Caption transcript for Psalms of Ascent (2018): “Psalms 128 & 129” (5/8)

• 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.
• 00:38 Hi, I'm David Hart.
• 00:39 Welcome to Zola Levitt Presents.
• 00:41 And I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:42 Welcome to our Series, "Psalms of Ascent",
• 00:45 which are the psalms or songs that were sung
• 00:48 as the Israelites went up to Jerusalem and to the Temple.
• 00:52 Our Teacher for the whole Series is Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:55 He's here for the whole Series.
• 00:58 I think he's so interesting.
• 01:00 He keeps me captivated.
• 01:02 Dr. Seif, we appreciate
• 01:03 what you bring to this program.
• 01:04 Today begins with Psalm 128
• 01:06 which speaks of the blessings
• 01:08 for those who fear the Lord.
• 01:09 But first, let's go to Israel
• 01:11 for a dramatic re-enactment.
• 01:16 "Blessed is everyone that feareth the Lord,"
• 01:18 that walketh in His Ways,"
• 01:21 "for thou shalt eat the labor of thine hands,"
• 01:24 "happy shalt thou be and it shall be well with thee."
• 01:28 "Thy wife shall be as a fruitful vine by the sides of thine house,"
• 01:32 "thy children like olive plants round about thy table."
• 01:37 "Behold, thus shall the man be blessed that feareth the Lord."
• 01:43 "Yeah, thou shalt see thy children's children,"
• 01:46 "and peace upon Israel."
• 01:53 "Focus on the Family" is a very famous ministry in North America,
• 01:58 and I'd imagine the world over.
• 02:00 One could wonder why there'd be a
• 02:01 focus on the family psalm
• 02:03 in what's called the Psalm of Ascents,
• 02:05 a psalm recited by Israelites as they're
• 02:07 making their way to and through Jerusalem,
• 02:10 on the trip of a lifetime.
• 02:13 One would expect, at one level, the Psalms of Ascents could be
• 02:16 rife with nationalist fervor and feeling,
• 02:21 and prayers for the Capital.
• 02:24 It's interesting, Psalm 128 as a psalm of ascent,
• 02:28 as it speaks of blessings from Jerusalem,
• 02:31 still looks at the family.
• 02:33 And the reason why this is correlated in my mind's eye
• 02:36 is because in order for families
• 02:39 to be secure and strong in a culture, in a country,
• 02:42 there has to be a strong Capital.
• 02:44 If this gets overrun, if Jerusalem is overrun,
• 02:47 then so much for family life.
• 02:49 Things are thrown into disarray and decay,
• 02:52 to put it mildly.
• 02:54 Truth be known, if the barbarians get the better in ancient Israel,
• 02:57 people are taken, they're slaughtered,
• 03:00 they're sold off into slave markets.
• 03:01 So much for happy families.
• 03:04 But here, when they made their way to Jerusalem,
• 03:06 they're seeking God there,
• 03:07 and they encounter the Lord and they sing these songs,
• 03:11 and there are things that hit them when they do.
• 03:13 Let me walk through some of this with you, please.
• 03:16 In Psalm 128:1,
• 03:18 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 03:26 And isn't that how the book of Psalms opens up in the first place?,
• 03:30 where he says, [Speaking Hebrew]
• 03:34 "Blessed is the man," or, "Happy is the man."
• 03:38 Didn't the Lord Himself say, "Blessed are the poor,"
• 03:41 "blessed are this"
• 03:42 It's the Greek "makarios"
• 03:44 but really it comes by way of the Hebrew, ashrey , "happiness",
• 03:48 there's a kind of personal happiness.
• 03:51 And this happiness manifests in a life
• 03:56 that develops in a home.
• 03:58 Thus, this happiness is available to everyone.
• 04:02 In talking about a happiness from
• 04:05 a good family, lovely children
• 04:07 enduring generations,
• 04:10 this is something that everybody can relate to.
• 04:13 In verse 2 we're told that
• 04:15 someone who's blessed in the Lord, who fears the Lord
• 04:19 will enjoy the fruits of the labor of their hand.
• 04:22 He says,
• 04:24 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 04:30 And again, as I'd said earlier,
• 04:32 at the end of the day, isn't that what people want?
• 04:34 He says in verse 3, that your wife will be a fruitful vine,
• 04:38 and thus the dramatic vignette that you saw
• 04:41 with the children round about.
• 04:43 Personally, I'm right on the heels of a marriage in my own family.
• 04:47 My eldest son is getting married,
• 04:49 and oh my world is so rich with hopes for the future,
• 04:52 and so happy in wanting to see new generations emerge.
• 04:56 I know that these impulses resonate within the psalmist.
• 05:01 He says here in verse 4,
• 05:02 "Surely thus shall the man be blessed."
• 05:05 Did you know that God in fact has a blessing for you?
• 05:09 It seems to me that the psalmist wants people to be reminded of that.
• 05:13 And then to look at verse 5, and
• 05:15 I want to camp there for a moment.
• 05:16 Let me give it to you first in my version,
• 05:18 and then we'll throw it into language you can understand.
• 05:20 He says,
• 05:21 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 05:41 It's not just prayers for personal well being,
• 05:44 but as I'd said earlier,
• 05:46 in so many ways, understandable ways,
• 05:49 a personal happiness,
• 05:50 a familiar well being
• 05:52 is inextricably related to the overall success of a Commonwealth
• 05:58 of which the condition of the Capital is so telling.
• 06:02 That is, if the Capital is strong,
• 06:05 if Jerusalem is strong,
• 06:06 it's like the dews at Mount Hermon that
• 06:09 descend then and water everything down the mountain, at the base,
• 06:13 and points north, south, east and west.
• 06:17 There needs to be a strong Capital.
• 06:21 This can translate in our own culture
• 06:23 where we want to have a government in Washington, D.C.
• 06:27 that seems to reflect the Judeo-Christian values
• 06:30 that many of those that watch this program would subscribe to.
• 06:34 There's a sense in which if it's God's man,
• 06:37 if there's God's values and virtues,
• 06:40 then there's a chance that this can disseminate round about in our culture.
• 06:45 Conversely, a sense that things are going awry in the Capital
• 06:50 has affects as it trickles down out of Washington D.C. in our world,
• 06:54 affects socially the kind of moral vision that's cast.
• 06:58 There's economic concomitants to that as well as there's concerns.
• 07:02 Goodness, if we're veering away from God in the Capital,
• 07:06 then goodness, this can be felt street level.
• 07:09 And so here, when they make their way to and through Jerusalem
• 07:14 for these special pilgrimages that pilgrims give voice to,
• 07:18 [Speaking first in Hebrew]
• 07:25 "And may you see the good of Jerusalem all the days of your life."
• 07:30 Friends, as you know, we close these programs
• 07:33 praying for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 07:36 Certainly we want God's Kingdom to come
• 07:39 and His will to be done
• 07:41 on earth, here, as it is in heaven.
• 07:44 Oh, we want to see God's will done in Israel.
• 07:47 And there's some work to be done in a world
• 07:49 that seems to be cascading out of control,
• 07:52 but I believe that God in fact is going to have
• 07:55 this Word of the Lord from Jerusalem.
• 07:57 We're going to see eventually stability in this part of the world.
• 08:01 Till such time as that though, it's good to know that we can see
• 08:04 stability as God reaches into our families and strengthens and nurtures.
• 08:08 He can do it for me.
• 08:10 He can do it for you.
• 08:27 Our Offer on this program
• 08:29 the CD "I Call You Friend"
• 08:31 by Marty Goetz,
• 08:33 a beautiful compilation of Psalms set to music.
• 08:36 Peaceful, soothing,
• 08:38 It will transport you into areas of worship
• 08:41 that are beyond your expectations.
• 08:44 We're honored to have Marty with us
• 08:46 during this special series of programs
• 08:48 on the Book of Psalms.
• 08:49 And we know that you'll find this CD to be a blessing.
• 08:52 Call 1-800-WONDERS
• 08:54 and ask for Marty Goetz's CD
• 08:57 "I Call You Friend"
• 09:00 Called "Psalms of Ascent"
• 09:02 "Ascent comes from the word meaning "to go up".
• 09:04 "Transcend" means "to cross over and go up".
• 09:09 Helps us to cross coast to coast.
• 09:11 Television isn't cheap.
• 09:13 We don't want to just ascend,
• 09:15 we want to transcend.
• 09:16 We've got a great message.
• 09:18 We need your help in telling it.
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• 09:34 We just want to say thank you so much
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• 09:39 just like this one.
• 09:40 Now let's go to Psalm 129
• 09:42 which is the Psalm of Protection.
• 09:45 Let's go to Israel now.
• 09:49 Bullying has been around forever.
• 09:52 Repairing a fishing net is hard enough without hecklers pestering you,
• 09:57 mocking you.
• 10:00 This is a picture of Israel bullied,
• 10:03 and ridiculed by nations that seek her demise.
• 10:07 "Many a time have they afflicted me from youth", says the psalmist.
• 10:11 "Yet, they have not prevailed against me."
• 10:15 "The Lord is righteous, He hath cut asunder the cords of the wicked."
• 10:20 "Let them all be confounded and turned back that hate Zion."
• 10:29 Bullies have been around for a long, long time.
• 10:34 Many a boy and girl have been vexed by bullies,
• 10:39 and felt the need to stand up and say, "Enough already!"
• 10:44 Might have been the case with you or someone within your family.
• 10:49 Certainly within the Jewish family we have felt the need
• 10:52 to stand up and say, "Enough already!"
• 10:57 Anyone who has read the Bible,
• 10:59 and for me, the Bible among other things
• 11:02 is the Jewish Family Diary.
• 11:05 It tells lots of stories of people prevailing...
• 11:10 assailing, rather, against the Jews,
• 11:13 and the Jews standing up.
• 11:17 Speaking of standing up, I am standing up in a place right now
• 11:21 that's remembered in Israel as a place
• 11:24 where people take a stand and make a stand.
• 11:28 It's Latrun
• 11:30 It's a museum that commemorates the armored divisions
• 11:34 in the Israeli Defense Forces.
• 11:38 And here there's a story that seems to tell it all doesn't it?
• 11:44 Brave men, out from the armor, jumping down, ready to engage.
• 11:50 Whether it's engaging individuals from within the tank,
• 11:53 or stepping out and engaging outside.
• 11:57 The point is sometimes we need to engage.
• 12:01 It's a scary business,
• 12:02 it's an unpleasant business.
• 12:04 My son Zachary once quoted Shakespeare
• 12:07 when we were talking about the need for men to stand up.
• 12:10 And he looked at me, and I was never prouder than when Zac said,"Dad",
• 12:13 "You know, Shakespeare said, 'A coward dies a thousand deaths,"
• 12:18 "'but the valiant die only once."
• 12:23 It was Shakespeare's way, of course, of giving voice
• 12:26 to the need for courage and persistence.
• 12:29 I don't get on television to talk about Shakespeare.
• 12:32 I have another author to refer to in Psalm Chapter 129.
• 12:38 That's a littler closer to home to what I'm all about.
• 12:41 In Psalms Chapter 129 the psalmist talks about
• 12:44 how the enemies keep coming and coming and coming,
• 12:49 and it's like it doesn't stop, it's perennial.
• 12:51 But there's a statement here in Psalm 129, verse 2.
• 12:55 I want to give it to you in Hebrew and then in English.
• 13:06 "Before that, many times through my youth they've come and this and that,"
• 13:10 "but they have not prevailed against me."
• 13:16 Let's do a whirlwind tour of the Bible,
• 13:20 not to cover every subject in 4 minutes,
• 13:23 but, you know the story,
• 13:25 there was a time when the Israelites where bested by the Egyptians.
• 13:30 Very, very unfair, in the clutches of
• 13:34 Paroh Melech Mizraim "Pharaoh the King of Egypt".
• 13:38 And you know what happened?
• 13:39 A great miracle.
• 13:40 God sent Moshe Rabbeinu , "Moses"
• 13:42 and the Children of Israel were delivered from Egypt.
• 13:47 Esther of course, is a story in the Hebrew Bible about a woman
• 13:51 who was well placed, "for such a time as this".
• 13:54 And what was the time?
• 13:56 Well, there in the Persian realm there was a fellow Haman
• 13:59 who was hell bent on destroying the Jews.
• 14:01 In fact, it could have happened.
• 14:03 She interceded and the Jews were afforded the opportunity
• 14:06 to make a spirited defense,
• 14:09 and Jews did.
• 14:11 The net result is that God gave us favor.
• 14:14 Oh, it's a joy to celebrate Purim in a Jewish home,
• 14:18 in a Jewish Synagogue,
• 14:19 here in the Jewish Homeland,
• 14:21 to see all the joy that goes along with the holiday.
• 14:24 It's something to behold.
• 14:26 Purim is one example.
• 14:28 A Passover, or the
• 14:30 "Egyptian debacle" is another.
• 14:31 God delivered us from that.
• 14:33 The story of Hanukkah is celebrated in the Jewish world,
• 14:36 when the Syrians were bent on destroying the Jewish people.
• 14:41 Nes Gadol Haya Shin
• 14:42 "A great miracle happened there."
• 14:45 The story is played out in the inter-testimental period
• 14:49 between the Old and the New Testaments, that is.
• 14:52 It tells of a time when Antiochus Epiphanies ran over the Jewish people
• 14:56 and endeavored to destroy us.
• 14:58 But you know what happened?
• 15:00 People stood up and made a spirited defense.
• 15:05 It seems that in every generation, or in many generations,
• 15:08 God calls Jewish people to stand up.
• 15:11 That is why I love the expression in the Hebrew Bible,
• 15:14 [First in Hebrew]
• 15:21 Standing up, contending.
• 15:23 You know I think sometimes we
• 15:26 just are a little too comfortable,
• 15:28 and we prefer life that's easy.
• 15:31 You can find a church where the Reverend says,
• 15:33 "just sit your tuchus here in the pew and everything's going to be good for you."
• 15:38 It's overly simplistic.
• 15:40 Or, a Reverend can say,
• 15:42 "Read this book and say this prayer this way,"
• 15:45 "and then the trials are going to evaporate."
• 15:47 It doesn't always go away quick.
• 15:49 It doesn't' always go away easy.
• 15:51 Coming from Latrun, I want to tell you however,
• 15:54 that if you've got God on your side
• 15:57 you are going to be able to say like the psalmist said,
• 16:00 [Speaking in Hebrew]
• 16:03 "They have not prevailed against me."
• 16:09 I have to admit that I think sometimes
• 16:11 we forget or take for granted
• 16:13 how great we have it here in America
• 16:15 compared to other places in the world.
• 16:17 That's true,
• 16:18 and no matter where you live
• 16:20 know that God is there to protect you.
• 16:24 The Bible says, "Call upon the Name of the Lord."
• 16:26 "He will be there, and He will be faithful to protect His people."
• 16:29 That's right, "faithfulness"
• 16:31 is another Name for God.
• 16:32 Let's go to our Hebrew Lesson.
• 16:39 Shalom Havarim !
• 16:41 We're here in the City of Jerusalem
• 16:43 talking about the Names of God.
• 16:45 One of the Names that I love is
• 16:47 Adonai Tsoo-ree
• 16:49 "God my Rock"
• 16:51 Tsoo-ree comes from the word " Tsoo " which means "a big rock".
• 16:56 Kind of like Yosemite, and Yellowstone.
• 16:59 That kind of big rock.
• 17:01 Adonai Tsoo-ree
• 17:03 When I stand on that Rock
• 17:05 in my life,
• 17:06 in my prayer,
• 17:07 in my exultation,
• 17:09 nothing can move me,
• 17:11 nothing can attack me or touch my life
• 17:14 when I stand on that Tsoo ,
• 17:17 on the Rock that is God.
• 17:19 The Bible also mentions
• 17:21 God in this Name,
• 17:23 Tsoo Yisrael ,
• 17:25 which means "The Rock of Israel"
• 17:27 And how many of us know that God
• 17:30 is a keeper of His promises.
• 17:32 He keeps Israel on that Rock.
• 17:35 On that Solid Foundation.
• 17:37 So this week as we pray and we worship,
• 17:41 we can say, God you are my Rock,
• 17:44 I shall not be moved.
• 17:46 Adonai Tsoo-ree
• 17:50 Thank you so much Sarah.
• 17:51 We love her teaching each week.
• 17:53 So are you ready to do this word with us?
• 17:55 Let's try it.
• 17:56 Adonai Tsoo-ree
• 17:58 He's our Rock
• 17:59 That's right.
• 18:00 He is faithful.
• 18:01 Yes, our faithful Rock.
• 18:02 That's a good word today.
• 18:04 Stay with us.
• 18:05 We'll be right back.
• 18:08 Our Offer on this program
• 18:09 the CD "I Call You Friend"
• 18:12 by Marty Goetz,
• 18:13 a beautiful compilation of Psalms set to music.
• 18:17 Peaceful, soothing,
• 18:19 It will transport you into areas of worship
• 18:22 that are beyond your expectations.
• 18:24 We're honored to have Marty with us
• 18:26 during this special series of programs
• 18:28 on the Book of Psalms.
• 18:29 And we know that you'll find this CD to be a blessing.
• 18:32 Call 1-800-WONDERS
• 18:34 and ask for Marty Goetz's CD
• 18:37 "I Call You Friend"
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• 19:19 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim ♪
• 19:23 ♪ Sha'alu Sha'lu Shalom ♪
• 19:27 ♪ In the Holy City of Jerusalem ♪
• 19:34 ♪ We will pray for peace ♪
• 19:37 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom ♪♪
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• 19:51 how great they are.
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• 20:12 We asked Chaim recently about his family life in Israel.
• 20:17 Let's go to Chaim now.
• 20:23 The family unit is different here than in other countries.
• 20:26 Some countries have to wait an entire year to see their family.
• 20:29 We see them every Shabbat .
• 20:31 Shabbat is really the core,
• 20:32 but the whole of this country is called a [familic] core structure.
• 20:36 Think of every holiday Israel has.
• 20:39 Think of how on Passover we all come together
• 20:42 and the children ask the questions.
• 20:44 Think of how on Tabernacles even the stranger
• 20:46 is welcomed in and treated as family.
• 20:48 It is so important that we all know that we each have a role.
• 20:52 You know, the Kibbutz structure is everyone playing their roles.
• 20:55 We all get to use the cars in a Kibbutz structure
• 20:57 And you know, that's what we are a part of.
• 21:00 We're all part of the family of God.
• 21:02 We're all part of the team building exercise
• 21:04 of restoration that God has for us.
• 21:07 Thank you for playing your family role.
• 21:12 Thank you Chaim Malespin
• 21:13 We are honored to call you our friend.
• 21:15 And viewers, I want you to know that
• 21:18 Chaim Malespin in person
• 21:21 is just as genuine and energetic as he appears on camera.
• 21:24 We are so thrilled that he is part of our team.
• 21:26 Now let's go Akko in Northern Israel
• 21:29 where Eitan Showoff is waiting for us.
• 21:37 Shalom , I'm Eitan Showoff.
• 21:38 And I want to welcome you to Israel.
• 21:40 Behind me is quite an historic portion of Israel.
• 21:44 It's the town of Akko.
• 21:45 It dates back 5,000 years.
• 21:47 Currently you're looking at the Old City portion.
• 21:50 Akko's a fascinating town.
• 21:52 It has both Arab Israelis and Jewish Israelis.
• 21:55 In the first century it was a stopover point for the Apostle Paul.
• 21:59 In Acts Chapter 21 we read about the town.
• 22:02 Then it was called "Ptolemais" in Greek.
• 22:04 Apparently there was a Messianic Jewish group there,
• 22:08 at least a house group.
• 22:09 Well, today we're seeing a repeat in the 21st Century
• 22:13 of what happened in the first Century,
• 22:14 and that is that Messianic Jewish Hebrew speaking
• 22:17 congregations were being planted around Israel.
• 22:20 And some 5 years ago we had the privilege
• 22:22 of planting and sponsoring a congregation here in Akko.
• 22:26 It's led by a young man named Guy Cohen, who's a native Israeli
• 22:29 who grew up in the Town of Akko.
• 22:31 And so his testimony also as a man who was
• 22:35 a part of an Orthodox Jewish education for some years,
• 22:39 has a great deal of credibility,
• 22:41 and I want to say that part of what God is doing in Israel today
• 22:45 is raising up young leaders.
• 22:47 I find myself as a man not born in Israel,
• 22:49 but came here 18 years ago as an immigrant
• 22:52 in the position to be able to train and mentor, father and coach
• 22:56 these young men and women,
• 22:58 and it's the most fulfilling thing that I could possibly be doing.
• 23:02 We're releasing these young leaders to plant fresh congregations
• 23:06 and to move into the societies in areas
• 23:09 of education, law, business,
• 23:11 and we see that this is the way that the Messiah's going to be
• 23:16 working in this time in Israel.
• 23:18 The concept of planting congregations and of spreading out,
• 23:22 is one that of course is common in the Book of Acts,
• 23:25 where the first Messianic Jewish messengers
• 23:28 gathered together, for instances in Acts Chapter 13.
• 23:31 They sought the Lord, the prayed,
• 23:33 and the Holy Spirit spoke to them and said,
• 23:36 I want Paul and Barnabas to go out, I have work for them to do.
• 23:40 And they spread out into the Mediterranean world of that day.
• 23:43 This is really the spirit of the original Messianic Jewish community
• 23:47 and we are thrilled to be able to
• 23:49 walk in their footsteps now in the 21st Century.
• 23:53 We invite you to join us through prayer and participation,
• 23:57 to be a part of this tremendous renewal and restoration
• 24:02 of what the Lord did some 2,000 years ago.
• 24:25 ♪ The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want ♪
• 24:36 ♪ He maketh me to lie down in green pastures ♪
• 24:44 ♪ He leadeth me by the still waters ♪
• 24:49 ♪ He restoreth my soul ♪
• 24:55 ♪ He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness ♪
• 25:00 ♪ For His Name's sake ♪
• 25:08 ♪ Yea, thou I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death ♪
• 25:15 ♪ I will fear no evil ♪
• 25:19 ♪ For Thou art with me ♪
• 25:22 ♪ Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me ♪
• 25:33 ♪ Thou preparest a Table for me ♪
• 25:37 ♪ In the presence of mine enemies ♪
• 25:42 ♪ Thou anointest my head with oil ♪
• 25:46 ♪ My cup runneth over ♪
• 25:51 ♪ Oh surely goodness and mercy shall follow me ♪
• 25:59 ♪ All - the - days of my life ♪
• 26:05 ♪ And I will dwell in the House of the Lord ♪
• 26:16 ♪ Forever ♪
• 26:20 ♪ And Ever ♪♪
• 26:42 Psalm 23 is really one of my favorite Scriptures,
• 26:45 and I'm sure it's familiar to you too.
• 26:47 Marty, thanks so much for bringing us
• 26:49 God's message through the Psalms today.
• 26:52 Psalm 129, starting at verse one says,
• 27:08 That's a good word today.
• 27:10 "The Lord is our Rock and our Salvation."
• 27:13 A great way to end our program today.
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