Caption transcript for Beauty For Ashes: “The Ground” (2/9)

• 00:01 After the ashes of the Holocaust
• 00:03 Israel was reborn.
• 00:05 Today on this program we're going to see
• 00:06 how these contrasting events
• 00:09 fulfill Bible prophecy.
• 00:34 ISAIAH 61:3 "I will consol those who mourn in Zion,"
• 00:38 ISAIAH 61:3 "to give them beauty for ashes,"
• 00:41 ISAIAH 61:3 "the oil of joy for mourning,"
• 00:45 ISAIAH 61:3 "the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness,"
• 00:49 ISAIAH 61:3 "that they might be called oaks of righteousness,"
• 00:53 ISAIAH 61:3 "the planting of Adonai, that He may be glorified."
• 01:02 " Shalom Haverim ", "Welcome Friends"
• 01:04 Welcome to our program.
• 01:05 I'm Myles Weiss.
• 01:06 And I'm Katharine Weiss.
• 01:08 The series that we have for you today,
• 01:09 it is called "Beauty for Ashes".
• 01:12 You know, the horror of the Holocaust
• 01:15 we're contrasting with the vibrancy
• 01:17 of the new State of Israel.
• 01:19 Yeah, it's a miracle.
• 01:20 It is a miracle that out of that horror, as you say,
• 01:24 this incredibly vibrant,
• 01:25 forward thinking, inventive, creative,
• 01:28 loving nation has been born.
• 01:31 The Jewish people - we don't like to use the word "Holocaust",
• 01:33 that's the Greek.
• 01:34 So we say " Ha'Shoah "
• 01:36 which means the destruction or the catastrophe.
• 01:38 And it's more of an understanding of what happened
• 01:41 because the other words seem to imply
• 01:43 some kind of fiery sacrifice.
• 01:45 It's related to pagan thought.
• 01:47 And so Jewish people use " Ha'Shoah "
• 01:49 There's even a day for celebrating remembering.
• 01:51 " Yom Ha'Shoah "
• 01:52 Yes, observing what was lost there.
• 01:54 Our typical associations
• 01:56 have to do with the crematoria,
• 01:58 and the graves
• 01:59 and all of the things we've seen in movies
• 02:01 and heard over the years.
• 02:03 But sometimes the Nazi's
• 02:06 in their expedient, dramatic way at the time
• 02:08 were in such a hurry to get rid of people
• 02:11 that they would just take them out
• 02:12 and shoot them without any discussion.
• 02:14 So we took some time to go to what's called
• 02:17 the "Execution Wall", or the "Death Wall"
• 02:20 And it was very emotional.
• 02:23 Also called the "Black Wall", speaking of death.
• 02:26 There's just no words to describe what you
• 02:30 feel when you're in Auschwitz.
• 02:33 You actually do hear the blood still crying out.
• 02:36 Like in reference to Abel
• 02:39 the blood was spilled by Cain.
• 02:41 You know, God marks those things
• 02:43 that aren't supposed to have happened.
• 02:45 So let's go now
• 02:47 and hear more from Myles in Poland.
• 03:31 We're here on our way
• 03:33 to the infamous "Death Wall",
• 03:36 the execution place.
• 03:39 On this side is the Building 10
• 03:42 Block 10 which was sealed to
• 03:45 try to prevent the people from hearing
• 03:48 the sounds of the executions.
• 03:49 But it was here that the experiments
• 03:51 were beginning to take place
• 03:53 including forced sterilization.
• 03:55 You have to know that the Nazi's
• 03:57 in their desire to create a master race
• 03:59 started with the Slov's and the Pole's
• 04:01 and then the Jews and the Gypsies, etc.
• 04:03 because their desire was to
• 04:06 in several generations
• 04:07 wipe out any of the inferior races.
• 04:09 On this side is Block 11.
• 04:12 Block 11 was where all hope was lost.
• 04:14 They were on their way to extermination.
• 04:16 They would be brought out here to be shot.
• 04:19 The most salient thing is that the Germans
• 04:21 being German used German law so called
• 04:24 in order to make this appear as a courtroom
• 04:28 where people were politically being executed.
• 04:31 So they would be called out on
• 04:34 their infraction of the German law
• 04:36 and then shot here at the "Death Wall".
• 04:48 This is the execution wall,
• 04:50 the "Death Wall".
• 04:52 This is where the blood was so thick
• 04:54 they had to periodically change the sand
• 04:58 to soak up the blood of the prisoners
• 05:00 that were executed here.
• 05:02 You have to remember
• 05:03 this was a scientific
• 05:06 extermination over many years.
• 05:10 You know it is so sobering to be here
• 05:12 because you can literally hear
• 05:14 the blood crying out from this place.
• 05:16 It's surreal and it's a place that
• 05:20 was important for us to come
• 05:22 not only to pay our respects to
• 05:24 the people that passed here
• 05:26 but to remember
• 05:27 and to pass on the memory.
• 05:28 The women that were tortured.
• 05:30 The men that were tortured.
• 05:32 The children who died,
• 05:33 simply because their whole crime
• 05:35 was because they were a Jew.
• 05:37 You know it was cruel beyond cruel.
• 05:39 The women were shaven,
• 05:41 they were taking their clothes off,
• 05:43 they were tattooed,
• 05:44 they were become animals
• 05:47 and the whole crime, again
• 05:49 was because they were a Jew, or
• 05:51 maybe somebody who
• 05:52 helped the Jewish people.
• 05:54 So we need to remember.
• 05:56 We need to know that humanism
• 05:58 like Myles was saying, will not fix this.
• 06:00 We have to understand that the knowledge of
• 06:03 good and evil is the knowledge of death.
• 06:06 We have to partake of the knowledge of the tree of life.
• 06:10 It's hard to speak from this place
• 06:14 knowing that it was a systematic place of execution.
• 06:17 It's hard to do but as Katharine said
• 06:20 we want you to remember,
• 06:23 we want you to never forget,
• 06:25 and we want you to stand with Israel and the Jewish people,
• 06:28 and we want you to know that Yeshua is the only answer.
• 06:51 I think you can see from these segments
• 06:53 that we were overcome with emotion.
• 06:56 It was really hard to be just standing there
• 06:58 and really sense the history
• 07:02 much more than I expected to.
• 07:04 You sense what man can do when
• 07:07 he's inspired by the Devil.
• 07:09 And that's the exact opposite
• 07:11 of what the modern State of Israel is.
• 07:13 It's man inspired by God and His Word
• 07:16 and the Word coming alive.
• 07:17 Yeah, they didn't bother -
• 07:19 We often associate Holocaust movies and history
• 07:24 with the showers and the gas and the crematorium.
• 07:27 But sometimes the Nazi's they didn't want to bother
• 07:30 and they would just put certain people in these barracks
• 07:33 and then just slaughter them with gun shot and
• 07:35 so there's this wall that you saw.
• 07:38 And the degradation was so systematic.
• 07:41 There was this high level of care for animals.
• 07:45 There was a real ethical animal treatment culture in Germany at the time.
• 07:49 And so to put the Jews in cattle cars
• 07:52 was to basically say that they were less value than the animals.
• 07:56 Wow!
• 07:56 Well we talked with two survivors and
• 07:58 we're going to hear their stories now of
• 08:00 how they were transported in
• 08:02 these cattle cars to Auschwitz.
• 08:13 We were herded in from our houses into a Ghetto -
• 08:18 a specific area of the town where all
• 08:21 the Jews were gathered.
• 08:24 And we were told that we were going to
• 08:27 be taken to work in farms in Hungary.
• 08:32 My mother made from canvas,
• 08:35 rucksacks for us.
• 08:38 She filled them in with all the daily needs
• 08:41 we needed to be taken wherever.
• 08:45 One morning we had orders to get ready -
• 08:49 we were going to be marched
• 08:52 into this brick factory
• 08:54 from where we're going to be taken by train.
• 08:57 So we filled up these rucksacks and what it is
• 09:00 very much in my memory is when we put on the
• 09:04 rucksacks with the weight on them
• 09:06 they started tearing.
• 09:08 And we had to pull them.
• 09:11 And everybody helped everybody with our bags
• 09:15 and we marched for nearly 4 hours
• 09:17 till we got to the brick factory.
• 09:19 Half of the rucksacks were left on the floor,
• 09:21 we couldn't cope.
• 09:23 Then we had to sleep on the floor in this brick factory
• 09:27 till our group was ready
• 09:32 to get on to this cattle track train.
• 09:35 We got on to these cattle track trains.
• 09:38 We were about 120 people in a cattle track train -
• 09:42 There was no room to move -
• 09:43 there was no room sit -
• 09:45 just like sardines.
• 09:47 Standing - Yes.
• 09:48 And the train started to move
• 09:51 and my father looked out through that little window
• 09:55 and saw the names of the stations.
• 09:58 He said children it's no good,
• 10:01 they are taking us to Poland.
• 10:03 And we knew already then
• 10:04 what was happening to the Jews in Poland -
• 10:07 they were killing them.
• 10:08 But we couldn't do anything about it.
• 10:11 The ride in the cattle car was
• 10:14 horrific in the sense people were crammed in a car
• 10:20 going to who knows where.
• 10:23 It was very hot.
• 10:27 It was the last week in May.
• 10:30 This little crowded tin box of a car
• 10:35 heated up tremendously.
• 10:37 So when train would stop -
• 10:40 because there was no other way for us to ask for anything
• 10:44 we would ask the guard by our cattle car for water.
• 10:50 He would always say five gold watches.
• 10:54 They were very interested in gold.
• 10:57 When the grownups gathered that
• 11:00 he would get a bucket of water
• 11:03 from the ground outside
• 11:05 and kind of throw it
• 11:07 towards one of the windows.
• 11:09 So I wondered at the time
• 11:12 why do we keep asking for gold watches -
• 11:15 giving them gold watches and asking for water?
• 11:19 Because there had to be another reason.
• 11:23 It wasn't for the water we were getting.
• 11:27 I didn't really understand it until 1978 when
• 11:33 I realized that the reason we were trying to find out
• 11:39 that we were asking for water
• 11:42 and giving them gold watches -
• 11:44 we were trying to find out where they were taking us.
• 11:48 We did not believe them that they were going to
• 11:51 take us to Hungary to a slave labor camp.
• 11:56 We were very concerned that we would be
• 11:59 taken to Germany to be murdered.
• 12:03 It was the third night in the cattle car.
• 12:07 The train stopped, we asked for water
• 12:10 and answer came back in German.
• 12:14 I was 10 years old.
• 12:16 I instantly understood what happened.
• 12:20 The train has crossed the border into Germany and
• 12:24 our Hungarian guards have been changed to German.
• 12:29 That of course meant that we were not going to
• 12:34 Hungary to a labor camp but were being taken to
• 12:37 Germany to be murdered.
• 12:40 Everybody in our cattle car understood it and
• 12:44 people were praying.
• 12:58 One of the common themes
• 12:59 we hear in these testimonies
• 13:02 is the systematic deception that was
• 13:04 used by the Nazi's to kind of bring
• 13:07 a false calm to people
• 13:09 so they could take them into
• 13:11 the next step of destruction.
• 13:13 Well people think that
• 13:14 the Jewish people didn't resist at all.
• 13:16 They did resist.
• 13:18 But any time they did resist
• 13:19 their family members were tortured or
• 13:22 that resistance was put out immediately.
• 13:25 Right, there was also this continued
• 13:27 false hope that was given.
• 13:29 That's why we contrast in an earlier program
• 13:31 the difference between false hope
• 13:33 and "Hatikva" "The Hope".
• 13:34 And we really hear that from these survivors
• 13:36 that they were little by little
• 13:40 just lied to until they were able to be
• 13:43 taken to where the Nazi's had them go.
• 13:46 And we understand from this that we
• 13:49 wrestle not against flesh and blood.
• 13:51 This is a spiritual battle.
• 13:53 It manifests itself in the earth
• 13:55 through real people doing real evil.
• 13:56 We need to attend to that.
• 13:58 But ultimately its a war over the souls of men.
• 14:00 It goes back to the Garden of Eden.
• 14:02 It goes back to the fall Satan.
• 14:05 And we see that playing out in these lives
• 14:08 as they are being systematically reduced
• 14:11 and being flayed open by this death machine.
• 14:17 It's very sobering.
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• 16:06 Come with us to Israel
• 16:07 on one of our tours.
• 16:08 It is the miracle
• 16:10 of the rebirth of Israel.
• 16:11 And you're feet will stand
• 16:13 where the patriarchs stood.
• 16:15 It's a Land that speaks
• 16:17 of prophecy fulfilled.
• 16:18 It's a miracle.
• 16:20 And I love taking
• 16:21 pilgrims with us.
• 16:22 We go Fall and Spring.
• 16:24 Yeah, its really wonderful to see
• 16:25 how God has overcome the attempt to
• 16:27 wipe out the Jewish people.
• 16:30 We see this in the 20th Century with the Nazi's.
• 16:32 They killed one-third of all the Jews in the world.
• 16:35 And yet God has redeemed the Land
• 16:37 and brought the people back.
• 16:38 And there's going to be more and more
• 16:40 opportunity to be there looking for
• 16:43 the coming of Messiah.
• 16:44 We just encourage you to come with us to Israel.
• 16:47 And one of the things you will
• 16:49 see in this upcoming segment
• 16:50 is the abundance of life.
• 16:51 So let's go to the market place in Jerusalem.
• 17:06 We're here in Machne Yehuda
• 17:09 the Jewish Market.
• 17:10 It's coequally called "The Shook".
• 17:12 And really its the scene of
• 17:14 unparalleled busy-ness
• 17:16 especially now during Purim.
• 17:18 It's a time of celebration
• 17:20 You might see some costumes.
• 17:22 We're here and one of the stories that has to be told is
• 17:25 the incredible power of the reclamation of the Land.
• 17:28 The reclaiming of the Land
• 17:30 and the power of the reclaiming of the water through
• 17:33 the technologies that have developed here.
• 17:35 So many things, innovative things
• 17:38 have taken place here in Israel
• 17:40 that have not been anywhere else in the world.
• 17:41 For example, I know that you have tasted
• 17:44 cherry tomatoes during your life.
• 17:46 No question about it.
• 17:48 You've tasted these cherry tomatoes -
• 17:49 they were developed here in Israel.
• 17:51 You might find that some things
• 17:53 that are typically smaller and easier
• 17:56 to deal with in a compact way
• 17:58 have been developed here - Why?
• 17:59 Because its a tiny place.
• 18:01 This whole country is the size of the State of New Jersey.
• 18:05 And so what's gone on here is a dream come true
• 18:08 of Green technology
• 18:10 developing all kinds of ways
• 18:14 of technologically improving the amount
• 18:17 of produce that can come from the Land.
• 18:20 For example, the "Bread Basket of Israel",
• 18:23 The Jezreel Valley.
• 18:25 We found that the original wheat
• 18:27 that we see all over the Land,
• 18:29 all over the world,
• 18:30 the original wheat could be traced to the Jezreel Valley.
• 18:34 What does that mean?
• 18:35 It means that - surprise,
• 18:37 the "Bread of Life" began right here in Israel.
• 18:40 And that is not surprising
• 18:42 as we know Mashiach has come from Beit Lahm
• 18:45 from Bethlehem, the "House of Bread".
• 18:48 We see this throughout the Land,
• 18:50 this incredible produce,
• 18:51 the development of a concentrated amounts
• 18:55 of food for a small place,
• 18:56 the small amount of land.
• 18:58 When you see this variety,
• 19:00 all this incredible variety of produce,
• 19:02 everywhere we go in the Land you'll see this.
• 19:04 Developed originally in the kibbutzim .
• 19:07 Kibbutzim comes from the root word " qibbetz "
• 19:10 Jeremiah 29:14 , speaks about qibbetz , about "gathering".
• 19:14 And that's what we see here.
• 19:16 Look at these, dried fruits, incredible.
• 19:19 We have to try this mish mish, an apricot.
• 19:22 We'll see if my friend will let me buy one from him.
• 19:24 Thank you.
• 19:26 I will pick the most beautiful mish mish I could find.
• 19:31 I wish you could taste this.
• 19:33 We have the best produce in the world here,
• 19:36 developed without hardly any water
• 19:39 because the water system is one of
• 19:41 the great stories of Israel.
• 19:44 For example, the fish here.
• 19:47 In order to develop the fish farms
• 19:49 water had to be reclaimed.
• 19:51 So desalinization is one of the major projects of Israel.
• 19:54 80% of water used in this Land is reclaimed water,
• 19:58 some through desalinization,
• 20:00 some through the incredible drip system
• 20:02 of irrigation that was developed here in Israel.
• 20:05 And it's interesting how that happened.
• 20:07 A man name Simcha Blass
• 20:09 in around the 1950's,
• 20:11 he was walking along his kibbutz
• 20:14 and he saw that some of the trees
• 20:15 were larger than the others.
• 20:18 And he went to one of the larger trees
• 20:19 and he found a broken pipe from the water system
• 20:22 that flowed from the Galilee to the rest of the nation.
• 20:25 A broken pipe.
• 20:26 And he noticed that the dripping
• 20:28 from the broken pipe
• 20:29 created this incredible growth.
• 20:31 And the idea for drip irrigation
• 20:34 began here and has been exported from here to 110 nations.
• 20:39 One of the great stories of the reclamation
• 20:41 are the fish farms.
• 20:42 Sea Bass, Tilapia, Baramundi.
• 20:45 These fish are developed
• 20:46 in fish ponds throughout the country.
• 20:48 And then the waste water from the fish farms is
• 20:51 used to irrigate the olive groves.
• 20:54 It's a complete story of Green technology
• 20:57 in its best case possible.
• 20:59 It is being developed everywhere.
• 21:02 And the story of Israel
• 21:04 is the story of reclamation,
• 21:05 it's the story of Green coming from brown
• 21:08 of the incredible growth of reclamation and restoration.
• 21:12 It's part of God's story for this Land
• 21:14 which is the story of restoration
• 21:16 and is leading to a spiritual restoration
• 21:19 that will usher in the coming of Messiah .
• 21:35 Here we are in the Shook on a Friday morning.
• 21:38 People are getting ready for Shabbat .
• 21:39 It's actually Purim.
• 21:41 But you know what?
• 21:42 Mark Twain said in 1867,
• 21:55 It was desolate.
• 21:57 But the Israelis came back to the Land
• 21:59 and the Land began to flourish.
• 22:01 It began to bud.
• 22:02 It began to produce.
• 22:05 You know its said that
• 22:06 the Land smiled on the Israelis
• 22:08 as they came back.
• 22:10 There were swamps that they drained.
• 22:13 There were rocks Myles that they had to unearth.
• 22:16 And now instead of swamps and desert and rocky terrain
• 22:21 there are farms, there are vineyards
• 22:23 and there are just beautiful orchards
• 22:25 that produce this kind of fruit.
• 22:27 You see this Land is flowing with milk and honey now
• 22:30 because of the Israelis back
• 22:33 and because most of all
• 22:34 Yashem's , God's promise to this Land.
• 22:37 That it would once again bring forth life.
• 22:40 At the beginning of this rebirth
• 22:42 one-third of the immigrants had malaria.
• 22:46 But 20 years after the State was established
• 22:49 malaria was completely eliminated
• 22:51 because the swamps were drained.
• 22:53 At first the Israelis brought in Eucalyptus trees
• 22:56 hoping that they would drain the water.
• 22:58 But that didn't work.
• 22:59 So they had to drain the swamps
• 23:01 out towards the Mediterranean
• 23:03 in order to dry out the Land.
• 23:05 But they made some discoveries along the way.
• 23:07 One is that in the sandy soil
• 23:09 one of the crops that will flourish
• 23:11 is a vineyard, or the grapes.
• 23:13 And so the fulfillment of Amos Chapter 9 that
• 23:16 the mountains would flow with sweet wine
• 23:19 came to be once again.
• 23:21 Mark Twain, he saw for a moment
• 23:23 what was going on
• 23:24 but he didn't see what God was about to do.
• 23:26 Yeah, and it also goes on
• 23:28 and says in Amos 9
• 23:35 So this is a further restoration.
• 23:37 You see they came back
• 23:38 and God fulfilled His Word to them.
• 23:41 We are living here in prophecy.
• 23:43 Isaiah 35 says,
• 23:48 And we are seeing it bloom once again.
• 23:50 This is the story of the Greening of the earth.
• 23:54 80% of the water that's used in Israel is reclaimed.
• 23:57 The 2nd largest reclamation nation is Spain
• 24:01 with only 10% of their water being reused.
• 24:04 So this is a real success story.
• 24:06 Everything here is dependant on the water
• 24:08 but the Israelis have understood
• 24:10 how to reclaim, how to desalinate
• 24:13 and how to use water
• 24:14 in ways that could never be see before.
• 24:17 Every day 450 million cubic meters of water
• 24:21 are reclaimed and used in Israel.
• 24:24 Yeah, and it's been also said
• 24:26 that there's nothing like the Israelis
• 24:29 cause they don't keep all these
• 24:30 wonderful technology breakthroughs
• 24:32 they share it with the world.
• 24:34 Grain-pro is a covering that's
• 24:37 used over the freshly picked grain to keep
• 24:39 the rodents and the bugs from it.
• 24:41 They've exported that technology to countries
• 24:44 that don't even have diplomatic ties to Israel,
• 24:46 such as Pakistan.
• 24:48 And one of the most incredible finds has been the " talia ".
• 24:51 It's called "God's dew".
• 24:53 They notice that if they were careful
• 24:55 to collect the dew in circular tubs
• 24:58 around the trees, around the plants,
• 25:00 they could increase the use of water.
• 25:02 And so they have a technology called
• 25:04 " Talia " or "God's dew"
• 25:06 that uses every single bit of water from heaven and
• 25:09 that comes up from below the earth.
• 25:12 So we invite you to come Israel
• 25:14 and come smell the rose that is blooming.
• 25:17 Come and taste and see the fruit of the LORD here in Israel.
• 25:35 After being barren for generations
• 25:38 the Land of Israel is back in full bloom.
• 25:41 The Land is teaming with agriculture.
• 25:43 And just the ingenuity of the drip system alone
• 25:46 has caused it to bloom Myles.
• 25:48 I was thinking as you were saying that
• 25:50 the Land is blooming
• 25:52 and business is booming.
• 25:54 It is just going in every direction.
• 25:56 High tech and medicine and education
• 25:59 its just full of life.
• 26:01 When you look at what we've seen in Auschwitz
• 26:03 and what we've seen of the darkness and
• 26:05 now to see what's happening in the Land,
• 26:07 its overwhelming.
• 26:08 I never get tired of looking into
• 26:10 and finding out what God is doing there
• 26:12 because its such a model
• 26:13 for how resurrection life comes from the
• 26:16 God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
• 26:18 Yeshua went into the depths of the hell pit, the grave
• 26:22 and came out on the other side.
• 26:24 He's the first fruits of many brethren so
• 26:26 the picture in His life as our Messiah
• 26:29 of death and then life coming.
• 26:31 The same thing with Israel.
• 26:33 Israel like Lazarus was dead and now it's alive.
• 26:35 And that's possible for anyone who will say yes to the LORD
• 26:38 say yes to the Messiah .
• 26:40 And I think that's probably why we get
• 26:43 so excited about people coming with us
• 26:44 because they -
• 26:45 It's a foretaste of what we'll see.
• 26:47 Exactly.
• 26:48 The beginning of the banqueting table,
• 26:50 the beginning or the foreshadowing
• 26:51 of what heaven will be like,
• 26:53 what life is like
• 26:54 in the presence of the LORD forever.
• 26:56 And its just very satisfying to know
• 27:00 that even the darkest most difficult time
• 27:03 in one of the most darkest times in human history
• 27:05 could not hold down what God wants to raise up.
• 27:09 Amen!
• 27:10 And we get to be part of that.
• 27:11 That's awesome.
• 27:13 Its a beautiful thing to see.
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• 27:52 help these organizations
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