Caption transcript for Eretz Israel (The Land of Israel) (2021): “Promised Forever” (6/8)

• 00:01 ♪♪♪
• 00:03 male announcer: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots," with
• 00:06 insightful Bible teaching from Israel by Doctor Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:10 We travel to Megiddo today on "Eretz Israel,"
• 00:14 the land of Israel.
• 00:17 ♪♪♪
• 00:25 male narrator: Look to the north, the south,
• 00:31 the east, the west.
• 00:41 All the land which thou seest, to thee will I give it,
• 00:46 and to thy seed forever.
• 00:50 Indeed, he who watches over Israel
• 00:54 will neither slumber nor sleep.
• 01:03 Eretz Israel.
• 01:06 ♪♪♪
• 01:13 David Hart: Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 01:15 I am David Hart.
• 01:16 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart. Jeffrey Seif: I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 01:18 And we are at one of the more
• 01:20 famous Biblical sites today, yes?
• 01:23 Kirsten: Tel Megiddo, another ancient Tel, right?
• 01:27 Civilization, civilization, civilization.
• 01:30 Jeffrey: Yes, known more popularly in modern culture
• 01:33 as Armageddon.
• 01:37 Megiddo, fascinating, you know, the end of the world,
• 01:40 great battles, lots of layers of former battles,
• 01:43 one big one coming, yes.
• 01:45 Kirsten: Battles for that land, but today we're talking
• 01:47 about the fact that that covenant was--that land was
• 01:51 a covenant promise forever.
• 01:54 So, regardless, right, of whatever battles come,
• 01:57 God's gonna give that land to his people?
• 02:00 Jeffrey: You know, it's like life's not without a struggle at
• 02:02 the end of the day, you know, God gives it, but it's not
• 02:04 a walk in the park.
• 02:06 You have to contend for what he's given sometimes.
• 02:07 Kirsten: And King David had to content for that too.
• 02:10 Jeffrey: Yeah, they all did, we all do, you know,
• 02:11 them and us to tell you the truth.
• 02:13 Some people say, "Oh, look, life's not a struggle, just, you
• 02:16 know, just listen to my speech and everything's gonna be great.
• 02:19 Well, no, you know, even with the word of faith and I possess
• 02:23 it, faith gets you through the challenges of the day,
• 02:28 it's not a detour around it all.
• 02:31 It is a struggle.
• 02:32 David: We're gonna show you just a glimpse of the battles
• 02:34 that King David fought for the promised land, and also, we're
• 02:38 gonna take you to Doctor Sief's teaching at ancient Megiddo.
• 02:45 narrator: King David sits on his throne, knowing full well
• 02:48 that his kingdom had not come easily,
• 02:51 except by the strength of the Lord.
• 02:54 And it came to pass that David smote
• 02:56 the Philistines and subdued them.
• 02:59 And he smote Moab, and he slew the Syrians, two and twenty
• 03:04 thousand men, and all they of Edom became David's
• 03:09 servants, and the Lord preserved David withersoever he went.
• 03:15 And David reigned over all Israel, and David executed
• 03:19 judgement, and justice, unto all his people.
• 03:23 And David's sons were chief rulers.
• 03:31 Jeffrey: The Bible speaks of wars and rumor of wars,
• 03:34 but for David it was more than just a rumor, 'cause he forged
• 03:37 out a kingdom by dint of his determination, and with God's
• 03:41 help of course, him being the anointed one of God.
• 03:45 Well, right here, Armageddon, his son Solomon learned
• 03:49 about that and more.
• 03:51 Come with me now, as we go off to Armageddon.
• 03:58 ♪♪♪
• 04:08 ♪♪♪
• 04:18 ♪♪♪
• 04:29 Jeffrey: David carved it out, Solomon solidified it,
• 04:34 to what exactly am I referring?
• 04:38 Let me show you.
• 04:44 Solomon's kingdom, something of a vast expanse,
• 04:50 Megiddo is something at the heartland of it.
• 04:52 He had to fortify, defend, and use this to hold off invading
• 04:57 forces from the north and from the east,
• 05:00 and to Megiddo we'll go.
• 05:23 It's called the promised land, and the reason why it's called
• 05:27 the promised land is God promised that land,
• 05:31 and he promised it to a particular people
• 05:34 who were destined to make a bid at a particular place.
• 05:39 And if you're gonna fight to secure a toehold in a region,
• 05:43 you're gonna need space to fight from, hence Megiddo here,
• 05:46 Armageddon, a chariot city among other things, a place that has
• 05:52 been a sanctuary for many a king, as evidenced by layer upon
• 05:57 layer that harks to kings that came here, secured,
• 06:01 resecured, and developed this piece of land.
• 06:06 This piece of land is a fascinating piece, by the way.
• 06:09 It extends on the one hand over toward Egypt.
• 06:13 This promised land then extends upward towards the Euphrates,
• 06:16 and it extends eastward by the way,
• 06:18 beyond what we call the Jordan River today.
• 06:22 It's a piece of land that was given to a particular person
• 06:25 as I noted a minute ago, a promised land.
• 06:29 Oh, it's one thing to say that it's mine, it's another thing
• 06:32 to hold off belligerents that are minded to say
• 06:34 that's not the case.
• 06:36 And that tension, that back and forth has been the
• 06:38 story of the ages, which is why, by the way, when you look with
• 06:42 me in the Book of Chronicles, 2 Chronicles, chapter 9, verse 25,
• 06:47 we're told that Solomon, who, under his administration the
• 06:51 kingdom really was expanded, it had diminished some afterward.
• 06:54 Under his administration, we speak here of thousands
• 06:58 of stalls for horses, for chariots, and that Solomon,
• 07:02 who will participate in what we call chariot cities here in the
• 07:06 Biblical text, and why is that, because from cities like this,
• 07:10 and along roads like this, forces had to go out to protect
• 07:14 the world from belligerents, and Solomon did that during
• 07:17 his administration certainly.
• 07:20 We're told that, fortified as he was and strengthened as he was
• 07:25 by certain outpost cities like this, we're told that Solomon
• 07:27 reigned, in verse 26, over all the kings from the river,
• 07:34 and the river here is harking to the Euphrates River.
• 07:38 The word Ebrew, or Hebrew, means beyond the river, and the
• 07:42 ancestors came from beyond the river and secured a place here
• 07:47 that was bequeathed by God in the land of Kena'an, Canaan.
• 07:51 And here we're told that the reign of Shelomoh, of Solomon,
• 07:54 extended up to the river on the northern eastern front,
• 07:59 to the land of the Plistim, the Philistines, and this harks,
• 08:04 by the way, to the areas that run along the sea,
• 08:08 where there were some major cities there.
• 08:10 Gath is made familiar because of Goliath,
• 08:13 Ashkelon, Ahdod, and others.
• 08:15 The Plistim never had sway over this whole region,
• 08:18 but they did have a toehold of it,
• 08:20 but here the chronicler wants to say, on the one hand,
• 08:23 the kingdom extended up to the Euphrates,
• 08:26 and then in Canaan proper the coastland areas,
• 08:29 what he calls, where the Plistim reign, and then
• 08:32 he notes as well, as far as the border of Egypt.
• 08:36 There's a river there that demarcates the border, and it
• 08:40 shows something of an expanded kingdom, a kingdom that God gave
• 08:45 to particular people, of Abraham, whom Lord said,
• 08:49 "Come with me on a journey to a land that I will show you," and
• 08:53 Abraham rolled the dice against an uncertain future, and he came
• 08:57 and walked this land, and now some centuries later, now, I
• 09:02 mean I'm harkening back to Solomon's era, many things have
• 09:05 happened since, but we see the story of God watching over his
• 09:09 word to perform it as a certain people struggle against sins in
• 09:14 their own persons, against circumstances that impose upon
• 09:17 them, difficulties, struggles, trials and all, God watches over
• 09:22 his word to perform it, to give this land to a people, and to
• 09:29 secure his people in his land as a testimony to his greatness,
• 09:35 greatness that extended to the past, to the present, and will
• 09:40 be known the more so in the future, as we consider the
• 09:44 testimony of God at work in the world, here, the Eretz Israel,
• 09:49 in the land of Israel.
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• 11:19 Joshua: It's been a good season, plentiful rain,
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• 11:26 Soon, we will see a bountiful harvest.
• 11:31 I am Joshua, and this is my land.
• 11:35 It is rich and fertile, blessed by Hashem.
• 11:39 Many years ago, Abraham journeyed across the roads that
• 11:43 encompassed these very fields, and God promised him that one
• 11:47 day his seed would inherit this very land.
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• 12:21 David: Just about every time we return from a tour to
• 12:23 Israel, people ask us here what is the highlight of your tour,
• 12:28 and that's always so hard to say, but I would say food in
• 12:31 Israel is a highlight, and I know you love the falafel there.
• 12:36 Kirsten: I love falafel, I love the chicken shawarma
• 12:41 and schnitzel, and I just have to let you know, Megiddo, where
• 12:44 Jeff was just teaching, that's our first stop on our first day
• 12:48 of tour, and you have a choice, don't we, we have a choice
• 12:52 of two things for lunch, and we eat at Megiddo,
• 12:55 you get to eat lunch at Megiddo.
• 12:56 Schnitzel and falafel.
• 12:58 David: Very Israeli.
• 12:59 Kirsten: Oh, it's good stuff.
• 13:01 David: Do you like it?
• 13:02 Jeffrey: Falafel, I love it.
• 13:04 I had my first falafel in Brooklyn, many, many years ago,
• 13:05 and I fell in love with it then.
• 13:07 It is the Jewish sandwich.
• 13:09 Kirsten: Right, it is beans, chickpeas that are deep fried,
• 13:13 and it's the most amazing sandwich in the world.
• 13:15 It's a must.
• 13:17 Jeffrey: It's great, yeah.
• 13:18 Kirsten: It's an Israeli must to eat, and I just want you to
• 13:21 know an Israeli must for us as a ministry is to support the
• 13:25 people in the land, and when you donate to our program you also
• 13:30 donate to a ministry called Zola Levitt Ministries, and we, I
• 13:34 wanna say the word if you don't mind, pump money into Israel
• 13:39 through the people in the land.
• 13:41 We donate to many ministries.
• 13:43 Jeffrey: Yeah, and I think that's one of the distinctives
• 13:47 of this television program, of the ministry, of the trip to
• 13:51 Israel with you guys, and that is a lot of people go, they take
• 13:55 a church tour to where Jesus walked, but they walk right past
• 14:00 the modern Jewish state and look right past the Jewish people.
• 14:05 And I get it, I don't wanna take anything away from inspiration
• 14:08 that comes from experiencing Biblical moments by visiting the
• 14:13 sites, but it bothers me that people don't see the Jewish
• 14:17 people, the Jewish circumstance, the Jewish plight, and the kind
• 14:21 of people that go with us, the kind of people that watch this
• 14:24 program, people like you, you care about the Jewish people,
• 14:29 you don't just look past us, and I wanna thank you for that.
• 14:33 And just to reiterate, when you make a donation to this
• 14:36 ministry, we give monies to works over in the land of
• 14:41 Israel, it's not just filling our own coffers.
• 14:44 We're really a conduit to bring grace to the place
• 14:48 and help people see the Jews
• 14:50 and the good news associated with the Jews.
• 14:53 Kirsten: That's why we're here. Jeffrey: Yes.
• 14:54 David: That's right, David Dolan is our journalist
• 14:57 for this whole series.
• 14:58 Right now he's in a bunker at the Golan Heights.
• 15:01 Let's go there right now.
• 15:05 Jeffrey: This is the beautiful Golan Heights in
• 15:07 northern Israel, an important part of David and Solomon's
• 15:11 kingdom nearly 3,000 years ago.
• 15:14 As noted on recent programs, this land was also included in
• 15:18 God's covenant with Moses and Joshua as an inheritance
• 15:22 for the children of Israel.
• 15:24 David Dolan joins us now from this strategic site where he
• 15:28 continues his chronology of the modern state of Israel.
• 15:33 David Dolan: I'm standing in an Israeli army bunker
• 15:35 on the Golan Heights on one of the highest hills here.
• 15:38 Behind me is Damascus and Syria, about 35 miles away.
• 15:42 We'll talk more about them in a few minutes.
• 15:45 In the early 1950s, 650,000 Jews came to this land from Arab
• 15:50 countries, many of them kicked out in anger because the Arabs
• 15:53 were so upset that the state of Israel had been reborn,
• 15:57 and they settled all over the country.
• 15:59 Meanwhile, Arab terror attacks increased.
• 16:01 Over 1,000 Jews were killed between 1951 and '55,
• 16:05 400 of them from the Gaza Strip.
• 16:08 Meanwhile in Egypt, Gamal Nasser forged ties with the
• 16:11 Soviet Union and started to receive weapons from them.
• 16:14 He nationalized the Suez Canal, which the British had built,
• 16:18 angering Britain very, very much.
• 16:20 A secret plan was devised between Britain, France,
• 16:23 and Israel, to strike at Egyptian forces
• 16:26 in the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula,
• 16:29 and get back the Suez Canal.
• 16:31 On October 29, 1956, that war begun.
• 16:34 But the United States, Dwight Eisenhower
• 16:37 was very upset over this.
• 16:38 He feared an East-West clash, a superpower war, and he basically
• 16:43 ordered France and Britain to call off their forces
• 16:46 and Israel to stop its offensive.
• 16:48 The Israelis had gotten all the way to the Suez Canal, and in
• 16:52 early November a ceasefire was declared, and by March
• 16:55 the next year Israeli forces had completely withdrawn from the
• 16:58 land they captured, the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula.
• 17:02 In the summer of 1964, the Arab countries and the Palestinians
• 17:05 met together in Jerusalem to form a new organization,
• 17:08 the Palestine Liberation Organization.
• 17:11 Yasser Arafat was the head of the largest faction.
• 17:13 In 1965 and '66, the Syrians stepped up their attacks
• 17:17 on the Jewish communities in the Hula Valley below
• 17:20 from this Golan Heights.
• 17:22 In April of 1967, they actually destroyed an entire kibbutz,
• 17:26 kibbutz Gadot.
• 17:28 There were air battles, there were tank battles,
• 17:30 meanwhile down in Egypt, Nasser was vowing openly
• 17:33 that he would destroy Israel.
• 17:35 He ordered UN forces withdrawn from the Sinai Peninsula
• 17:38 in May of '67.
• 17:40 He blockaded the Israeli port of Eilat, which is an act of war,
• 17:44 and he told the world, "We're going to attack Israel."
• 17:47 He made alliances with Iraq, with Syria, with Jordan,
• 17:50 with other Arab countries.
• 17:52 The Israelis were facing forces three times as large
• 17:54 as they had, tank forces, air forces, all supplied
• 17:57 by the Soviet Union.
• 17:59 They feared they would be destroyed.
• 18:01 So, they took a decision to take the first strike in a carefully
• 18:04 calibrated attack, they stuck the Egyptian air force in its
• 18:08 bases, 15 locations, wiped out 90% of Egyptian air force.
• 18:12 They did the same thing behind me here in Syria
• 18:14 later that afternoon.
• 18:16 Their enemies were defenseless from the air effectively,
• 18:19 it only took two days for Israel to capture the old city of
• 18:22 Jerusalem, and by June 10, just five days after the war began,
• 18:26 they had captured this entire Golan Heights, the entire West
• 18:29 Bank, and the entire Sinai Peninsula up to the Suez Canal.
• 18:34 The Arab world was shocked by Israel's lightning victory
• 18:36 in the Six Day War.
• 18:38 The Soviets were humiliated, and they broke
• 18:40 all diplomatic ties with Israel.
• 18:42 Israel, though, offered to pull out of most of the territory
• 18:45 it captured.
• 18:46 The Arab leaders met in September in Khartoum and said,
• 18:48 "No negotiations, no peace with Israel,
• 18:51 Israel must be destroyed."
• 18:53 Right after that a war began called the War of Attrition,
• 18:56 the Egyptians striking Israeli forces almost every day,
• 18:58 and hundreds of soldiers were killed until that ended
• 19:01 in the summer of 1970.
• 19:03 The next war would be the Yom Kippur War.
• 19:05 This time the Arabs didn't announce it in advance, they
• 19:08 made secret plans to strike Israel on the holiest day
• 19:10 of its year, Yom Kippur, when most Jews are fasting,
• 19:13 television and radio is shut down.
• 19:16 At noon the sirens went off on October 6, 1973,
• 19:20 signaling that another war was about to begin.
• 19:22 Men all over the country rushed to their positions,
• 19:24 and at 2 p.m. in the afternoon the war began.
• 19:27 Israel this time was on the run, they were pushed off of most of
• 19:30 this Golan Heights, they were pushed back in the Sinai
• 19:34 almost to their borders.
• 19:35 It was a terrible war with very high casualties, but by the
• 19:39 second week of the war Israel was turning the tide with help
• 19:41 from the United States.
• 19:43 The Soviets were very unhappy with this, and on October 25
• 19:46 they began loading their own forces into aircraft with the
• 19:50 object of coming here, their own men on the ground
• 19:52 to aid Syria and Egypt.
• 19:55 The United States called a nuclear alert
• 19:57 in response to that, and the Soviets backed down
• 20:00 and a ceasefire was declared.
• 20:02 But Israel lost over 2,300 soldiers in that war, with
• 20:06 many, many more casualties, and the government of Israel,
• 20:09 humiliated by this defeat, initial defeat at least, would
• 20:13 later be tossed out of office, and the Likud party
• 20:16 would rise to power.
• 20:18 The Labor party that had ruled since 1948 would be finished.
• 20:22 ♪♪♪
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• 21:04 David H: We have some friends and even family that aren't able
• 21:07 to go to Israel with us, but this series is actually kind
• 21:11 of like you're on tour.
• 21:12 We take you to so many places on the beaten road
• 21:16 and off the beaten road.
• 21:17 You've been to many of those places in this series.
• 21:19 Jeffrey: Yes, it's like going on tour, and it's like going
• 21:21 back to college too.
• 21:23 It's a history lesson of what's happened
• 21:25 in this part of the world for decades
• 21:27 and decades and decades up to the moment.
• 21:29 Kirsten: Well, you went all over the land.
• 21:30 What an incredible experience for you
• 21:32 to get into some of these places.
• 21:34 Jeffrey: Well, you know, you tour.
• 21:37 I'm reminded of an expression when my kids were little,
• 21:41 when I was reading books, "The Magic School Bus."
• 21:44 You know, you hop into it, education takes you to places,
• 21:48 you know, you read a book, and it takes you somewhere,
• 21:50 and I've been all around Israel before
• 21:52 I ever got there just 'cause I read the Bible,
• 21:55 and it takes you there, both Old and New Testaments.
• 21:58 Oh, goodness, going there and seeing it come alive and
• 22:03 experiencing it is extremely invigorating, and it's
• 22:08 stimulating as well when you look at the struggles associated
• 22:12 with the rebirth of the nation.
• 22:14 And that certainly has been covered in this series
• 22:18 with the wars, especially with our great journalist
• 22:22 David Dolan, but it really is all so very fascinating.
• 22:26 David H: Some people are worried about maybe traveling
• 22:27 there right now, watching the news, but it's peaceful.
• 22:32 Jeffrey: Yes, people are--I think we have a default position
• 22:36 to worry, and I mention this, that every time people go to
• 22:40 Israel to tour, their friends and family, they're afraid
• 22:43 they're gonna get blown up by a bomb, and they're so surprised
• 22:46 when they get there.
• 22:48 You know, even people that are disinclined to support Israel,
• 22:52 my estranged Arab cousin friends, still, though they're
• 22:56 displeased by the nation state of Israel, they still realize
• 23:01 they derive their sustenance from it, livelihoods,
• 23:05 so they don't want it to evaporate,
• 23:07 because that's what's paying for homes and food and family needs.
• 23:13 People making a living, people coming from the West Bank,
• 23:17 coming into Israel, and making a living off the modern state.
• 23:20 Kirsten: Explain that really quick.
• 23:22 I understand the term, because we're talking about the land,
• 23:25 and some people, if you're not there you might not really
• 23:28 understand the West Bank, can you explain that really quick?
• 23:32 It's geographical, but it's also what is happening right there.
• 23:36 Jeffrey: Well, the West Bank of the Jordan River,
• 23:39 there's an area there that's carved out,
• 23:42 that's been given over to Palestinian authorities
• 23:46 to regulate their affairs therein,
• 23:49 inasmuch as the Gaza Strip was given over to Palestinian
• 23:54 authorities, much as the entire Sinai Peninsula
• 23:58 was given back to Egypt.
• 24:00 Jewish people are game to explore what does it take
• 24:03 to make peace, let's try this, let's try that, and what we call
• 24:08 the West Bank, there are Jews that live in there, but
• 24:11 principally we're looking at Palestinian Arabs,
• 24:15 who then make their way into Israel to work with permits,
• 24:19 and then go there at home at the end of the day.
• 24:21 Kirsten: It's been fascinating to learn from you
• 24:23 the history of the land.
• 24:26 David brought a lot of World War II information about the wars
• 24:29 and also the future, and it is so vitally important that we do
• 24:34 what we--we literally do what we say at the end of our program,
• 24:39 is to keep praying for the peace of Jerusalem and all of Israel.
• 24:44 That's our calling, and it's very important, isn't it?
• 24:47 Jeffrey: Yes, I believe so.
• 24:48 David H: We have more to come in this series, Eretz Israel,
• 24:51 but we always end our program with a song from our founder,
• 24:54 Zola Levitt, and--
• 24:56 Jeffrey: And now I'm gonna do what the lady said.
• 24:57 Sha'alu Shalom Yerushalayim.
• 25:00 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 25:03 ♪♪♪
• 25:08 ♪♪♪
• 25:15 ♪ Come and talk with me in the cool of the day ♪
• 25:20 ♪ take a walk in the garden ♪
• 25:23 ♪ let me show you the way! ♪
• 25:29 ♪ When you seek me, you will find me ♪
• 25:34 ♪ I'll be there by your side ♪
• 25:41 ♪ Simply ask and be given, in your heart I'll abide ♪
• 25:50 ♪ Be still and know the Lord your God ♪
• 25:56 ♪ is on his throne, is in control ♪
• 26:01 ♪ For this is proof I won't let go ♪
• 26:07 ♪ You are my child, you're not alone ♪
• 26:15 ♪ Come and dine with me in the evening hour ♪
• 26:21 ♪ share the feast of the King, in him glory and power ♪
• 26:29 ♪ When you drink thy cup ♪
• 26:36 ♪ you will thirst no more ♪
• 26:42 ♪ You will be fulfilled with the love of your Lord ♪
• 26:51 ♪ Hear O Israel what the Lord desires ♪
• 26:57 ♪ is a heart for him, not what law requires ♪
• 27:05 ♪ Do I need your lambs ♪
• 27:12 ♪ and burnt offerings? ♪
• 27:19 ♪ No, I need a man who will walk with me ♪
• 27:30 ♪ Be still and know the Lord your God ♪
• 27:37 ♪ is on his throne, is in control ♪
• 27:44 ♪ For this is proof I won't let go ♪
• 27:51 ♪ You are my child, you're not alone ♪
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