Caption transcript for Sar Shalom (2021): “Eternal Investments (Matthew 6:16–23)” (5/8)

• 00:04 David Hart: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots" with insightful
• 00:06 Bible teaching from Israel by Dr. Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:09 This week, we look at legalism and eternal rewards on "Sar
• 00:13 Shalom: Prince of Peace."
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• 01:17 David: We're so glad you joined us today, I'm David Hart.
• 01:19 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 01:20 Jeffrey Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif, and do you know that there is
• 01:24 a correlation between the word "disciple" and "discipline"?
• 01:29 Interior disciplines, we'll look at some of that today, yeah?
• 01:31 David: Where are you, Matthew 6?
• 01:33 Is that where you're at?
• 01:34 Jeffrey: Well, Matthew chapter 6, that's right.
• 01:35 David: Is there a theme today?
• 01:37 Jeffrey: That we do need to have a disciplined approach to
• 01:40 life and, more important than just disciplining ourselves,
• 01:44 isn't to go around and advertise,
• 01:46 "Look how holy and pious and disciplined we are."
• 01:49 It's we wanna have an internal locus of control where there's
• 01:52 discipline, where there's focus, but not go around
• 01:54 acting like we're the king of the universe.
• 01:56 Kirsten: It's interesting 'cause it's discipline with humility.
• 01:59 And we don't like that word "humility"
• 02:01 very much anymore.
• 02:02 Jeffrey: That's what I was reaching for.
• 02:04 You said in two words what I--well, I couldn't
• 02:05 say correctly in three paragraphs.
• 02:07 It is right. Very good, it is true.
• 02:09 Kirsten: It's going to be a good program.
• 02:11 Jeffrey: You should have been teaching, not me.
• 02:12 But it is true to discipline and humility.
• 02:15 David: It's from Jesus, he taught about it
• 02:16 right there in that Bible.
• 02:17 Jeffrey: He surely did and, you know, we
• 02:19 could use a little bit of both, some discipline
• 02:21 and some humility, what do you think?
• 02:23 Kirsten: Thank you for your teaching ahead of time.
• 02:24 We appreciate it. Now let's go up to the Galilee.
• 02:30 [speaking foreign language]
• 02:40 [speaking foreign language]
• 02:46 narrator: The Lord had made it quite clear.
• 02:49 There is a place for fasting, but it is not in public,
• 02:54 especially at the city gate.
• 02:57 Disfiguring the face with ashes may be rewarded with attention,
• 03:02 but the attention is the extent of the reward.
• 03:09 When fasting, do so in secret, says the Lord,
• 03:14 and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly.
• 03:22 Jeffrey: Just to be sure, I looked at my driver's license
• 03:26 the other day and looked at my date of birth.
• 03:31 Being reminded that I'm 54 years old,
• 03:34 it occurred to me that I didn't just start living.
• 03:38 And one of the things that I've learned in 54 years of living is
• 03:41 that things aren't always as they seem
• 03:47 and neither are people.
• 03:51 There's this little thing called pretense.
• 03:54 There's a word "ostensibly," which means intended for show.
• 03:59 There's the word "pretense."
• 04:02 That and the word "pretend" are cut from the same cloth and
• 04:06 speak to how some people present themselves as being something
• 04:11 when they're really not.
• 04:13 We all know that it happens in the world at large,
• 04:16 but isn't it rather bizarre, odd,
• 04:20 that it actually happens in the church?
• 04:23 People parade about to be a little more righteous,
• 04:28 a little more holy than they really are.
• 04:32 I'm not impressed by that.
• 04:33 Jesus isn't impressed by that.
• 04:35 He said as much when he warned against those that fast and they
• 04:39 just make their face--they make themselves to look just a
• 04:44 certain way so others round about can go,
• 04:47 "Ahh, what a righteous person.
• 04:50 What a holy person."
• 04:53 Jesus says, you know, they have the reward
• 04:55 by virtue of their so doing.
• 04:57 Payday comes every moment, that is to say what they're after is
• 05:01 wanting to impress the world, and they get payment immediately
• 05:05 for it because the world's impressed,
• 05:07 or at least the shallow people in the world.
• 05:11 If I understand the Lord correctly,
• 05:12 better it is that we do things for him,
• 05:15 not in order to garner the attention round about.
• 05:19 The truth of the matter is that when we fast,
• 05:21 when we do deny ourselves for Christ's sake,
• 05:24 we have a way of cleaning ourselves out.
• 05:27 Really, as you sit there right now, your body can be pumped
• 05:32 full of sodium from the cokes you're drinking, from caffeine
• 05:36 from the coffee, the sugar can be having effect
• 05:39 on your mind, not just your body.
• 05:41 There's so much junk in, and it affects not just the way we
• 05:45 look, the way we feel, the way we think.
• 05:49 Truth of the matter is we need to purge ourself some stuff to
• 05:52 get some new perspective: new ideas,
• 05:55 new ways of thinking, new ways of feeling.
• 05:59 Fasting has great value beyond the momentary value of
• 06:04 impressing the world how righteous we are.
• 06:07 The value of denial like this is that we can kind of get in touch
• 06:11 with ourselves, get in touch with the Lord,
• 06:15 get in touch with our body, and this pays great dividends
• 06:20 with the passage of time.
• 06:22 Oh, don't be a hypocrite, friend.
• 06:24 Jesus said, "Those that fast, they anoint
• 06:27 themselves to impress others.
• 06:29 They are, in effect, hypocrites,"
• 06:31 in chapter 6, verse 18.
• 06:34 The word "hypocrite," as I mentioned in another segment, in
• 06:36 the Hebrew comes from the word for hyena.
• 06:40 They make an absolute fool out of themselves.
• 06:43 They ruin the moment, they ruin others by
• 06:46 going around trying to impress.
• 06:49 Let me encourage you, instead, to place a personal
• 06:54 premium on holiness, righteousness.
• 06:58 Let me encourage you to absorb some spiritual disciplines:
• 07:02 prayer, fasting, charity-giving.
• 07:07 There are different ways that different people can benefit for
• 07:11 sacrificing themselves like this,
• 07:13 never mind how others can derive some benefit from us.
• 07:17 But let's remember, never, never,
• 07:18 never do it for show.
• 07:21 Let's give up various pleasures so we can pursue God's presence.
• 07:28 [speaking foreign language]
• 07:34 [speaking foreign language]
• 07:41 narrator: "No one will notice," he whispers to himself.
• 07:45 "This treasure of mine will remain a secret forever."
• 07:50 But "Not so," says the Lord.
• 07:54 "Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven where neither moth nor
• 07:59 rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal.
• 08:05 For where your treasure is there your heart will be also."
• 08:15 Jeffrey: I know some people, it's all about,
• 08:18 quote, "Me and my money."
• 08:20 And they love to behold it, they love to hold it,
• 08:24 to seize it ever so close and hold it because
• 08:27 they hold it so dearly.
• 08:28 And they look, make sure no one sees
• 08:32 and they bury it, they hide it.
• 08:36 Oh, they just feel so good to possess it.
• 08:41 Jesus said, "You know, we're better served to not wanna hold
• 08:47 on so tight to the money because it does have a way of getting
• 08:51 away from us, now doesn't it?"
• 08:54 The Lord's saying, "Don't lay up for yourselves treasures on
• 08:57 earth where thieves break in and steal."
• 09:05 In another vocation, I served as a police officer in a patrol
• 09:10 division, and had more than one occasion as a peace officer to
• 09:14 deal with burglars in the middle of the night.
• 09:18 And I can assure you that people can be very creative in the way
• 09:22 they go after your assets.
• 09:26 We've learned that now, haven't we, in our culture?
• 09:30 Tragically, by the way, we've seen money just evaporate,
• 09:35 horrible, through stealth, through intrigue.
• 09:40 People work their way into our banks, money just dissipates.
• 09:43 It's horrible.
• 09:45 Some have gone to jail, some people have gotten away with it.
• 09:48 Billions of dollars have just gotten away from us.
• 09:53 Jesus said that we'd do well to invest money, not just
• 09:56 look to seize it because you can't hold it forever anyway.
• 10:01 Never, never, never, never in my life did I ever see a hearse
• 10:06 making that final drive with a U-Haul in the back of it.
• 10:10 The guy's just taking his treasures to the next world.
• 10:13 Now, I know of some pharaohs that went through all
• 10:15 kind of efforts to build these magnificent structures,
• 10:21 underneath which they went to their grave with their treasures
• 10:24 with them, and you know what?
• 10:26 People even got in there.
• 10:31 Better, friends, to be rich toward God,
• 10:33 not just to invest and holding on to all of it, but to invest
• 10:37 some of that in the kingdom.
• 10:38 Jesus talks about this, does he not?
• 10:40 Then he goes on to conclude the point,
• 10:42 saying, "You know, where your treasure is,
• 10:45 there will your heart be also."
• 10:49 And I'd like to speak to that for a moment.
• 10:51 I think that by understanding some of the original language
• 10:54 and the original culture, that expression which you probably
• 10:56 heard will make just a little more sense.
• 11:00 Talk about the heart, where your heart is,
• 11:02 you know, today if you have a heart problem,
• 11:04 you'll go to a, quote, "cardiologist," someone who
• 11:07 specializes in the heart, cardiology.
• 11:11 The word "cardo" is a heart term, and it speaks
• 11:15 of Main Street in old cities.
• 11:17 You know, the Cardo was the main street that went through town
• 11:20 and that's where everyone had their shops.
• 11:23 It's where all the business was transacted, so in the Cardo,
• 11:27 that's where you found the money.
• 11:29 The money was in the city, and the money was at the Cardo,
• 11:33 and people went there.
• 11:34 So where your treasure is, that's where your cardo was.
• 11:39 Jesus says, you know, where our treasure
• 11:42 is, that's where our heart is.
• 11:45 And a way to find out about what someone's heart's all about,
• 11:48 just look and see, to the extent you can, what they do with this
• 11:54 little thing called money.
• 11:58 Pray tell, do we wanna hoard it and hold it ever so close?
• 12:02 Or do we wanna be gracious?
• 12:03 Do we wanna be kindly disposed to love other people,
• 12:07 to advance the Lord's work?
• 12:10 Listen to me in this, if you're willing to let go of
• 12:12 some money to advance the Lord's work, you're gonna find
• 12:15 the Lord bringing some more money back in.
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• 13:34 David: I had a pastor friend this week contact me, and he
• 13:36 said, "I really wanna go to Israel with you, folks.
• 13:40 But I'm afraid financially that I'm
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• 13:59 Kirsten: It's in the Galilee.
• 14:01 That's been the backdrop for this whole series.
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• 14:18 Now let's go back to the beautiful Galilee to hear
• 14:21 more on the Beatitudes.
• 14:26 [speaking foreign language]
• 14:41 narrator: For some, it's been a good day at sea.
• 14:45 Not so for others.
• 14:48 It's in times like these, the Lord says,
• 14:51 that one's light can pierce the prevailing darkness.
• 14:55 The image is clear: barren nets, empty
• 15:01 baskets, despondent friends.
• 15:07 If therefore your eye is good,
• 15:10 your whole body will be full of light.
• 15:25 Jeffrey: If you're like me, you just don't
• 15:26 really like stingy people.
• 15:30 They frustrate me personally.
• 15:32 God knows I really don't wanna be that way.
• 15:34 Better it is to be sharing and caring.
• 15:37 We know that to be the case, and we know as well that just not
• 15:40 everybody's like that.
• 15:43 There is a Hebrew expression called "Eyin raah," an evil eye,
• 15:49 which interestingly harks to being stingy.
• 15:51 They look at others and just don't care.
• 15:54 Conversely, there's the expression,
• 15:55 "Eyin tova," which means a good eye.
• 15:59 Yeshua, Jesus, is employing this Hebrew expression
• 16:03 here in the Matthean Gospel.
• 16:06 In Matthew chapter 6, he speaks of something that's
• 16:10 unintelligible apart from understanding
• 16:14 the Hebrew background.
• 16:16 He says, and I quote, "The lamp of the body is
• 16:18 the eye," in verse 22.
• 16:20 And in verse 23, he says, "And if the eye is bad,
• 16:23 then you know that whole body is gonna be full of darkness."
• 16:27 The point here, if you have an evil eye, an eyin raah, an
• 16:30 evil eye, then if you're stingy, it's just going to affect you
• 16:34 throughout, not just in the way you dispense your monies.
• 16:37 That this is a Jewish expression,
• 16:40 a Hebrew expression, is noted in the book of Proverbs, and Yeshua
• 16:43 is harking back to this.
• 16:45 In chapter 22, verse 9 he says, and I quote,
• 16:48 "He who has a generous eye will be blessed,
• 16:51 for he gives his bread to the poor."
• 16:54 In other words, you see someone in need and you
• 16:57 wanna respond to it.
• 16:59 The Lord says if we're that way.
• 17:02 You've perhaps heard the expression,
• 17:04 "He--we'd do well to share our bread with the hungry.
• 17:09 We'd do well to be responsive to needs round about,
• 17:12 to people round about."
• 17:14 Not everyone's like that.
• 17:15 Some people are just selfish to the core and they hurt other
• 17:19 people by their indifference.
• 17:22 It should not be so among us.
• 17:25 When Yeshua instructs disciples for what it is to be Christian,
• 17:30 hear me, it's not just about creeds, it's about deeds.
• 17:34 It's about doing good in the world.
• 17:36 It's about being kindly disposed.
• 17:39 It's about caring and sharing.
• 17:42 And if we're generous, we give to the poor,
• 17:45 we help others, we tithe, we give offerings,
• 17:48 if our eye is good, our whole body will be full of light
• 17:54 because we're caring and sharing and that lovingness about us
• 17:57 draws others into that vortex, into that way of being.
• 18:01 And we're just a delight to be around because
• 18:03 we're caring, sharing people.
• 18:05 Conversely, if we're not, if we're just Mr. and Mrs. Scrooge,
• 18:09 you know, we're just all about coveting my money.
• 18:12 It's all about me and my stuff, if I understand the Lord
• 18:15 correctly, that's like our eye being dark,
• 18:18 we're blind, and it imposes a kind of darkness in the body.
• 18:23 You've ever heard the expression,
• 18:24 "lighten up" or "let the sun shine in"?
• 18:28 From the '70s, there's an old
• 18:30 song, "Let the sun shine in."
• 18:31 Listen, from Yeshua's perspective,
• 18:34 from Jesus's perspective, let the sun shine in.
• 18:37 Have an eye that's full of light.
• 18:39 See what's happening in the world around you.
• 18:42 Be open, be gracious, be caring and sharing,
• 18:46 and you're gonna find, as you look out for others,
• 18:48 as you're loving toward others, Jesus says that you'll get it
• 18:52 back in return thirtyfold, sixtyfold,
• 18:56 and a hundredfold, and you're gonna see,
• 18:58 because you have an eyin tova, a good eye,
• 19:01 your body's gonna be full of light and blessing,
• 19:04 you're gonna be a blessing, and you are going
• 19:06 to be blessed yourself.
• 19:10 Kirsten: We have three grandkids, don't we?
• 19:12 And they're very fun.
• 19:14 We have Landon, he's 12, Bella Rose who's 2 1/2,
• 19:18 and the baby is Ty David, but our 2 1/2-year-old, with our son
• 19:22 Tyler, will learn some of the basic things that Jeff has been
• 19:26 teaching today, and our son Tyler in particular will say to
• 19:29 Bella, he'll say, "Sharing is--" and Bella says, "Caring."
• 19:35 Even a 2 1/2-year-old knows what you taught today.
• 19:40 It's simple, it's basic, way of living.
• 19:44 Jeffrey: Listen, I think if we would just follow what our
• 19:46 parents told us in nursery school.
• 19:50 In our nursery school and kindergarten, teachers taught
• 19:52 us that would be a good key to success in life right there.
• 19:55 David: It makes us proud grandparents
• 19:57 or parents with our kids.
• 19:59 Kirsten: To get some of the--but you really
• 20:01 taught--Jesus was teaching some basic human things that,
• 20:04 unfortunately, some of us just don't get: to share,
• 20:08 to be nice to each other, and to be kind, things like that.
• 20:13 Jeffrey: Yes, and that kindness opens up heaven's door
• 20:17 in ways that greed pushes away.
• 20:20 Because God is kind.
• 20:21 He's compassionate, revealed as such in the older Testament,
• 20:25 incarnated as such in the New and the person of Jesus.
• 20:29 And when we're caring and sharing,
• 20:31 we have a way of opening up blessings into our own lives
• 20:35 that wouldn't otherwise be there.
• 20:37 Now, there's different ways to do that.
• 20:38 We wanna make sure that we do do that and,
• 20:41 by the way, having said that, if you would be gracious and kindly
• 20:45 disposed to sow an investment in this ministry,
• 20:49 I believe God would bless you for it,
• 20:51 inasmuch as he's blessed me and us for caring and sharing and
• 20:55 investing in the kingdom.
• 20:56 When I ask for an offering, I don't--it's not
• 20:59 that I don't put into the plate.
• 21:00 I endeavor to be a giver with tithes and offerings, and I've
• 21:03 found that it's better to be a blessing
• 21:06 than it is to be blessed.
• 21:07 And we do good to care to share.
• 21:10 Kirsten: You also taught on the principle, and this is very
• 21:12 interesting, I love this, that the lamp--or that the eye
• 21:16 is a lamp of the body.
• 21:18 And I've looked up scientific research on that also, and
• 21:21 doctors can look at someone's eyes to see
• 21:23 if they're healthy or not.
• 21:25 It's just fascinating, and our oldest daughter-in-law,
• 21:27 both of our girls, but our oldest daughter-in-law,
• 21:30 I always say, "You have the most sparkly eyes."
• 21:32 And I said, "She has God eyes."
• 21:34 And I see what comes out of her.
• 21:36 It's just very interesting for Jesus to teach that.
• 21:38 He created our bodies, he created the eye, and you
• 21:41 can read so much of a person if they're sharing and caring.
• 21:44 Jeffrey: To that point, you know, you see
• 21:46 some of these magazines, these models in "Vogue" or
• 21:48 whatever, they look like death warmed over.
• 21:49 Nice figures, nice clothing, but the eyes'll
• 21:51 scare you to death, you know?
• 21:53 So no countenance to speak of.
• 21:55 But there's a kind of radiance with a God radiance.
• 21:58 It's in the eyes. Good point.
• 21:59 Kirsten: You can tell, but I love that he taught
• 22:01 that he created the eyes and he created that we can tell.
• 22:04 I just--I dunno. Great teaching, practical.
• 22:07 Jeffrey: Well, thank you.
• 22:08 David: All about humility, what you're teaching today.
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• 25:17 David: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 25:21 ♪ For the holy city of Jerusalem, ♪
• 25:25 ♪ we will pray for peace, ♪
• 25:27 ♪ Yerushalayim. ♪
• 25:31 ♪ On the holy mountain in Jerusalem, ♪
• 25:35 ♪ take thy son, thy son, ♪
• 25:37 ♪ thy only son. ♪
• 25:39 ♪ Slay him there and show me ♪
• 25:41 ♪ in Jerusalem of thy faith, ♪
• 25:45 ♪ thy faith that God is one. ♪
• 25:48 ♪ O my God, my only son, ♪
• 25:52 ♪ but ask of me and it is done. ♪
• 25:56 ♪ For in thy mercy, for in thy name, ♪
• 26:00 ♪ I know for me you'll do the same. ♪
• 26:10 ♪ On that holy mountain in Jerusalem, ♪
• 26:14 ♪ take thy son, thy son, ♪
• 26:16 ♪ thy only son. ♪
• 26:18 ♪ Slay him there and tell the world, ♪
• 26:20 ♪ Jerusalem of thy faith, thy faith that it is done. ♪
• 26:26 ♪ For it is done. ♪
• 26:28 ♪ We have the Son, the blessed one, ♪
• 26:32 ♪ his only Son. ♪
• 26:34 ♪ Believe on him and it is done, ♪
• 26:38 ♪ and always pray, ♪
• 26:40 ♪ Yerushalayim. ♪
• 26:49 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom, ♪
• 26:51 ♪ Yerushalayim. ♪
• 26:53 ♪ Sha'alu, Sha'alu Shalom ♪
• 26:57 ♪ For the Holy City of Jerusalem. ♪
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• 27:07 ♪ Sha'alu Shalom, ♪
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