 next to Lazarus's tomb.
• 10:10 And why wouldn't they?
• 10:11 It is such a famous story and pilgrims would want to come
• 10:15 to see when it was played out.
• 10:20 In a moment what I want to do is look at an aspect of the story
• 10:25 and consider how it plays out, not 2,000 years ago, but how it
• 10:30 can even play out today.
• 10:34 Well, in the 11th chapter of the Gospel of John,
• 10:38 Jesus cries out in verse 43.
• 10:41 He says, "Lazarus, come out!"
• 10:45 Subsequent to which it says that he came out.
• 10:48 Now, I came out of the tomb.
• 10:50 You saw me in it and leaving it, and I'm telling you it's not
• 10:54 easy to get out, and I'm not all bound up.
• 10:59 You know, he must have wormed out like a caterpillar
• 11:02 or something 'cause he's bound up in grave cloths
• 11:04 and what have you.
• 11:06 The reason why I know he's bound up is 'cause later on Jesus
• 11:08 said, "Unbind him," you know, cut him loose,
• 11:10 and I'll look at that in the text.
• 11:12 But he must have struggled to come out.
• 11:14 You know, life force is within him, but he's still bound up in
• 11:19 the trappings associated with his death.
• 11:23 And you kind of have to struggle to get through that, not just to
• 11:25 get out of the tomb, but to get out of the grave wrappings.
• 11:30 I mention that here because what I just noted is described here.
• 11:35 I'm looking at the literature.
• 11:36 He gets out we're told in verse 44, he's wrapped up in burial
• 11:41 clothing, subsequent to which Jesus tells them,
• 11:46 "Cut him loose, and let him go!"
• 11:52 Now, of course, you can understand that and you should
• 11:56 hear it initially just in the context of the moment.
• 11:58 He's bound up in his death robes, but he's alive now.
• 12:04 And he's asked to--he asked others to cut him out of that,
• 12:10 so that way he'd go on and function as a human being.
• 12:14 It's a fascinating miracle from yesteryear.
• 12:18 And as I mentioned earlier, it really caught around,
• 12:20 and why wouldn't it?
• 12:22 It's so fascinating.
• 12:23 He was dead, going, going, and gone.
• 12:25 And his coming to life just invoked faith and ire too.
• 12:30 Some said, "Enough already, oh goodness.
• 12:32 You know, we gotta do something about this guy.
• 12:33 Everyone's going to follow him."
• 12:36 He was enjoying so much popularity of the rank and file.
• 12:39 But a question that I want to put to table is what might some
• 12:43 of the implications of this be now for people like me and you?
• 12:48 I mention that because we can be born anew and receive new life,
• 12:53 and we indeed have, but there still is something of a process
• 12:58 of getting out of the old wrappings of death.
• 13:02 It doesn't happen immediately.
• 13:06 It can happen incrementally, at different speeds.
• 13:09 I say that because it wasn't immediate here.
• 13:12 He didn't just walk out of the tomb like he did before he died.
• 13:17 I mean, he came out with the stuff.
• 13:20 And the truth of the matter is that a lot of people are born
• 13:23 again, we come out of the spiritual womb,
• 13:27 and we still have the stuff.
• 13:30 And there is the process then of unbinding and cutting loose.
• 13:37 Now I say that because I want to give you some grace for the
• 13:42 moment because it could be that you've come alive in Christ, but
• 13:45 if you're like me, not all is well, you know.
• 13:49 We're just not perfect people.
• 13:52 Perfection isn't achieved on this side of the grave and
• 13:55 especially for a lifetime, being invested in lifestyles, we have
• 13:59 memories burned into our thought processes and the like.
• 14:02 And I'm not trying to make light of that, as much as to say that
• 14:07 there is a means to be delivered from it, which is why I want to
• 14:11 continue to carry on with the Lord, imperfections and all.
• 14:17 You know, Jesus, when he was asked to teach to pray, he
• 14:20 mentioned, "Pray like this, you know, 'Forgive us our trespasses
• 14:24 as we forgive those who trespass against us.'"
• 14:28 I think we'd do well to give people a break,
• 14:30 because God gives us a break because we're not perfect yet.
• 14:33 We're all construction processes.
• 14:35 And it might be it's for that reason that this site here,
• 14:39 behind me is a church as I mentioned earlier,
• 14:41 and next to the church is a grave that's now empty.
• 14:44 People frequent it, imperfect people, and reminded of that,
• 14:48 that Jesus indeed raises people to a new life, and then he
• 14:53 bears with them as they unravel out of their death cloth.
• 14:57 What a miracle. What a story.
• 15:00 I'm glad to bring it to you from here.
• 15:05 Kirsten: We just saw Dr. Seif outside of the Church
• 15:09 of Lazarus, and I want to say it's a miracle that you climbed
• 15:13 out of that tomb, and you weren't all scratched up
• 15:16 and you didn't caught down there.
• 15:18 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: It was smaller than I expected
• 15:20 it would be, quite frankly.
• 15:22 Kirsten: Very tiny, but it was a miracle, a miracle,
• 15:25 that Lazarus, wrapped up, got out of there.
• 15:28 I mean, of course, you know, it was different back then,
• 15:31 but the miracle of life from death.
• 15:35 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, and that's the principal point
• 15:37 because people are wrapped up in death in so many ways, and the
• 15:41 question is can we take that cloth off and have new life,
• 15:45 and the answer is yes.
• 15:47 Kirsten: And also, with the widow, with Elijah,
• 15:50 she was at the end of everything she had.
• 15:55 Absolute end.
• 15:57 Very few of us know what that feels like.
• 15:59 And then God stepped in as he does.
• 16:02 He steps in where we just can't do anymore.
• 16:06 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: That's right and that's the beauty.
• 16:08 You know, we call out to God in our weakness, and he shows up
• 16:13 because we need some help in life sometimes.
• 16:16 It's just the nature of the thing and these widows were
• 16:19 really in a bad way, you know, and these sisters in the case
• 16:24 of Lazarus, they were just in a bad way,
• 16:26 and God graced them with blessing.
• 16:30 David: I know it's about widows, but I've just gotta
• 16:32 say, and I've been thinking about you during this, that you
• 16:34 were a widower, and God helped you through that time
• 16:37 in your life.
• 16:39 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, I say Barri is the way, the truth,
• 16:40 and the wife.
• 16:42 And I know Jesus is going to kind of pull me aside in heaven
• 16:44 and say, "Jeffrey, that verse was for me."
• 16:46 But you know, her presence is God's gracing someone.
• 16:50 I was lost, and I'm so thankful to the Lord for Barri,
• 16:55 and Patty, may she rest in peace.
• 16:57 Kirsten: Mm-hmm, and he rescued--just going to say, he
• 16:59 rescued your heart and gave you a miracle of new life and joy.
• 17:03 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: I was lost actually when, you know,
• 17:05 I was just really lost.
• 17:06 David: And your story's for somebody today.
• 17:08 Stay tuned, we'll be right back.
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• 17:49 Kirsten: And interviews.
• 17:51 I don't know if you've already seen our interview one-on-one
• 17:53 with Israel Hanna, but recently we got to talk with him
• 17:57 more on this set about his miracle story.
• 18:02 Actually, story of miracles in his life.
• 18:06 And here's part of that interview.
• 18:07 I think you'll enjoy Israel's story.
• 18:11 Kirsten: You grew up Catholic, which we have some
• 18:13 incredible, wonderful Catholic friends.
• 18:15 Israel Hanna: Yes.
• 18:17 Kirsten: But it was not a personal relationship
• 18:18 with the Lord.
• 18:20 You had a miraculous time of your life where God just
• 18:24 literally opened up the door for you to know him.
• 18:27 Israel: Yes, and it was a miracle.
• 18:29 David: Can I say this before you start?
• 18:30 Israel: Yes.
• 18:31 David: We watched your testimony last night again,
• 18:34 and you made me cry again.
• 18:36 It's powerful, it's incredible, so just kind of share
• 18:40 a little bit of--
• 18:42 Kirsten: Your miracle story, yes.
• 18:44 Israel: That little DVD, David, has reached over
• 18:45 10 million people and it's--everybody that watches it
• 18:49 says exactly what you said.
• 18:51 It touches them.
• 18:53 So, the way that happened is I came at age of 33 to--
• 18:59 just about 33, to the end of myself.
• 19:01 I was suicidal.
• 19:03 I got a gun up to my head ready to shoot myself.
• 19:05 Kirsten: Literally?
• 19:07 Israel: Yes, and so I went into AA for that--
• 19:13 I came out of that time.
• 19:16 Went into AA, got sober, and then even as a sober person,
• 19:20 I felt there was something missing and one night in
• 19:24 February in Northern Minnesota,
• 19:26 I was at my wit's end again, even as--even though I
• 19:29 was sober, and I--the Lord directed me to a little cabin
• 19:33 in the woods, 30 below in February, a full moon,
• 19:38 and I knocked on the door.
• 19:40 They weren't total strangers, but they--I said, "I don't know
• 19:45 who brought me here, but the Lord sent me here tonight to--"
• 19:49 And they said, "We're Christians, and we've been--"
• 19:52 Almost like they were waiting for somebody to show up.
• 19:54 And they led me to the Lord.
• 19:56 David: Angels.
• 19:58 Israel: In my--yes.
• 19:59 And it changed--that night changed my whole life.
• 20:01 David: Were you married at the time?
• 20:02 And did you have kids, or were you--
• 20:04 Israel: I was married and--but I was still struggling
• 20:07 with life, but I was married at that time, yes, I was.
• 20:11 And--but God has done so many good things.
• 20:14 And one of them including returning my Bible, actually,
• 20:17 to me, that was lost in a car accident, years later
• 20:20 after that experience.
• 20:22 David: As we've been sitting here chatting with you,
• 20:24 I can't help look at what you've got sitting there.
• 20:26 You look like Moses sitting there.
• 20:28 Israel: My walking stick.
• 20:29 David: Has that--was that a snake before or--
• 20:32 Israel: Yeah, I don't dare drop it because it turns into--
• 20:34 Kirsten: Yeah, it could, it could.
• 20:35 David: It's got Hebrew on it.
• 20:37 Tell me real quick what--
• 20:38 Israel: It's Isaiah chapter 43.
• 20:40 I've been through, like I said, 26 documented
• 20:43 near-death experiences.
• 20:45 My grandfather-- I was hit by a train,
• 20:48 80 miles an hour broadside with it.
• 20:50 My grandfather--was raised by my grandfather.
• 20:53 And my grandfather said he'd give his life for me.
• 20:55 Three days after being hit by the train, I woke up in the
• 20:58 hospital, and I was greeted by these words:
• 21:00 "A strange thing has happened.
• 21:02 Your grandfather died at the exact same time you hit
• 21:05 that car--that train--or hit by the train."
• 21:08 My grandfather's words, you know,
• 21:10 "I will give my life for you if I ever have to."
• 21:12 He gave his life for me.
• 21:14 Twenty years later, I'm hit broadside by a semi-truck
• 21:17 and trapped in the car.
• 21:20 I wake up in intensive care, and I'm greeted by these words,
• 21:22 "Mr. Hanna, it's a miracle you're alive,
• 21:24 but your 11-year-old daughter, Jessie,
• 21:27 had died in the accident."
• 21:29 On this stick that was given to me is Isaiah 43 that the man
• 21:34 wrote on this stick verses 1 through 6, "Because, my son,
• 21:38 you are precious in my sight, I have traded
• 21:41 other men's lives for yours."
• 21:44 And that's on this walking stick.
• 21:46 And that's why it's so important to me.
• 21:48 And the way it was given to me is a whole 'nother story
• 21:51 that we can talk about someday.
• 21:53 ♪♪♪
• 21:58 David: Many of you know already about my testimony
• 22:01 as a child becoming a Christian.
• 22:04 Kirsten and I both grew up in the church.
• 22:06 Every time the doors were open, we were there.
• 22:09 And Israel Hanna, his story is dramatic, it's miraculous,
• 22:13 and so different from how we grew up as being in the church.
• 22:18 Kirsten: Church babies.
• 22:20 Synagogue baby.
• 22:22 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yeah, I wasn't raised in--
• 22:23 I wasn't raised in the church.
• 22:25 I can't comment.
• 22:26 Kirsten: Right, but it's the gift, and the miracle,
• 22:28 we're talk--our whole series is on miracles.
• 22:31 The miracle of salvation, the greatest miracle of all,
• 22:34 a changed heart.
• 22:36 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Yes, and what helped change my heart,
• 22:38 by the way, was miracles, literal.
• 22:40 That is, when someone comes to terms with the fact
• 22:44 that the Lord does miracles in Jesus's name,
• 22:47 it's not just a religious idea.
• 22:49 It's not just schooling.
• 22:50 One is confronted with the supernatural,
• 22:52 with the God behind the supernatural,
• 22:54 and very, very transformative for me.
• 22:56 Kirsten: We talk--I mean, we're teaching today
• 22:59 about the widows.
• 23:01 We're talking about Lazarus coming back to life.
• 23:03 And we think that's only in the Bible, and--
• 23:06 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: No, no, no, no, no.
• 23:07 Kirsten: Right, it's everywhere.
• 23:09 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: That's right.
• 23:10 Yesterday, today, and forever is Jesus, and he said,
• 23:12 "If I do not do the works of my Father, do not believe me.
• 23:14 But if I do them, if you don't believe me, believe the works
• 23:18 that you may know and understand that I am in the Father,
• 23:20 and the Father is in me."
• 23:22 Kirsten: And we have the power through the Holy Spirit,
• 23:24 you've already taught on that, to do even greater works,
• 23:27 Yeshua said, than he did.
• 23:29 That's amazing.
• 23:31 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: When you think about it, when Jesus
• 23:33 was talking, he's got a few fishermen
• 23:34 on a countryside somewhere.
• 23:36 Now we're all over the world, 2,000 years later.
• 23:37 You want to talk about a great miracle, just the fact
• 23:39 the church exists for you to grow up in is a miracle.
• 23:42 Kirsten: That's a good way to end our program.
• 23:44 Miracle miracles, look for them and expect them, in our hearts,
• 23:49 and around us in our lives.
• 23:51 David: We actually end with a song from our founder,
• 23:53 Zola Levitt, all about miracles, and also--
• 23:56 Dr. Jeffrey Seif: Til next time,
• 23:58 Shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 24:00 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 24:03 ♪♪♪
• 24:07 ♪ Why are you looking among the dead? ♪
• 24:13 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 24:21 ♪ Go quickly and tell it to Peter and John ♪
• 24:27 ♪ The sepulcher is empty, the body is gone ♪
• 24:37 ♪♪♪
• 24:46 ♪ He lives once again as he did before ♪
• 24:52 ♪ Alive is he always, forevermore ♪
• 24:58 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 25:04 ♪ Look not for the living among the dead ♪
• 25:12 ♪ Seek him among us alive instead ♪
• 25:17 ♪ Seek how the truly believe are led ♪
• 25:23 ♪ The suffering are healed, the hungry are fed ♪
• 25:28 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 25:34 ♪ Look to the kingdom, look always ahead ♪
• 25:39 ♪ Look to the time when the bride will be wed ♪
• 25:44 ♪ Look to the King, he is no longer dead ♪
• 25:50 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 25:57 ♪♪♪
• 26:02 ♪♪♪
• 26:09 ♪ Why are you looking among the dead? ♪
• 26:13 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 26:17 ♪ Go quickly and tell it to Peter and John ♪
• 26:21 ♪ The sepulcher is empty, the body is gone ♪
• 26:25 ♪ He lives once again as he did before ♪
• 26:29 ♪ Alive is he always, forevermore ♪
• 26:33 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 26:37 ♪ Look not for the living among the dead ♪
• 26:40 ♪ Why are you looking among the dead? ♪
• 26:43 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 26:47 ♪ Go quickly and tell it to Peter and John ♪
• 26:50 ♪ The sepulcher is empty, the body is gone ♪
• 26:53 ♪ He lives once again as he did before ♪
• 26:57 ♪ Alive is he always, forevermore ♪
• 27:00 ♪ Yeshua is risen just as he said ♪
• 27:03 ♪ Look not for the living among the dead ♪
• 27:06 ♪ Don't look among the dead ♪
• 27:08 ♪ Yeshua is risen! ♪♪
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