Caption transcript for Jehovah’s Treasure (2020): Part 2 (2/3)

• 00:03 ♪♪♪ male announcer: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with insightful
• 00:07 Bible teaching by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:09 This week, we continue our documentary miniseries,
• 00:12 "Jehovah's Treasure: The Quest for the Ark of the Covenant and
• 00:15 Temple Treasures."
• 00:19 male announcer: In a remote tunnel deep within the Judean
• 00:22 desert, an unsolved mystery of a priceless treasure.
• 00:31 It started with Abraham, was assembled by Moses, enshrined by
• 00:38 King Solomon.
• 00:40 Its fame would summon kings and beckon pharaohs.
• 00:45 Its glory ravaged foreign gods.
• 00:50 What was the source of this might?
• 00:55 Is history about to unleash its desert secrets?
• 00:59 ♪♪♪
• 01:05 The quest of the temple treasures and the Ark of the
• 01:08 Covenant, "Jehovah's Treasure."
• 01:13 ♪♪♪
• 01:18 David Hart: We are so glad you've joined us today, I'm
• 01:20 David Hart.
• 01:21 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:23 Jeffery Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif, and I have a question.
• 01:26 Do you remember the expression "dig it," as in I dig it?
• 01:30 Sixties, seventies, I'm dating myself, it's a way of saying
• 01:33 there's something really cool.
• 01:35 Well, we're digging it all right, biblical archeology.
• 01:37 And that's pretty cool too, yes?
• 01:39 Kirsten: Oh, we love it.
• 01:41 I mean, who doesn't want to watch a program about that?
• 01:43 And we're in our second program of a three part series.
• 01:47 If you love this kind of thing, we have a whole DVD special that
• 01:51 you can all order from our website.
• 01:53 There's even more than we're showing.
• 01:56 But today, we are beginning with the Israelites, the Hebrews at
• 02:01 Canaan just about to cross over the Jordan River.
• 02:12 male announcer: And as they that bear the ark were come unto
• 02:14 Jordan, the waters were cut off, and all the Israelites passed
• 02:22 over on dry ground unto Jericho.
• 02:25 And the people encamped in Gilgal on the east border
• 02:28 of Jericho.
• 02:32 At that time, the Lord said unto Joshua, "Make thee sharp knives
• 02:37 and circumcise again the children of Israel the
• 02:40 second time."
• 02:43 Rabbi Uri Einhorn.
• 02:45 Uri Einhorn: When we're talking about second circumcision in the
• 02:47 Jewish history, the first one was before they left Egypt.
• 02:51 They wandered 40 years in the desert.
• 02:53 In that time, they could not circumcise themselves, it was a
• 02:55 very harsh atmosphere.
• 02:57 So, when they came back and into the land of Israel, they had to
• 03:01 circumcise themselves again.
• 03:03 This was a covenant with God, and so there was a
• 03:06 massive circumcision.
• 03:07 It says that they circumcised themselves, means each one
• 03:10 created a knife and circumcised the other person.
• 03:13 That's what we talk about the second circumcision, second
• 03:15 massive circumcision.
• 03:18 announcer: For the children of Israel, the conquest of Jericho
• 03:20 was key to the penetration of Canaan.
• 03:23 So formidable were Jericho's walls that 40,000 Israelite
• 03:27 soldiers would not even attempt to penetrate the mighty city.
• 03:30 God had other plans.
• 03:32 "And ye shall compass the city six days.
• 03:36 And the seventh day, ye shall compass the city seven times,
• 03:41 and the priests shall blow the trumpets and shout with a great
• 03:45 shout, and the wall of the city shall fall flat."
• 03:52 Today, archeologists are divided on what actually happened here
• 03:56 at Jericho, yet the biblical account is supported word for
• 04:00 word by the Dead Sea scrolls found in the nearby caves
• 04:04 of Qumran.
• 04:07 Meanwhile, a short distance away, a lingering mystery.
• 04:10 Members of Gutfeld's crew gather by the new tunnel to study a
• 04:14 survey of the area.
• 04:17 male: Cave number 66 is mentioned in the book by just
• 04:20 one sentence.
• 04:21 Doesn't say anything about what's in the cave.
• 04:24 That's when they dug and found it empty at 130 meters deep.
• 04:27 And where we are now is where this blue line that was never
• 04:30 mentioned, it's a new archeological dig, it never
• 04:33 mentioned any of the surveys.
• 04:35 male: And what made Oren dig here, and now, and why?
• 04:44 David Dolan: The Ark of the Covenant has finally made it
• 04:46 across the Jordan River into the Promised Land.
• 04:49 But it won't find its home here in Jerusalem for many years
• 04:52 to come.
• 04:54 This mysterious golden ark is beginning to get a reputation,
• 04:58 even among some of Israel's enemies.
• 05:00 They've heard about this God of the Israelites.
• 05:03 He's made some kind of a pact with his people, apparently
• 05:06 chosen to see them through despite their hardened hearts.
• 05:10 announcer: Shiloh is located in the heartland of the country,
• 05:13 barely 20 miles from Jerusalem.
• 05:15 It would become the center of worship for some 400 years.
• 05:19 The tabernacle will be erected here in this quiet,
• 05:21 uninhabited valley.
• 05:25 All of the artifacts used in worship remain intact.
• 05:28 The seven branched golden menorah, altar of incense, the
• 05:34 table of show bread, each with a specific purpose overseen by
• 05:40 specific priests from the tribe of Levi.
• 05:46 Once a year on the day of atonement, the high priest have
• 05:49 the venerable task of parting an immense linen curtain to enter
• 05:54 the Holy of Holies.
• 05:57 To be in this room was to be in the presence of almighty
• 06:00 Yahweh, Jehovah.
• 06:05 Every move is planned, every step calculated.
• 06:12 Then he shall kill the goat of the sin offering that is for the
• 06:16 people, and bring his blood within the veil and sprinkle the
• 06:19 blood with his finger seven times upon the mercy seat, for
• 06:24 it is the blood that maketh an atonement for the soul.
• 06:40 Jeffrey: What a thrill it is to bring you to the Bible lands and
• 06:44 bring you competent people to offer a telling of it all.
• 06:48 I'm not speaking of myself.
• 06:49 I know you've enjoyed David Dolan, a former CBS
• 06:53 correspondent, who gives us his views on biblical news.
• 06:57 Of course, you've heard from archeologists, me a little bit,
• 07:01 and seen a lot of great pictures as together we go off in search
• 07:04 of Jehovah's treasure.
• 07:09 male announcer: The biblical period that follows Joshua's
• 07:11 death is known as the time of the judges.
• 07:14 The formative nation seeks to establish itself, moving ever
• 07:17 westward through the lush hill country.
• 07:20 Here, they'll once again encounter a consortium
• 07:23 of enemies.
• 07:25 And here, they'll fall prey to the beckoning of foreign gods.
• 07:29 In present day Ashkelon, evidence has been found of
• 07:32 Israel's archenemies, the Philistines.
• 07:35 Archaeologist Ian Stern.
• 07:38 Ian Stern: The Philistines were part of a mass movement of
• 07:41 peoples in the 13th century BCE, making their way from Greece to
• 07:44 the area of southern Canaan, setting up five cities known as
• 07:48 the Philistine Pentapolis.
• 07:51 They brought with them a well-trained army, an army
• 07:53 consisting of archers, consisting of calvary,
• 07:55 and charioteers.
• 07:57 They also brought with them distinctive pottery from Greece.
• 08:00 It was inevitable that these people would eventually clash
• 08:03 with the Israelites in the mountains.
• 08:05 The Israelites inched their way down from the mountainous area
• 08:08 towards the coastal plain, meeting with these Philistines
• 08:11 in a northern city in a place that was called Aphek.
• 08:15 announcer: "Now, Israel went out against the Philistines to
• 08:17 battle and pitched beside Ebenezer.
• 08:21 And the Philistines pitched in Aphek.
• 08:24 And the Philistines put themselves in array
• 08:26 against Israel.
• 08:29 And when they joined battle, Israel was smitten before the
• 08:32 Philistines and Aphek."
• 08:35 Israel would lose two battles, 34,000 lives, and most
• 08:40 tragically the Ark of the Covenant.
• 08:50 David: It was bad enough that the Israelites should lose their
• 08:53 battle at Aphek.
• 08:54 To lose the Ark of the Covenant to the Philistines, it was
• 08:58 unheard of.
• 09:00 Nothing could be more disheartening, or so it
• 09:03 would seem.
• 09:05 But the Bible records that during this period of the
• 09:07 Judges, the children of Israel had reverted to idol worship.
• 09:10 They were no longer listening to their covenant God.
• 09:13 In the absence of leaders like Moses and Joshua, even the
• 09:17 priesthood had become corrupt.
• 09:20 ♪♪♪
• 09:27 announcer: The captured Ark of the Covenant would be taken into
• 09:29 the Philistine temple in Ashdod.
• 09:33 Being a people of the sea, the Philistines based their cheap
• 09:36 deity on a creature from the sea.
• 09:39 And so it was on this extraordinary evening that the
• 09:42 holy ark shared a room with a foreign god named Dagon, the
• 09:50 fish god.
• 09:52 This was a night for a fateful confrontation.
• 09:56 ♪♪♪
• 10:22 announcer: "When the Philistines arose early in the
• 10:24 morrow morning, behold, Dagon was fallen upon his face to the
• 10:28 earth before the ark of the Lord, and his head and both
• 10:32 palms were cut off.
• 10:36 And the men of Ashdod said, 'The ark of the God of Israel shall
• 10:39 not abide with us, for his hand is sore upon us.'
• 10:43 And God smote the city of Ashdod, and they sent the ark of
• 10:49 God to Ekron."
• 10:53 David: For seven months, the ark would travel from one Philistine
• 10:56 city to another.
• 10:59 At each site, the results were the same, plague and death such
• 11:02 as the Philistines had never known before.
• 11:04 It had become quite clear that they could not harness the might
• 11:08 of this Israelite God, who they perceived must be living in this
• 11:12 troublesome golden box.
• 11:14 Clearly, the ark had to be returned to its rightful owners.
• 11:17 Of course, the question was, were the Israelites really ready
• 11:23 for the ark's return?
• 11:25 Had they learned anything in its absence about the God who
• 11:27 delivered their forefathers out of Egypt?
• 11:31 They would soon find out.
• 11:33 In a weird twist of fate, the Philistines decided to return
• 11:36 the ark.
• 11:38 Well, sort of.
• 11:40 They figured if an unmanned cart could make it all the way back
• 11:43 to the children of Israel, it would be a sign that the ark
• 11:45 rightfully belonged to the Israelites.
• 11:49 Miraculously, the unmanned cart finds its way to Beth Shemesh, a
• 11:53 city owned by the Levites.
• 11:56 announcer: "As they were reaping their wheat harvest, they lifted
• 11:58 up their eyes and saw the ark, and rejoiced to see it.
• 12:02 And they took the wood of the car and the cows thereof and
• 12:05 offered a burnt offering unto the Lord."
• 12:14 David: Unfortunately, there were still some more lessons to
• 12:16 be learned.
• 12:18 Moses had been given specific guidelines regarding the
• 12:20 handling of the holy ark.
• 12:23 Respect was paramount.
• 12:25 announcer: "And he smote the men of Beth Shemesh because they had
• 12:28 looked into the ark of the Lord, even he smote of the people
• 12:32 50,000 and three score and ten men."
• 12:37 ♪♪♪
• 12:45 David: Despite God's continued efforts to commune with his
• 12:47 covenant people, they just didn't seem to get it.
• 12:52 Their exuberance was so much lip service.
• 12:54 Their actions proved that they were quite content living
• 12:57 in pride.
• 12:59 In the absence of any spiritual authority, the ark would be
• 13:02 placed in a private residence at a place called Kiryat Ye'arim.
• 13:12 announcer: "And the men of Kiryat Ye'arim came and fetched
• 13:15 up the ark of the Lord, and brought it into the house of
• 13:18 Abinadab in the hill, and sanctified Eleazar his son to
• 13:22 keep the ark of the Lord.
• 13:25 And it came to pass while the ark of abode in Kiryat Ye'arim
• 13:28 that the time was long, for it was 20 years."
• 13:33 ♪♪♪
• 13:39 Ian: We're standing on a hilltop not far from Jerusalem that was
• 13:41 identified in 1838 by Edward Robinson as the place of ancient
• 13:45 Kiryat Ye'arim, the town of the woods, the site where the Ark of
• 13:49 the Covenant resided for 20 years.
• 13:52 He based his decision or his identification on the fact that
• 13:55 we're standing between the tribal area of Judah and the
• 13:58 tribal area of Benjamin.
• 14:00 This was reinforced by the fact that right here in front of us,
• 14:02 we have a mosaic floor dating from the fifth century, part of
• 14:06 what was a Byzantine church.
• 14:08 What we know of the Byzantine time period is that many
• 14:10 churches were built, and those churches were built to mark a
• 14:13 biblical event, very possibly here the place where Abinadab
• 14:17 and Eleazar, the guardians of that ark for 20 years, had
• 14:21 their home.
• 14:23 Also in this spot is a church built in 1924, the church of Our
• 14:26 Lady of the Ark of the Covenant, also marking that same spot.
• 14:30 But what we do know is it was in this area that the most valuable
• 14:34 treasure in the world, the Ark of the Covenant, resided for 20
• 14:37 years before David brought it with him to Jerusalem.
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• 15:33 Right now, let's return to "Jehovah's Treasure."
• 15:36 We have shown you the site where the Ark of the Covenant may have
• 15:40 stayed for over 20 years before King David brought it
• 15:43 to Jerusalem.
• 15:45 Now, we return to the site where archaeologists continue their
• 15:47 search for the hiding place of the ark or some of the temple
• 15:51 treasures, using clues based on the ancient copper scroll.
• 15:59 Oren Gutfeld: I believe that not the people who were hidden the
• 16:03 treasures made the tunnel.
• 16:05 Because the sons or someone else who hid the treasures
• 16:11 couldn't do such a huge project.
• 16:14 This project connect to someone very, very rich, very wealthy,
• 16:20 very important, maybe even a king, one of the Hasmonaean
• 16:24 kings, or someone who relates to Herod the Great.
• 16:28 So, until now, I believe that it's somehow connected to a
• 16:31 tomb, and perhaps used in secondary use to hide the
• 16:35 treasures that are mentioned in the copper scroll.
• 16:40 announcer: An intriguing parallel has emerged.
• 16:42 Gutfeld's tunnels seems to closely resemble those found in
• 16:46 the Egyptian pyramids.
• 16:48 Oren: In this section, it looks like a pyramid.
• 16:51 Although the photos of Hyrcania or the mountain of Hyrcania is
• 16:54 in artificial--it's natural, of course.
• 16:58 But if you look in a section, you can see that the tunnel goes
• 17:02 down in 35 degrees like in the pyramids, exactly under the top
• 17:05 of the hill like a pyramid actually.
• 17:11 announcer: And there is perhaps yet another connection with
• 17:13 Egypt's great pyramid.
• 17:15 At high noon on the summer solstice, an angle cast by the
• 17:18 light reflected off the pyramid intersects the likely site of
• 17:23 the Red Sea crossing, the Jordan River crossing, and Bethlehem.
• 17:27 Is it a coincidence that this same line passes through
• 17:31 Hyrcania, the site of Gutfeld's mysterious tunnels?
• 17:35 A short distance from Hyrcania in the caves of Qumran is an
• 17:38 oasis called Ein Gedi.
• 17:41 Still today, as if out of nowhere, this remarkable refuge
• 17:46 surprises visitors with lavish waterfalls and hidden caves of
• 17:51 its own.
• 17:53 It's here that one of Israel's greatest leaders would ready his
• 17:57 heart for the direction his people so desperately needed.
• 18:01 David, shepherd, musician, warrior,
• 18:08 now king of all Israel.
• 18:12 "I have found David my servant.
• 18:15 My mercy will keep for him forevermore, and my covenant
• 18:18 shall stand fast with him.
• 18:21 His seed shall endure forever, and his throne as the sun
• 18:25 before me."
• 18:28 David: With Israel's leadership again in capable hands, you'd
• 18:31 think that things would run smoothly for a change.
• 18:34 Unfortunately, in his enthusiasm to have the ark brought here to
• 18:38 Jerusalem, King David apparently forgets some very
• 18:42 important details.
• 18:44 First of all, the job of transporting any holy treasure
• 18:47 should be left solely in the hands of the priests.
• 18:50 Secondly, it should never be touched, except by the priests.
• 18:55 To abide by this law meant life.
• 18:58 To break this law meant death.
• 19:01 announcer: "And they brought the ark out of the house of Abinadab
• 19:04 and set it upon a cart.
• 19:06 And Uzzah and Ahio, the sons of Abinadab, drove the cart.
• 19:09 And when they came to the threshing floor, Uzzah put forth
• 19:13 his hand to the ark of God and took hold of it.
• 19:17 And the anger of the Lord was kindled against Uzzah, and God
• 19:20 smote him there for his error, and there he died by the ark
• 19:24 of God.
• 19:29 Ian: We're standing here in area G* of the city of David
• 19:33 excavations, a site where 3,000 years ago, David and his men
• 19:37 were going to conquer the city, which was at that time the
• 19:40 capitol of the Jebusites.
• 19:43 The Jebusites had placed their lame and their blind on the
• 19:45 walls and gates of the city, mocking David's army.
• 19:49 David ingeniously, with the help of his commander in chief Johab,
• 19:54 go through what is called in the Bible the tsinnor, the
• 19:57 water tunnel.
• 19:59 They climb through the water tunnel, enter into the city, and
• 20:01 then run to the water gate, opening the city up, allowing
• 20:04 David's army to come through, making this at that point the
• 20:07 city of David.
• 20:09 Behind us over here is a step stone structure.
• 20:12 And above that structure, a palace, probably the palace of
• 20:15 David himself.
• 20:17 It was in this city that David later on will bring the Ark of
• 20:20 the Covenant, where it will eventually have its final
• 20:22 resting place.
• 20:25 announcer: Despite his palatial surroundings, David had come to
• 20:30 revere his source.
• 20:32 He had given food unto them that fear him.
• 20:35 He will be ever mindful of his covenant.
• 20:37 Holy and reverent is his name.
• 20:40 This time, David will do it right, he will bring the ark to
• 20:43 the center of his city, being careful to do so in accordance
• 20:47 with the commandments given to Moses.
• 20:50 Thus began the process that transformed a Jebusites
• 20:54 stronghold into Jerusalem, the holy city.
• 20:59 Then on that day, David delivered first this psalm, "Be
• 21:03 ye mindful always of this covenant, the Word which he
• 21:07 commandeth to 1,000 generations, even of the covenant which he
• 21:10 made with Abraham and of his oath unto Isaac, and have
• 21:15 confirmed the same to Jacob for a law and to Israel for an
• 21:19 everlasting covenant."
• 21:30 In this wedding celebration just outside of Jerusalem, the spirit
• 21:34 of David endures.
• 21:37 ♪♪♪
• 21:54 Yaakov Kleiman: The covenant is an agreement that is totally
• 21:56 in effect.
• 21:58 It's like the wedding ring between the groom and the bride,
• 22:01 so the relationship is between God and mankind and the Jewish
• 22:05 people, particularly at Sinai.
• 22:07 The Ark of the Covenant or the--actually, the Lukhot, they
• 22:10 called the tablets or the Ten Commandments is the
• 22:13 symbolic ring.
• 22:14 So, when there's a marriage, even if the ring gets lost or
• 22:17 temporarily misplaced, marriage is still very vital.
• 22:23 announcer: Meanwhile, deep within Oren Gutfeld's tunnel,
• 22:28 something has been found, perhaps a piece of the puzzle.
• 22:34 male: [speaking in foreign language]
• 22:41 Oren: [speaking in foreign language]
• 22:57 Now we need money for a C14 test.
• 23:02 male announcer: To Gutfeld, even animal bones can be clues,
• 23:06 further evidence that his tunnels date to the period of
• 23:08 temple treasure.
• 23:10 The clues from the copper scroll remain paramount, however.
• 23:14 His tunnels are located in the Secacah Valley, or Shadow
• 23:17 Valley, mentioned five times in the scroll.
• 23:21 Further, some of the treasure is specifically indicated as being
• 23:24 located under the steps of a tunnel.
• 23:29 In the journey from the Sinai to Jerusalem, the Ark of the
• 23:33 Covenant has been the source of life and death now for nearly
• 23:37 450 years.
• 23:41 Through deserts and rivers, over mountains and canyons, into the
• 23:49 very temple of a foreign God.
• 23:54 Kirsten: So, here we have the Ark of the Covenant in the
• 23:58 Philistine camp, in the temple of their idol.
• 24:03 What in the world?
• 24:05 Jeffrey: Yeah, well, we don't have it, they have it.
• 24:07 It's in the wrong people's hands because the right people were
• 24:09 living in sin.
• 24:11 Bad story to be sure.
• 24:13 David: We're in the middle of the story, there's more to come.
• 24:15 Jeffrey: Yes, as we go in search of lost treasure.
• 24:19 David: That's right.
• 24:21 Stay with us, we'll be right back.
• 24:23 Kirsten: We have a full DVD special all about Jehovah's
• 24:27 treasure that's available to you through our website.
• 24:30 Jeffrey: And it's not fake news, you know?
• 24:32 And it's not a movie, it's actually going to the places and
• 24:34 talking to experts there.
• 24:37 It's fascinating and it's yours for the asking.
• 24:41 There's a donation to help us do what we do, and I want to thank
• 24:44 you for that.
• 24:47 David: We've tried to condense the story into three programs,
• 24:50 but actually there's a DVD.
• 24:53 Tell us about this DVD, the full series of it.
• 24:57 Jeffrey: Well, this is a quest, it's like a movie.
• 24:59 You've seen Indiana Jones, that sort of thing.
• 25:02 That's make believe, this is the real deal.
• 25:04 You know, we go to the Bible lands and you send us.
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• 25:13 You see, we didn't just start yesterday, we're not going to
• 25:15 end tomorrow, over 40 years in the game to bring biblical news
• 25:17 through the eyes of the Jews.
• 25:19 And the "Jehovah Treasure series," three parts, presents
• 25:24 you can have it all.
• 25:26 It's better than a movie 'cause it takes you all over the
• 25:28 ancient biblical world looking at a treasure hunt.
• 25:31 David: Fascinating.
• 25:33 Kirsten: I'm going to put you on the spot really quick.
• 25:35 I know you love when I do this.
• 25:37 Right now, right this minute, where do you think the ark is?
• 25:39 Jeffery: I don't know.
• 25:41 And even I tell my students as a professor, you can ask me
• 25:43 anything as long as I don't know can suffice for an answer.
• 25:45 You might expect better, you're watching television for God, you
• 25:47 go, "I don't know."
• 25:49 But the truth, you have doctor in front of your name, you don't
• 25:52 know everything.
• 25:54 And by the way, the important thing isn't what you know, it's
• 25:55 who you know.
• 25:57 And against that backdrop, please, the one question that
• 25:59 everyone needs to answer correctly is related to their
• 26:01 relationship with God through the Lord or through the Messiah,
• 26:04 who came and shed his blood on Calvary's cross for our sins,
• 26:07 how about that?
• 26:08 Kirsten: And that really ultimately is why we are here
• 26:10 and why we do what we do.
• 26:12 Thank you so much for your insight and wisdom.
• 26:14 Jeffrey: You are quite welcome, ma'am.
• 26:16 David: Yes, we conclude next week with the end of this
• 26:18 series, but right now we end with a song from our founder,
• 26:19 Zola Levitt.
• 26:21 Jeffrey: Thanks for going with us on the journey.
• 26:23 And as you go, sha'alu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 26:25 David: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 26:29 ♪♪♪
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• 26:42 ♪ Make a joyful noise unto the Lord ♪
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• 27:03 ♪ Make a joyful noise ♪
• 27:05 ♪ Make a joyful noise unto the Lord ♪
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