Caption transcript for Revelation: Unveiling the Visions — “Vision of Heaven” (2/8)

• 00:01 ♪♪♪
• 00:03 David Hart: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with insightful
• 00:07 Bible teaching by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:10 ♪♪♪
• 00:29 David: Thank you for joining us today, I am David Hart.
• 00:32 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:33 Jeffrey Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif and we are in some interesting
• 00:36 stuff today, yes, as we look in Revelation?
• 00:38 Kirsten: Right, so you have more messages to the churches and
• 00:41 then we have this vision of heaven.
• 00:44 Love reading that.
• 00:46 Jeffrey: The message of the church is kind of like a rap on
• 00:48 the knuckles, you know?
• 00:50 A little lukewarm, you know, and that's not so good.
• 00:52 But then we pivot to a much happier scene.
• 00:56 David: Good, we hope you have your Bible ready.
• 00:58 Open it to chapter 3 of Revelation.
• 01:01 Let's go there now.
• 01:04 ♪♪♪
• 01:08 Jeffrey: Nicole Carroll, editor in chief, "USA Today," wrote an
• 01:11 article here, "Facts Fight Fear, and We're Here to Help."
• 01:17 Well, I think she's right.
• 01:19 I think faith fights fear as well and we're here to help.
• 01:22 And never mind what she wrote for the moment, I'm gonna look
• 01:25 and see what's in God's Word but before we look at the Word, I
• 01:27 wanna back up and look at the world.
• 01:30 By the way, get a hold of the Word by the way, we're in
• 01:32 Revelation chapter 3.
• 01:34 It's where I'm picking up.
• 01:36 But before we get here, let's go back here.
• 01:38 And by back here, I mention the first century world.
• 01:41 This is the Mediterranean.
• 01:44 The Latins called it Mare Nostrum, Our Sea.
• 01:46 Judea was one of their eastern provinces.
• 01:50 There's Jerusalem.
• 01:52 So much of the Bible, of course, takes place over here but we're
• 01:54 away from here right now.
• 01:57 We're looking at letters that were written over here,
• 01:59 the revelation.
• 02:01 We're looking about 95 AD.
• 02:04 There's churches here, congregations on the western
• 02:07 edge of Asia Minor yesterday, Turkey today.
• 02:13 We're here, Ephesus.
• 02:15 It's a major world cities, and there's a belt of a number of
• 02:19 major cities just to the east of it.
• 02:21 And that's where our story is today.
• 02:25 'Course, the gospel expands outward beyond Judea.
• 02:28 Paul went through Cyprus and then into the heartland of Asia
• 02:33 Minor on his first journey.
• 02:35 Overland, he went through this on his second journey.
• 02:37 Ephesus was a headquarters.
• 02:40 He crossed the Adriatic Sea, went into Philippi and Greece
• 02:46 and then pushed, eventually, all the way to Italy but that's
• 02:50 far away.
• 02:52 We're here now and there's a Word of the Lord given to
• 02:54 congregations here.
• 02:57 In chapter 3 there is a message given to the congregations
• 03:00 in Sardis.
• 03:02 Again, we're looking at a number of cities here, and they're
• 03:05 exhorted, they're told, "Wake up, and strengthen
• 03:09 what remains."
• 03:12 The whole idea of falling asleep is very common in--if you look
• 03:17 in the New Testament there's this
• 03:19 eschatological watchfulness.
• 03:22 People fall asleep.
• 03:24 The disciples did as well, you might recall; in Gethsemane,
• 03:28 they were woken by Yeshua's arrest.
• 03:31 Things just kind of drag on and people get dreary.
• 03:34 They get weary.
• 03:36 And he says, "Wake up," and in verse 3, "Remember what you have
• 03:41 received and heard," the exhortation to this watchfulness
• 03:45 at the end of days to not let yourself slumber.
• 03:50 There's a message given to another congregation here to the
• 03:54 east of Ephesus in Philadelphia.
• 03:57 He says in verse 8, "I know your deeds."
• 04:00 He says in verse 9, "There are these pretenders among you,
• 04:04 these fakes, individuals who say they are Jewish but are not."
• 04:09 By the way, parenthetically, there's a lot of stuff that
• 04:12 parades around in the name of Jewish perspective on biblical
• 04:16 literature that's not particularly authentic, not
• 04:18 very kosher.
• 04:21 But there are people here that are pretending to be part of the
• 04:23 community and the congregation, the early church is so Jewish,
• 04:26 he just says, you know, "They're pretending to be Jews like you."
• 04:29 There's hardly any Jews in the church today, tragically.
• 04:32 That's why I love this program, "Our Jewish Roots," I really do
• 04:35 to help stimulate an appreciation for things Jewish.
• 04:38 He says to them in verse 10, he exhorts them that they've kept
• 04:42 his word about patient endurance, subsequent to which
• 04:47 he says, "I am coming soon."
• 04:51 Friends, hear me on this.
• 04:54 We're gonna get to interpreting fascinating passages in
• 04:56 reasonably short order but there's an exhortation here to
• 05:00 be patient and to endure.
• 05:05 He speaks about a coming New Jerusalem before we get out of
• 05:08 verse 13 and I should mention that by the time of the writing
• 05:12 here, Jerusalem was destroyed.
• 05:15 The temple was destroyed.
• 05:17 He sees a new Jerusalem coming.
• 05:19 That's a good news and, by the way, we live in a world today
• 05:21 where we see Jerusalem arising, don't we?
• 05:23 That's another story.
• 05:26 To Laodicea now, in verse 14, he says, "You're lukewarm.
• 05:29 Would that you were either cold or hot," he says, "but I'm gonna
• 05:34 spew you out of my mouth," in verse 16.
• 05:37 By the way, interestingly, Laodicea was known for its
• 05:40 lukewarm waters.
• 05:42 And by the way, Laodicea in antiquity was also known for the
• 05:47 manufacture of eye ointment.
• 05:50 I mention that because he says, "I counsel you to get salve to
• 05:54 anoint your eyes," in verse 18.
• 05:57 He's kind of playing off where they are at the moment.
• 05:59 When we look in chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation therein, the Lord
• 06:05 is exhorting believers.
• 06:08 The word to them is to endure patiently.
• 06:11 You know, we can get stressed out in life and to keep our
• 06:14 faith up, to not give in to temptation,
• 06:18 to not give in to despair, disorientation, decay.
• 06:22 It can come upon us.
• 06:25 We'll see, speaking of coming upon, there's seasons of global
• 06:29 upheaval, there's unrest.
• 06:31 The revelation will go on to look at wars and rumors of wars
• 06:36 and ravages in human experience but the word here at the outset
• 06:41 on the front end of it all is to carry on, to tarry on, God is
• 06:46 with us, able to deliver us.
• 06:49 Well, we're gonna look at the world at the ragged edge of time
• 06:52 as we consider the book of Revelation and we look at
• 06:55 unveiling the mysteries therein.
• 07:00 ♪♪♪
• 07:04 Jeffrey: In chapter 5, the cat's gonna get out of the
• 07:07 bag in Revelation and it's gonna take a while to get him back in.
• 07:10 We'll get at the end of the book for that but we're in chapter 4
• 07:13 now and it's this in between moment.
• 07:16 I mention that because in chapters 2 and 3, there's
• 07:20 messages to believers, moral exhortations to keep the faith,
• 07:24 et cetera.
• 07:26 In chapter 4, there's this wonderful experience where the
• 07:29 author is beckoned to go up.
• 07:34 In chapter 4, verse 1: "The--a door was standing open
• 07:37 in heaven.
• 07:39 And there's a voice, 'Come up here, and I will show you what
• 07:43 must take place after these things.'"
• 07:46 Things are gonna be described in short order.
• 07:51 But he's beckoned to come up and, in effect, experience
• 07:54 something of a worship service on steroids.
• 07:59 I mention that because we're told in verse 2: "Immediately I
• 08:03 was in the Ruach," in the Spirit, "and behold, a throne
• 08:07 was standing in heaven, and One seated on the throne."
• 08:12 And then around the throne there are individuals worshiping,
• 08:15 et cetera.
• 08:17 And the author here gets quite an experience.
• 08:21 All that said, I wanna, here at the outset of this segment,
• 08:24 underscore the importance of experience.
• 08:28 In religion, that can be marginalized, unfortunately, in
• 08:33 some circles.
• 08:36 But, you know, I believe that people need to have something
• 08:38 that's impactful, something that's painted on their
• 08:41 imagination and I mention that because here there's a bad
• 08:46 moon rising.
• 08:49 But on the front end of that, there's a vision of God which
• 08:51 gives a kind of encouragement and a strengthening to bear up
• 08:54 with the troubles of the day.
• 08:57 And, oh goodness, we are going to be seeing troubles of the day
• 09:00 in short order.
• 09:02 But first, there is this experience likened to Isaiah in
• 09:05 chapter 6, where the Lord beckons him up and he has
• 09:09 a vision.
• 09:11 You know, I saw the Lord and, you know, holy, holy, holy.
• 09:16 Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh, Adonai-Tzva'ot.
• 09:19 Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord God Almighty.
• 09:22 There's only one vision in Isaiah the prophet.
• 09:26 He was a writing prophet.
• 09:28 These visions are all over here but we're told here that there's
• 09:32 various visions, verses 6 and 7, there are these creatures that
• 09:38 emerge, a lion, an ox, a face like a man, an eagle, and when
• 09:43 we get in the book of Ezekiel and in the books of Daniel as
• 09:48 well, we see this same kind of imagery, fascinating,
• 09:52 shocking, scary.
• 09:54 There are these living creatures in verse 8 and they cant:
• 10:00 "Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh, Adonai-Tzva'ot.
• 10:03 Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts, who was and is and who is
• 10:09 to come."
• 10:12 We're told in verse 9 that these living creatures "would give
• 10:16 glory and honor and thanks to the One seated on the throne."
• 10:20 We see this in Ezekiel as well.
• 10:22 There's the merkabhah, the chariot.
• 10:25 There's this picture of God in the heavens, swirling around.
• 10:29 People think flying saucers on occasion,
• 10:32 fascinating imagery.
• 10:34 And here, this image is resurrected in Revelation, a
• 10:37 powerful image of God who's seated on the throne and
• 10:42 individuals, in verse 10, are worshiping him.
• 10:46 And I should say, by the way, that we do that now.
• 10:50 Those who have had an experience with the Lord, even amidst the
• 10:54 turbulence of trying times, we turn and we put our eyes on him.
• 11:01 It says it explicitly in the literature that they "worship
• 11:06 him who lives forever."
• 11:09 It's an executive decision and I hope that you are minded to do
• 11:14 that as well and they cant in verse 11 here: "Worthy are you,
• 11:18 O Lord our God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you
• 11:22 created all things; because of your will they existed and were
• 11:28 created."
• 11:30 So in this segment there's this powerful worshipful image that
• 11:34 the eyes are turned toward the Lord.
• 11:38 He's on the throne.
• 11:40 It's not gonna look like it in short order 'cause the world's
• 11:42 gonna come unglued.
• 11:45 I wanna get to chapter 6 and that which follows in
• 11:48 short order.
• 11:50 We're gonna see apocalyptic vision, we're gonna see plague
• 11:53 and turmoil unleashed on the earth.
• 11:55 But we'll get to that in the next segment.
• 11:58 Here again, let me underscore the importance of having a
• 12:01 relationship with the Lord, walking with the Lord, having a
• 12:04 worship experience with the Lord.
• 12:08 Turn your eyes upon him.
• 12:12 And he's got answers and he has help that will meet us and greet
• 12:16 us, help as we need it, as we find ourselves amidst turbulent
• 12:21 times and those times get rocky.
• 12:24 We're gonna look at that as we go in "Revelation, The Unveiling
• 12:28 of the Mysteries."
• 12:32 ♪♪♪
• 12:37 Jeffrey: Our Creator chose certain places on the planet to
• 12:40 reveal himself and his message of redemption to us.
• 12:44 Mount Sinai, Moriah, Olives, the Mount of Beatitudes, as well as
• 12:49 various seas, rivers, and deserts.
• 12:52 These were the places.
• 12:54 Some are now only ruins, yet they continue to tell of the
• 12:57 Lord's faithfulness and love.
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• 14:53 Revelation 5.
• 14:54 ♪♪♪
• 14:58 Jeffrey: Well, we're still in heaven, that's the good news.
• 15:01 Hell's gonna break loose but we'll do that next week in the
• 15:02 next program.
• 15:04 In the 5th chapter which falls on the heels of the 4th, it goes
• 15:08 before the 6th as you might well imagine.
• 15:10 Here we are, we're in heaven and this author sees in verse 1 a
• 15:13 scroll and the question is who can open this?
• 15:19 Who can give voice to it?
• 15:21 Who can explain it?
• 15:23 And we're told in verse 5, one of the elders says,
• 15:26 "Stop weeping!"
• 15:28 We have someone that can open this up.
• 15:30 "Behold, the--"
• 15:32 And this is biblical Jewish language.
• 15:35 "Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has
• 15:40 triumphed--he is worthy to open the scroll."
• 15:44 Jesus is described in Jewish terms, that is associated with
• 15:50 the tribe of Judah, the Lion, the strong rulership scepter
• 15:54 going back to Genesis.
• 15:56 He is the root of David, he's descended from David.
• 16:00 You have that in Matthew chapter 1, verse 1.
• 16:03 The book of the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, Son of David,
• 16:08 Son of Abraham, and you look at the genealogical record.
• 16:11 Jesus here is associated with Jewish stock.
• 16:16 This is the answer for the world's problems.
• 16:20 Now, we're gonna see in a moment how the world rages against
• 16:22 all that.
• 16:24 And in conjunction with alighting upon that, if you'll
• 16:28 permit me to extol the virtues of a program like this.
• 16:33 We don't just proclaim Jewish--Jesus, excuse me.
• 16:37 We don't just proclaim Jesus, but we proclaim Jesus with
• 16:41 Jewish eyes, judging that to be important.
• 16:45 And if you find value in that, please share some value to help
• 16:48 us tell that story.
• 16:51 Here, Yeshua is noted as the answer to the quandary noted in
• 16:57 the literature and I like the Jewish background.
• 17:00 He, as well, as you read on, he is there noted as "a Lamb
• 17:05 standing, as having been slain."
• 17:10 Now, a Lamb that's slain for the world, by the way, is a very
• 17:14 strong Jewish image.
• 17:16 It harks to the temple proper where animals were sacrificed
• 17:19 and to the Passover as well.
• 17:23 The answer is the Lamb was slain and, by virtue of the Lamb being
• 17:28 slain in Exodus, they were extricated from misery
• 17:31 from slavery.
• 17:34 I mention that, if you look at the similarities in Revelation
• 17:37 and we're gonna do it, we're gonna get into turbulent waters
• 17:39 in a moment.
• 17:41 These plagues that are unleashed upon the earth, and these are
• 17:44 preludes to the great deliverance.
• 17:47 It's like that in the Exodus too.
• 17:48 Recall there were plagues that were unleashed upon
• 17:50 the Egyptians.
• 17:52 And then finally, the Lamb came that was slain and this was
• 17:56 adjudged to be salvific.
• 17:58 It's the same imagery here.
• 18:00 That would have not have been lost to those Jewish readers of
• 18:03 the story.
• 18:05 And people are gathered around worshiping this Lamb in verse 9,
• 18:09 singing a new song: "You are worthy to take the scroll.
• 18:13 You were slain, by your blood you redeemed for God those from
• 18:18 every tribe and tongue and people and nation."
• 18:22 See, this is the Passover story on steroids.
• 18:25 The Lamb in the Passover redeemed the Jews.
• 18:28 Here, this land redeems people from every tribe and tongue and
• 18:34 people and nation.
• 18:37 It's a fascinating story and I hope that you count yourself
• 18:39 among the redeemed.
• 18:42 He says in verse 11, "I looked and heard many angels around the
• 18:46 throne and elders and they were chanting," in verse 12, "Worthy
• 18:51 is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and riches and
• 18:58 wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing."
• 19:05 Now, there are many people that think it's a waste of time to
• 19:09 worship the Lord.
• 19:11 And it's a--certainly is a waste of resource to invest in the
• 19:14 things of the Lord.
• 19:16 But there are people who are energized even in a difficult
• 19:19 world by a heavenly vision by virtue of their being a people
• 19:23 of God and they say, "Worthy is the Lamb to receive power
• 19:29 and riches."
• 19:31 That is to say that he's worthy of it.
• 19:34 And so it is, we invest in expanding the kingdom with
• 19:38 financial wherewithal.
• 19:41 Having said that, let me encourage you please to help us
• 19:44 to tell our story as we look at the good news through the eyes
• 19:48 of the Jews.
• 19:50 Oh, the good news is good but the bad news is gonna get bad.
• 19:53 By the time we get to chapter 6 and we are right there in short
• 19:57 order next week where there's going to be turbulence in a big
• 20:00 way and we're gonna explore the turbulence, the rocky road of
• 20:04 human experience at the ragged edge of human experience.
• 20:12 Oh, please, help us tell this story.
• 20:15 If you find value, if you find in the Lord that he's worthy of
• 20:19 riches and honor and glory, sow some seed please and help us to
• 20:24 make him known in this world as we consider the Revelation and
• 20:30 we look to unveil the visions noted therein.
• 20:37 ♪♪♪
• 23:23 Kirsten: Hope you enjoyed hearing that song from
• 23:25 our founder, Zola Levitt, and speaking of enjoying, Jeff, I am
• 23:31 enjoying the fact that you are carrying on the tradition that
• 23:34 Zola started years ago of bringing the gospel and the
• 23:37 Bible through Jewish eyes.
• 23:40 You're teaching what it really was like.
• 23:43 Jeffrey: I think he was more visual in it.
• 23:45 You know, Zola would teach from Israel on location wearing robes
• 23:48 and he looked like from the 1st century.
• 23:51 You know, I don't go that way.
• 23:53 I don't wanna be a cheap imitation of someone I'm not.
• 23:55 I'm more the eccentric* professor kind of guy but both
• 23:58 of us are all about Jewish studies as it relates to the
• 24:01 Jesus story and I, we, all think it's important to look at the
• 24:05 literature with that in mind.
• 24:08 David: You were teaching today on heavenly worship on steroids,
• 24:10 I think you said.
• 24:11 Kirsten: I like that term.
• 24:13 David: I mean, what a picture of what that's gonna be
• 24:14 like someday.
• 24:16 Jeffrey: Yeah, it's ramped up.
• 24:17 There's a juxtaposition.
• 24:19 You know, earlier in Revelation congregants, believers, are
• 24:22 sluggish, they're lukewarm.
• 24:24 And then we pivot to this moment where people are excited.
• 24:29 Kirsten: And with--I say the word "funky"
• 24:32 cool-looking creatures.
• 24:34 I mean, something we've never--creatures we don't have
• 24:36 on earth.
• 24:37 I love that, you know, the imagery of what it will be like.
• 24:40 Jeffrey: And again, that's one of the reasons why it's
• 24:43 important to look at it with a Jewish lens because we're
• 24:45 bringing in pictures from Ezekiel that employ
• 24:51 fantastic imagery.
• 24:54 Similarly, Daniel, fantastic imagery with animals.
• 24:58 But here, the throne of God in Ezekiel at the very beginning is
• 25:03 characterized with these creatures with wings and so
• 25:07 forth, different faces and the like, and that seems to be at
• 25:10 play here.
• 25:12 Looks to me that Revelation is bringing in these Older
• 25:14 Testament stories and pointing to the culmination of human
• 25:19 history and the advent of the messianic era.
• 25:22 Kirsten: And there were--they were confined.
• 25:24 So many were confined and now we have visions of what it will be
• 25:28 like after we're let go and we're in heaven, right?
• 25:34 I mean, gosh, what they've been walking through and now it's
• 25:36 like, "Here's a glimpse."
• 25:38 Jeffrey: Right, and when you think, and this is an excellent
• 25:40 point because it relates to us today, not just back then, that
• 25:42 these people were suppressed.
• 25:44 They were pressed under, alone, alienated in a bad way.
• 25:47 A lot of people today find themselves pressed amidst the
• 25:51 turbulence of trying times, plague, disorientation,
• 25:54 despair, unemployment.
• 25:56 It's not exactly the same but it's when you're looking forward
• 26:01 to life over the horizon, is there hope?
• 26:04 And we're looking at a message here that they would have
• 26:08 understood that there's hope at the end of the day.
• 26:10 I hope you understand there's hope as well.
• 26:12 We live in a world today where hope can be in very high demand
• 26:14 and very short supply.
• 26:17 You can't read ten minutes into the Bible without stumbling
• 26:19 into it.
• 26:21 Kirsten: And your favorite verse is?
• 26:23 David: I was just thinking about that, Galatians 6:9: "Let us
• 26:25 never get tired of doing what is right for after a while we'll
• 26:28 reap a harvest of blessing if you don't get discouraged or
• 26:32 give up."
• 26:33 That's my life verse.
• 26:35 Kirsten: And let patient endurance endure through
• 26:37 these times.
• 26:39 Jeffrey: Right, and if you don't lose heart, talk about losing
• 26:42 heart we don't wanna lose the hearts.
• 26:44 Kirsten: I appreciate that.
• 26:47 David: So good news this week.
• 26:49 Next week?
• 26:51 Jeffrey: Well, you know, Revelation's a rollercoaster.
• 26:53 You say that as we talk behind the scenes and now as well, but
• 26:55 we all know the end of the story.
• 26:57 There's some turbulence in the literature as the risen life but
• 26:59 we're in the winning end of all of it.
• 27:01 Kirsten: Come back next week, tell your friends to watch this
• 27:03 whole series, record it and we will see Revelation through
• 27:07 Jewish eyes.
• 27:09 Thank you so much Jeffrey: Let's do it and thanks for doing it.
• 27:11 And as you go now, shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 27:13 David: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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