Caption transcript for Divine Deliverance (2020): “David” (7/11)

• 00:03 ♪♪♪ male announcer: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with
• 00:06 insightful Bible teaching by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:08 In this program, a young shepherd boy faces a giant.
• 00:12 Our focus is on David today on divine deliverance.
• 00:20 announcer: From the beginning,
• 00:22 our creator revealed his will to the common man.
• 00:26 Individuals listened to his call and responded in obedience.
• 00:31 From the first Hebrew, Avraham, to the culmination of salvation
• 00:36 and the Messiah himself, the Lord faithfully intervenes with
• 00:41 his divine deliverance.
• 00:45 ♪♪♪
• 00:53 David Hart: We are so glad you've joined us today.
• 00:54 I'm David Hart.
• 00:55 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:57 Jeffrey Seif: Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:58 David: So I have a childhood memory today in this series
• 01:00 in this program.
• 01:02 I think you might remember this.
• 01:03 ♪ Only a boy named David, only a little sling. ♪
• 01:07 Okay, I'm going to stop right there 'cause we've got
• 01:08 a lot to do.
• 01:09 It's all about David today.
• 01:11 Kirsten: We're Sunday school babies.
• 01:13 [laughing]
• 01:14 David: Did you know that song?
• 01:15 Is it familiar?
• 01:17 Kirsten: Did we stump you on that one?
• 01:18 Jeffrey: Never heard--I wasn't raised in church.
• 01:19 I never heard that one before.
• 01:22 But to the point, David; it's the wonderment of him.
• 01:29 I mean, even they telegraph it to children,
• 01:32 this boy with faith and courage to go up against all odds
• 01:35 with a slingshot.
• 01:36 Kirsten: A giant. A giant.
• 01:38 I mean, there's so much of his life, so much.
• 01:39 And he was a deliverer for the Israelites.
• 01:43 I mean, he saved them against Goliath taking their lives.
• 01:46 Jeffrey: Yes.
• 01:48 And before he saved them from Goliath,
• 01:49 he saved sheep.
• 01:51 You know, at the end of the day, people are just caring about
• 01:54 animals, about humans.
• 01:55 It's just good to be all about caring, amen?
• 01:58 God delivers through it.
• 01:59 David: Yes.
• 02:01 Right now let's go to our dramatic reenactment where David
• 02:03 defeats the great giant, Goliath.
• 02:08 male: David only needed one smooth stone,
• 02:13 but he selected five.
• 02:16 Waiting for him was the biggest man anyone had ever seen,
• 02:22 over 9 feet tall.
• 02:24 His armor alone weighed as much as a man.
• 02:27 His iron spear was greater than 15 pounds.
• 02:30 Goliath had taunted us unmercifully for 40 days.
• 02:36 Then one day this shepherd boy, David the son of Jesse,
• 02:41 confronted the Philistine beast with his sling and
• 02:44 that one single stone.
• 02:48 ♪♪♪
• 02:55 [crowd cheering]
• 02:57 It was a day that all Israel shall never forget,
• 03:00 how proud we were.
• 03:02 We were serving in the army of the living God.
• 03:04 [crowd cheering]
• 03:08 ♪♪♪
• 03:17 female: We will never forget that day.
• 03:20 Our hearts leaped for joy at the sight of him.
• 03:23 David, the giant killer, had returned.
• 03:26 The Philistines thought that Goliath could never be defeated,
• 03:29 but David had proven them wrong.
• 03:32 But David, how bold.
• 03:35 He went to battle with a few small stones and returned
• 03:38 with a sword of a giant.
• 03:40 King Saul has done well in selecting him.
• 03:43 Our enemies have been slain by the tens of thousands.
• 03:48 Because of David, we now have peace within our walls.
• 03:53 ♪♪♪
• 04:01 Jeffrey: I just got to tell you,
• 04:03 I love this guy.
• 04:05 Probably going to get some bad mail from people that don't love
• 04:08 this segment because people are minded to think religious people
• 04:12 are just forever sheepish and passive and letting the world
• 04:15 roll over them.
• 04:17 Well, the guy that threw these rocks didn't believe that way.
• 04:19 And when he picked up a sword and took a head off,
• 04:21 he didn't think that way either.
• 04:23 And, you know, as a guy, the story,
• 04:27 truth be known, really resonates with me today.
• 04:29 When I was growing up, we sang a song
• 04:32 [speaking in Hebrew],
• 04:35 "David, the king of Israel lives forever."
• 04:38 And that courage, that confidence,
• 04:42 that verve--and by the way, the word confidence itself
• 04:45 comes from the Latin confides.
• 04:48 It means with faith, and men need that to throw themselves
• 04:52 against the challenges of the day.
• 04:55 David did it in his day.
• 04:58 He did it his way.
• 04:59 We need to do it in ours.
• 05:03 Oops, I forgot.
• 05:06 Some have said it's just one big myth;
• 05:08 David never existed, that he's just the Sylvester Stallone,
• 05:13 the rocky of the biblical drama.
• 05:16 They said it didn't happen.
• 05:19 And then once upon a time in a place called Tel Dan in northern
• 05:25 Israel, a tablet was found with an ancient inscription,
• 05:29 where a king of a neighboring country spoke of the
• 05:34 house of David, beit David.
• 05:37 What that did is it lent credence to the notion that
• 05:41 there really was a David.
• 05:45 We need to fend off insults in different ways,
• 05:49 whether it's insults to the veracity of the
• 05:52 biblical testimony.
• 05:54 Veracity comes from the Latin word verite.
• 05:56 It means truth.
• 05:57 Individuals question the essence and substance of biblical faith.
• 06:02 Individuals need to contend for that.
• 06:04 Is it problematic to contend for an ancestral God-given homeland?
• 06:09 Is it problematic to contend for America?
• 06:12 I think not.
• 06:15 And once again, as I said at the opening of the segment,
• 06:18 the guy who carried stones here and a sword here,
• 06:23 who's noted here, he didn't think so either.
• 06:31 male: I was among the leaders of the tribes of Israel that day
• 06:34 when we gathered in Hebron.
• 06:37 King Saul was dead, having taken his own life on the battlefield.
• 06:43 We had assembled at this place to anoint David as our new king.
• 06:48 David had proven himself to be a worthy leader
• 06:52 and a mighty warrior.
• 06:55 The covenant he shared with us that day assured us that the
• 06:59 Lord would continue to be our source in the days ahead.
• 07:03 He pledged his devotion, and we promised the same in return.
• 07:12 In the anointing of David, we witnessed the birth of a new
• 07:17 kingdom, a kingdom which we prayed would never pass away.
• 07:22 ♪♪♪
• 07:33 Jeffrey: We're so thrilled to be able to bring these
• 07:35 fascinating, dramatic vignettes to you.
• 07:39 Before unpacking some of the particulars of the pictures that
• 07:43 offers a telling of the biblical text,
• 07:45 I want to speak to a text I alluded to earlier;
• 07:48 this one written in stone, a little sidebar to this famous
• 07:53 piece of discovery.
• 07:56 You know, biblical archaeology is a wonderful discipline.
• 08:01 You dig up the land and it verifies the biblical testimony.
• 08:06 That's true.
• 08:08 And what's fascinating when bringing this to you,
• 08:11 truth be known, there was a professor.
• 08:14 His name was Avraham Baron, who was head of the expedition
• 08:18 in northern Israel Tel Dan in 1993, '94.
• 08:22 And this stone was discovered then,
• 08:25 tells the story of Hatsel Hazael,
• 08:29 a king of Aram and a military engagement he's involved in.
• 08:34 This stone was sitting in the professor's crate,
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• 09:09 Now, for the story at hand, the anointing,
• 09:14 it's a fascinating story in the book Shmuel Samuel--1 Samuel 16
• 09:21 have to describing that David didn't have a lot going for him.
• 09:25 In fact, his brothers kind of gave him up,
• 09:27 didn't take him seriously, and even his father kind of pushed
• 09:30 him to the margins.
• 09:31 But there was something in him.
• 09:33 There was a call.
• 09:35 And he's brought before the prophet and we're told in the
• 09:37 text, chapter 16, verse 12,
• 09:41 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:44 "And God said, 'Kume. Arise.
• 09:50 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:52 And anoint him.'"
• 09:55 That word by the way
• 09:56 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 09:59 excuse me,
• 10:01 actually, you might hear the word
• 10:04 [speaking in Hebrew] in that.
• 10:05 I kind of conflated that.
• 10:07 It's where we get the word messiah.
• 10:10 People speak and rightly so of Jesus the Messiah,
• 10:14 more commonly known as English as Jesus Christ.
• 10:19 People think his father and mother are Mr. and Mrs. Christ,
• 10:22 that his birth certificate read Christ,
• 10:24 J for Jesus, when actually the word Christ itself is a Greek
• 10:30 for the Hebrew, mashiach or messiah.
• 10:35 And the word messiah itself means anointed one.
• 10:41 So let's bring it together.
• 10:44 You saw the picture of David who was anointed.
• 10:48 The prophet poured the anointing oil on his head,
• 10:54 and the rest is history.
• 10:59 Well, there were different history makers
• 11:01 that were anointed.
• 11:03 Prophets were anointed, kings, priests.
• 11:06 David himself here, of course, anointed in effect as king.
• 11:11 He in effect was a great deliverer in ancient Israel,
• 11:17 and his story is in the past.
• 11:20 But the one that he presages belongs to the future
• 11:26 in perpetuity.
• 11:28 And who am I referring to?
• 11:31 Jesus, called Yeshua actually in Hebrew,
• 11:36 from a verb to save, to deliver, or to redeem.
• 11:43 This series is all about deliverance.
• 11:47 And when I think of deliverance, there's the ultimate deliverer.
• 11:52 Oh, friends, this story talks about David of the past.
• 11:56 But, you know, Jews sing,
• 11:59 [speaking in Hebrew],
• 12:03 David the king of Israel lives forever.
• 12:05 Now, he's remembered forever.
• 12:08 Even the star that is the Star of David that is affixed
• 12:12 to Jewish jewelry and to the flag of Israel itself reminds us
• 12:17 of the triumphs of David in days gone by.
• 12:22 But saying David lives forever; he doesn't just live in memory,
• 12:27 he doesn't just inspire a kind of confidence.
• 12:31 But if the biblical testimony, both testaments,
• 12:35 is to be taken seriously, David lives forever because
• 12:39 that energy, that anointing is personified in the person
• 12:44 who lives forever, who died.
• 12:47 He was crucified, buried, and three days later that anointed
• 12:53 one rose from the dead.
• 12:56 This deliverer who lives to make intercession for us,
• 13:01 this deliverer who facilitates a great deliverance,
• 13:05 he himself was delivered from death,
• 13:09 and right into the future he delivers us from death as well.
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• 14:09 David: Right now let's go back to our drama,
• 14:10 where David's lineage brings forth the Messiah.
• 14:16 male: Matthew 1, the book of the generation of Jesus Christ,
• 14:21 the son of David, the son of Abraham.
• 14:25 All of the generations to David are 14 generations.
• 14:31 From David until the carrying away into Babylon are
• 14:36 14 generations, and from the carrying away into Babylon
• 14:41 unto Christ are 14 generations.
• 14:46 "And in the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent
• 14:51 from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth,
• 14:56 to a virgin, a spouse to a man whose name was Joseph of the
• 15:00 house of David, and the virgin's name was Mary.
• 15:07 And the angel came in under her and said,
• 15:09 'Hail thou art highly favored.
• 15:13 The Lord is with thee.
• 15:14 Blessed art thou among women.
• 15:17 Fear not, Mary, for thou has found favor with God.
• 15:22 And behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb and bring forth
• 15:26 a son and shall call his name Jesus.
• 15:29 He shall be great and shall be called the son of the highest,
• 15:34 and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father
• 15:38 David and he shall reign over the house of Jacob forever.
• 15:42 And of his kingdom, there shall be no end.'"
• 15:49 Jeffrey: We began this program with women
• 15:53 celebrating David.
• 15:55 Well, that's just a foretaste of a glory divine.
• 16:00 I mention this because the angel Gabriele,
• 16:03 meaning "my strength," comes to the royal couple.
• 16:08 Well, they're peasant stock to be sure,
• 16:10 but they're going to give birth to the King of kings.
• 16:12 And speaks that through their son,
• 16:15 the anointed one, a descendant of David,
• 16:19 will come one whose kingdom there will be no end.
• 16:22 Now, that's cause to celebrate.
• 16:25 By way of contrast, it's worth noting that Miriam,
• 16:29 Mary, comes from Hebrew Maryom, which means "sea of bitterness"
• 16:37 or "sea of sorrows."
• 16:39 Mar is bitterness, and yom is sea.
• 16:42 Well, talk about--her life granted that she had
• 16:46 the sorrowful of experience of being,
• 16:50 no doubt, criticized for being pregnant before marriage.
• 16:54 You know, a little bit of a scandal there.
• 16:57 And similarly, she had the pain, the carry of watching her son
• 17:02 come to an inglorious end.
• 17:06 She's there at the cross with the Lord and there's sorrow,
• 17:10 but, you know, that sorrow was turned to joy,
• 17:15 and it's not just something that happened to the mother.
• 17:20 It can happen to the other, and I'm talking to people
• 17:25 like me and you.
• 17:27 I'll look at the Martian text.
• 17:31 We're told in verse 20 of the first chapter,
• 17:34 that an angel, a messenger came.
• 17:36 The angel, by the way, in Luke chapter 1:26 is named Gabriele.
• 17:40 I like to conflate the testimonies to get
• 17:42 all the information.
• 17:44 The angel of the Lord appears to Yosef in a dream and says,
• 17:49 "Joseph, son of David--"
• 17:52 You know, he was of peasant stock, but he's descended
• 17:56 from a king.
• 17:57 And by the way, parenthetically that's what happens.
• 18:00 You and I can have very humble circumstances.
• 18:02 We're born again.
• 18:04 We're descended from a king.
• 18:07 We're inputted with his genetic code,
• 18:10 descended from greatness.
• 18:12 I think we do well to live it.
• 18:13 Well, he says, "Joseph, son of David,
• 18:16 don't be afraid to take Miriam."
• 18:18 He goes on to note that the child within her has been
• 18:22 conceived by the Ruach ha-Kodesh.
• 18:26 "She will give birth to a son, and you shall call
• 18:31 his name Yeshua," or Jesus.
• 18:34 And then there's a conjunction; "For he shall save his people
• 18:40 from their sins.
• 18:42 Conjunctions: and, but, or, for, or nor.
• 18:45 It's joined here, and I mention this because absent to an
• 18:48 understanding of the Hebrew it doesn't really make sense.
• 18:51 "You shall call his name Yeshua,"
• 18:54 which in Hebrew means deliverer.
• 18:57 He says, "You shall call his name Yeshua,
• 19:01 for he will deliver his people from their sins."
• 19:08 See, by understanding the Jewish background,
• 19:12 it brings something forth that wouldn't otherwise be there.
• 19:18 I think you can look at the Bible without understanding
• 19:21 the Jewish roots and it's like looking at it
• 19:23 in black and white.
• 19:25 It's dramatic and it's great.
• 19:26 But when you look at the Jewish background to it,
• 19:27 it brings it forth in technicolor.
• 19:31 It gives it views and use, which wouldn't otherwise be there,
• 19:37 and that's our trademark.
• 19:39 You know what Jesus's trademark is?
• 19:43 Forgiving people of their sins.
• 19:48 There is nothing you've done that can exempt you
• 19:56 from the opportunity to get a fresh start and a new life.
• 20:00 I want to speak slowly, deliberately, and gently.
• 20:06 People go through life.
• 20:09 They carry shame and guilt and other concomitants to that,
• 20:15 things that weigh them down.
• 20:17 In their life, there's little, if any, cause to celebrate.
• 20:21 I want to know that God can change your mourning into
• 20:26 gladness, and that comes about by your experience with the
• 20:31 anointed one; the deliverer himself who came not just to die
• 20:38 for the sins of the world, but to save you in the world;
• 20:42 not just so you can have life after death,
• 20:45 but so that you can experience life before death,
• 20:50 a new life invigorated with the power of the Holy Spirit
• 20:55 and a clear conscience.
• 20:59 Kirsten: Jeff just talked about God turning our mourning
• 21:03 into gladness and into dancing.
• 21:06 That's a joyful way to look at David's story and his life.
• 21:09 Jeffrey: It really is.
• 21:11 And I'm so thankful that God turned my mourning
• 21:14 into gladness.
• 21:15 And you know how he did that for me?
• 21:16 There's different ways.
• 21:18 My first wife, may she rest in peace,
• 21:20 we were married 30 years, and she died of cancer.
• 21:24 And when the Lord brought Barri into my life,
• 21:26 he really turned my mourning into gladness.
• 21:28 I was 60; Barri was 62.
• 21:31 She'd never married, and honest to goodness
• 21:34 I am just so thrilled.
• 21:35 The Lord brings people into our lives to help turn that
• 21:39 mourning into gladness.
• 21:40 And that's probably more personal than one would expect
• 21:43 for television, but God does things to people personally
• 21:46 to turn it around, and he's in the business of doing
• 21:50 that even today.
• 21:51 David: That's right.
• 21:53 It's so much of David's life that I want to relate
• 21:56 to as you teach.
• 21:58 He was a shepherd boy.
• 21:59 He was faithful to God, not always.
• 22:01 Jeffrey: And speaking of David,
• 22:03 did the Lord use this David to turn your mourning into
• 22:06 gladness, by the way?
• 22:07 Kirsten: I wasn't mourning too bad,
• 22:08 but there was a lot of gladness, a lot of gladness.
• 22:12 Jeffrey: You've been singing and celebrating for 30 years.
• 22:14 Kirsten: Thirty years.
• 22:15 I know. Yay.
• 22:17 And it's interesting.
• 22:18 You look at King David, he had some rough days.
• 22:22 I mean, the guilt that he had probably with the situation
• 22:26 with Bathsheba, his sons and the relationship he had
• 22:29 with his boys.
• 22:31 He really did live out that mourning,
• 22:34 but yet God delivered him into gladness.
• 22:37 Jeffrey: It's a great point, and you guys are known for them.
• 22:40 It's true.
• 22:41 His life wasn't an easy life.
• 22:42 You know, we read through it in the pages,
• 22:45 and you can get through his life in a few minutes.
• 22:46 But when you just walk through it incrementally,
• 22:49 he carried these burdens for years.
• 22:51 You know, faith walk is a walk and--but thanks be to God for
• 22:55 God, he leads us through it all.
• 22:57 Kirsten: And without him we wouldn't have had Yeshua.
• 23:00 Jeffrey: No, we wouldn't have.
• 23:01 And with him, I have hope in that.
• 23:03 I realize that God loves human beings,
• 23:06 foibles, and all to your point.
• 23:09 And to your life and our life, it's easy to feel ashamed to get
• 23:12 down and guilty because we're human beings.
• 23:14 And when I look at David, I see a human being.
• 23:17 And I'm not out committing adultery and murder on top,
• 23:20 but I'm just glad to know there's a gracious God that see
• 23:23 something in me because I don't always show him the best of me.
• 23:27 And thank God for his mercies. Amen?
• 23:29 David: Even David in his story.
• 23:31 Without God, I don't think we'd even have this story.
• 23:34 Jeffrey: No.
• 23:36 'Cause it's not just David's dint of determination, you know.
• 23:39 And I'm all about--you know, I've raised boys.
• 23:41 "Throw yourself against the future.
• 23:43 Be bold.
• 23:44 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 23:45 Be strong."
• 23:47 And David has that as he keeps reaching forward,
• 23:48 but he has more than his own dog of determination.
• 23:50 He has a God who loves him, who has a divine intention
• 23:53 and working through him.
• 23:55 Kirsten: That gives us hope today.
• 23:56 Your teaching gives us hope.
• 23:58 The life of David gives us hope that we can still be people
• 24:02 after God's own heart even with our faults and downfalls.
• 24:05 Jeffrey: Amen. And thank you for that.
• 24:06 And if my teaching gives hope, it's only by virtue
• 24:09 of association with the literature 'cause the hope
• 24:10 is in here and the hope is up there.
• 24:12 I'm just a donkey that opens the mouth.
• 24:13 Kirsten: You're more than that.
• 24:15 We love you. Thank you.
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