Caption transcript for Faith for the Future: “Toward the Unknown” (5/10)

• 00:00 ♪♪♪
• 00:03 David Hart: Welcome to "Our Jewish Roots."
• 00:05 ♪♪♪
• 00:12 David: Now faith is the assurance
• 00:13 of things hoped for, the conviction of things
• 00:16 not seen, for by it the men of old received divine approval.
• 00:22 For whatever was written in former days was written
• 00:24 for our instruction, that through endurance
• 00:28 and through the encouragement of the Scriptures
• 00:31 we might have hope.
• 00:32 ♪♪♪
• 00:36 "Faith for the Future:
• 00:38 Our Journey with the Patriarchs."
• 00:44 David: Thank you so much for joining us today.
• 00:45 I'm David Hart.
• 00:47 Kirsten Hart: I'm Kirsten Hart.
• 00:48 Jeffrey Seif: And I am Jeffrey Seif.
• 00:50 Guys, for Isaac, I think his mother was something
• 00:53 like an anchor for him and when she went on,
• 00:56 he was rudderless and it was time to find a wife for him.
• 01:00 Kirsten: 'Cause we can help those boys move along,
• 01:02 don't we, the women?
• 01:04 Jeffrey: And women really do, you know?
• 01:05 Behind every good man is a better woman.
• 01:07 Kirsten: But there's also a covenant.
• 01:09 I mean, there is a covenant promise that Isaac
• 01:11 had to carry on.
• 01:13 I mean, you can't see the children as many
• 01:15 as the stars like Abraham's covenant
• 01:17 through Isaac if you don't have a wife.
• 01:19 Jeffrey: That's true.
• 01:20 One of the benefits, one of the many.
• 01:22 Kirsten: Ha, ha, just one.
• 01:23 David: Our drama today is about Isaac in need of a wife.
• 01:26 Let's go to that right now.
• 01:28 ♪♪♪
• 01:33 narrator: "And Abraham sent his servant to the land
• 01:36 of his brother, Nahor, to find a wife for his son, Isaac."
• 01:40 ♪♪♪
• 01:48 [speaking in Hebrew]
• 02:24 ♪♪♪
• 02:37 Jeffrey: Two words: [speaking in Hebrew] in Hebrew.
• 02:41 "Behold Rebekah." Words of destiny.
• 02:47 People looking for love today in all the wrong places,
• 02:50 in all the wrong ways.
• 02:51 For those looking for guidance, faith-filled guidance,
• 02:55 this is a story for you.
• 02:59 If you have a daughter, a sister, a friend, a woman,
• 03:05 a man, you make sure you send them a link to this program.
• 03:09 At a simple level, it started off as something as simple
• 03:12 as this: pouring water.
• 03:16 And I want to explore this story.
• 03:20 I need you to have a Bible in hand please and, by the way,
• 03:23 whenever you tune to this program,
• 03:24 you might want to have one because I like to refer to it.
• 03:27 The 24th chapter.
• 03:30 The background here, there's a man,
• 03:32 40 years of age, hasn't launched yet.
• 03:35 His father who's restless to get on with the future,
• 03:38 seems like he carries that restlessness his whole life.
• 03:41 He says, "Well, you know, Mom's died.
• 03:43 This might be a good time to find a woman
• 03:47 for my son Yitzhak."
• 03:49 Now, I think so.
• 03:51 Now, personally, I would have been interested before 40.
• 03:54 And I'm a little jealous, to tell you the truth.
• 03:56 Here it's time for this man to find a woman and so
• 03:59 what happens is Abraham sends someone else to cut the deal.
• 04:04 For me, I had to go do it on my own, to tell you the truth.
• 04:06 I wish I had somebody.
• 04:08 A father like this, believe me, I could have used.
• 04:11 Well, he sends him but what's interesting here:
• 04:15 he goes on a journey from [speaking in Hebrew]
• 04:18 Canaan, to [speaking in Hebrew], Syria.
• 04:19 It's a long trip.
• 04:21 Takes ten camels with him, laden with gold, you know, a Rolex,
• 04:26 you know, a title deed to a house in Malibu,
• 04:28 you know, some goodies.
• 04:30 But it's all cloaked under, you know, under sacks.
• 04:33 People don't know what the man has, but he does have means.
• 04:35 But he's not advertising.
• 04:37 And indeed, you wouldn't if you were out there on the road.
• 04:39 You don't want brigands to come and take what you got.
• 04:42 In any case, he makes his way there, we're told in chapter 24,
• 04:46 verse 10, with his camels, and in verse 12, hear me.
• 04:50 He says something that many people don't say.
• 04:54 He's on an assignment to find a woman and he says,
• 04:59 "Please," he speaks to the Lord.
• 05:01 "Please make something happen for me today."
• 05:06 That's what he's looking for.
• 05:08 "God," you know, "I want you to go before me in this endeavor."
• 05:12 A lot of people say, a good-looking gal, they go,
• 05:14 "That's what I'm talking about," and they're off to the races.
• 05:17 You know, forget 20 years of Sunday school,
• 05:20 they'll get rid of it on the quick.
• 05:22 "Ah, that's what I'm talking about," and off they go.
• 05:24 "Lord, I wanna see you in this."
• 05:29 And what he does--now, here's a man who's a stranger.
• 05:33 Nobody knows him. He shows up.
• 05:36 And we're told in the literature,
• 05:38 he came in the evening time, in verse 11.
• 05:41 So you figure people have already done their work
• 05:44 by this time.
• 05:45 He shows up and his prayer is, "Lord, I got something I'd like
• 05:51 you to do," and he holds out a litmus test and he says,
• 05:55 "By virtue of your so doing, you'll demonstrate kindness
• 06:01 and graciousness."
• 06:02 He wants confirmation from heaven for this
• 06:06 very important earthly business: finding a woman.
• 06:11 While he's still praying in verse 15,
• 06:15 [speaking in Hebrew].
• 06:16 All of a sudden, this woman shows up.
• 06:19 Now, what he does, it's very interesting.
• 06:21 He goes to her and, in verse 17, he says to her, "Please."
• 06:26 Now, she's there at the end of the day,
• 06:28 finishing up her chores.
• 06:30 You know, they got up early in the morning.
• 06:31 They, you know, they worked through the day.
• 06:34 It's evening time. She's there, just finishing up.
• 06:36 And a perfect stranger comes up and says,
• 06:38 "Hey, lady, can you help out a little bit?
• 06:40 You know, I'm a little thirsty.
• 06:41 You got a bucket there."
• 06:43 She pours for him, a stranger.
• 06:47 But that wasn't it alone.
• 06:49 The litmus test, not only would she show kindness to a stranger,
• 06:54 but similarly, the question is: "Will this woman also,"
• 06:59 in verse 19, "draw water for the camels until they've finished."
• 07:05 Now, these camels have gone hundreds of miles
• 07:07 and camels are like tractor trailers of the desert.
• 07:13 It's not like--it's not like topping off the tank
• 07:15 of a motorcycle, you understand?
• 07:16 They carry a lot of gallons.
• 07:18 And here's a woman at the end of the day, one bucket at a time.
• 07:22 What does this say about her?
• 07:24 She cares about animals, she cares about strangers,
• 07:27 she's entrepreneurial, she's industrious.
• 07:30 There's a kind of beauty there that, indeed, is quite telling.
• 07:36 What is a--what is a good kind of woman?
• 07:38 She's hardworking, she's just not sitting around looking
• 07:41 for love to show up in her life.
• 07:43 She's being loving in life.
• 07:45 And what happens is a special guy, Isaac,
• 07:49 and we wanna find a special gal.
• 07:51 Note the description here.
• 07:53 She's kind toward animals, she's kind toward strangers,
• 07:56 she's industrious, she's entrepreneurial.
• 07:58 That was the sign.
• 08:03 And it's all attested by a simple act
• 08:05 of the not-so-simple task of drawing water.
• 08:09 I mention this.
• 08:10 She put it in the well, one bucket at a time.
• 08:13 How many times do you think that bucket would have gone
• 08:15 into the well to fill up one camel, never mind ten?
• 08:18 She's not doing it for her father, for her brother.
• 08:20 She's doing it for a perfect stranger at the end of the day.
• 08:23 If she was tired, believe me, I've been tired one or two times
• 08:25 in my life, but this woman has an entrepreneurial spirit.
• 08:30 I'm telling you, if you're looking for God to show up
• 08:33 in the future, learn a lesson from what we're looking at
• 08:35 in the past right now.
• 08:38 By all means, please, people sit around and depress,
• 08:40 "Oh God, when are you gonna show up?"
• 08:42 Go on a journey, be industrious, seek the Lord,
• 08:45 and see what comes as a result of it.
• 08:48 And I'll tell you what happens here.
• 08:49 All of a sudden, with this activity, the fella,
• 08:54 Eliezer, realizes that there's providence, there's destiny,
• 08:58 in this arrangement.
• 08:59 And then he takes off the little gold, you know,
• 09:02 accoutrement here, a couple bracelets of gold,
• 09:06 all of a sudden he decks her out with bling.
• 09:10 Oh, what a story.
• 09:12 And you know, this story isn't just to learn about
• 09:13 what happened yesterday.
• 09:15 It's a story to learn about how to behave today.
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• 09:25 When it comes to the business of love, even if you've had a bad
• 09:28 past, I want you to know he can bring it about afresh because
• 09:32 I believe that there's a God of the future and those that have
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• 12:34 at the well, followed by the beautiful Dr. Barri Seif,
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• 12:41 ♪♪♪
• 12:51 ♪♪♪
• 13:49 Barri Seif: Finding love at the watering hole.
• 13:53 "Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match.
• 13:57 Find me a find and catch me a catch."
• 14:01 One of my most favorite songs from my most favorite musical,
• 14:06 "Fiddler on the Roof."
• 14:08 When Jeff and I went to see that just a few years ago,
• 14:11 I think we knew every word from the musical
• 14:15 and it was just a delight.
• 14:17 I love that song because, for 62 years,
• 14:20 I was single and I waited for God to make me a match.
• 14:25 So it's special here to see the servant of Abraham.
• 14:29 He's been given an assignment: Be a matchmaker.
• 14:33 And so the servant finds himself by a watering hole
• 14:38 and he's praying.
• 14:40 And I love this, that he prays and even before
• 14:44 he's finished praying, voila: Rebekah shows up.
• 14:49 She's gonna water all of the thirsty camels,
• 14:53 and the servant was quite impressed.
• 14:57 And God worked in a divine way to bring all that together.
• 15:01 I like to say that God answers prayer two ways:
• 15:07 Yes, or "I have a better idea."
• 15:10 Now, the yes answers from God and when they come immediately,
• 15:14 they're great and we love them, don't we?
• 15:16 But the "I have a better idea" answers from God take time.
• 15:23 And God wants to build Christ-likeness in us
• 15:27 that we have to be conformed to Messiah, to walk in his ways
• 15:32 and those prayer requests take longer, I know from experience.
• 15:38 I wanted to be married.
• 15:40 I didn't have a servant at the watering hole
• 15:43 to put me together.
• 15:46 I didn't join dating groups,
• 15:48 I didn't join online Internet things.
• 15:50 I waited for God to answer my prayer.
• 15:54 Like Adam, I mean, and Eve, I went to sleep like Eve
• 15:58 and I waited for my Adam and God brought my Adam
• 16:02 in the form of Jeff Seif.
• 16:04 God was the best matchmaker.
• 16:06 And we can trust him.
• 16:11 Kirsten: By the twinkle in Barri's eye,
• 16:14 I think she likes you a little bit.
• 16:17 Jeffrey: Well, I think she does and I just--
• 16:18 I just love her. It's a true story.
• 16:20 It's not fabricated for television.
• 16:22 You hear this stuff about, "Oh, they look so good on TV,"
• 16:24 and then they're getting divorced.
• 16:26 No, it's better than what we say it is.
• 16:28 David: It's a true love story.
• 16:29 Jeffrey: It really is a love story.
• 16:31 There's a God story in the love story too,
• 16:33 and it's a pleasure to work with her.
• 16:35 I'm so pleased that you get to experience her,
• 16:37 just for a few moments.
• 16:39 I get her for life. She is really just--
• 16:42 Kirsten: Well, here's what I see in Barri.
• 16:43 Rebekah was extremely giving and gentle and kind,
• 16:48 and I see that in your wife too.
• 16:50 And she's a treasure for us to know as a friend also.
• 16:53 Jeffrey: Yeah, you know, I say if someone has a problem
• 16:56 with me, they're probably right.
• 16:58 If someone's angry at Barri, it's definitely their problem.
• 17:01 David: We continue now our story of Isaac and Rebekah
• 17:04 in Part 2 of our drama.
• 17:06 Let's go there right now.
• 17:08 ♪♪♪
• 17:12 narrator: And Abraham's servant spent the night
• 17:14 in the home of Abraham's brother, Nahor.
• 17:18 He told the family about the reason for coming
• 17:20 and how the Lord had led him to this very place
• 17:23 to find a wife for Isaac.
• 17:26 The God of his master, Abraham, had been faithful,
• 17:29 for the family had agreed to the terms, saying,
• 17:32 "This thing was from the Lord."
• 17:34 ♪♪♪
• 17:44 ♪♪♪
• 18:19 Jeffrey: Personally, I love Christmas music.
• 18:24 There's just something about it, and there's a song,
• 18:26 "What child is this?"
• 18:30 Of course, referencing the Christ child.
• 18:32 I'm interested in what woman is this.
• 18:36 To whom am I referring to?
• 18:39 Rebekah.
• 18:41 She meets a guy at the well.
• 18:43 He tells a story, gives her a couple bracelets,
• 18:47 and this woman is game to take a leap of faith
• 18:52 to go with a man she doesn't know to a place
• 18:55 she's never been in order to wed a guy she's never met.
• 18:58 And I don't think he had a photograph of him to show her.
• 19:03 A woman will do this certainly is a woman of faith
• 19:09 that she'd take that leap.
• 19:13 And I'm not suggesting it, by the way.
• 19:15 I'm just trying to climb into her world a little bit,
• 19:19 because there is something about walking by faith
• 19:22 into the future.
• 19:24 There is something a little adventurous about it,
• 19:27 a little daring about it, a little bit of throwing
• 19:31 some caution to the wind.
• 19:33 Of course, she hears a story here about confirmation.
• 19:36 There was prayer, she showed up as an answer to it.
• 19:40 She assumes that Eliezer isn't being disingenuous.
• 19:44 She realizes that he comes from means to take care of her.
• 19:48 And so, I mean, there are a number of things
• 19:51 there but beyond the beauty that is her, if you'll permit,
• 19:57 I principally want to alight upon the matrix
• 20:02 from which she comes.
• 20:04 The world from which she emerges,
• 20:06 and I want you to see the kind of dignity
• 20:09 and respect that is shown her.
• 20:13 There's something beautiful about this woman,
• 20:16 there's something beautiful about where she came from.
• 20:18 And why do I say that?
• 20:20 Because they didn't just pawn her off.
• 20:22 They didn't just sell her off and say,
• 20:24 "Look, this guy's got money, diamonds, gold, silver.
• 20:27 Hey, you, sweetheart, take a walk.
• 20:29 You know, we're the recipient of all of this," no.
• 20:33 They all heard the arrangement, but what did they do?
• 20:37 They asked her for her consent after ten days.
• 20:42 You know, "Oh, yeah, I'll do it, I'll do it."
• 20:44 But then you can think about it for a couple of days
• 20:46 and change your mind.
• 20:47 The point is they didn't push her.
• 20:50 They respected her.
• 20:53 They let her make a decision.
• 20:55 They didn't push her around.
• 20:57 If you look in 24, verse 57:
• 21:00 "The said, 'We'll call the young woman
• 21:04 and let's ask her opinion.'"
• 21:08 Oh, I don't wanna be redundant but I love that.
• 21:11 You know, respecting her voice, not manipulating, not cajoling.
• 21:19 Letting her participate in her own destiny.
• 21:23 Now, in antiquity, women were kind of like bought and sold,
• 21:26 basically, but there's a kind of respect here that is
• 21:31 way ahead of its time and what does she say?
• 21:35 At the end of verse 58 in response to the question,
• 21:39 "What do you think, Rivkah?"
• 21:41 She says, in Hebrew, "[speaking in Hebrew]"
• 21:43 "I will go," let's do it.
• 21:46 And off she goes, following God into an unknown future.
• 21:51 I like her.
• 21:52 And I'll tell you when I look at her and her husband,
• 21:54 I think opposites attract because, personally,
• 21:57 Isaac doesn't strike me as particularly adventurous.
• 22:01 I think that--when I look at the patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac,
• 22:05 and Jacob, there's a lot about Abraham,
• 22:07 there's a lot about Jacob.
• 22:08 Very little about Isaac.
• 22:10 There's a story about the knife, you know, on Moriah and then
• 22:13 there's a story about the wife, and that's about it.
• 22:16 And there's a guy here at 40, you know, I mean,
• 22:21 he's not here to defend himself but I kind of look at him
• 22:23 as a failure to launch, quite frankly.
• 22:26 That you have to send a messenger to go get
• 22:28 a 40-year-old, you know, the 40-year-old virgin,
• 22:30 you have to go find a woman for.
• 22:32 Personally, I would have been-- tugging on Dad's--
• 22:36 "Hey, Dad, let's get over this thing,"
• 22:37 if that's the way you're gonna do it."
• 22:40 And plus, and we'll get to this in another time.
• 22:41 That when she finally does come, that he brings her into his
• 22:45 mother's tent and is comforted for his mother's passing.
• 22:48 It seems that Mom's death precipitates, "Well, you know,
• 22:53 we got to get a wife for Isaac," you know, "to replace Mom."
• 23:02 Now, God bless Barri.
• 23:04 We'll go out to eat. I'll eat too much and I'll say,
• 23:06 "Honey, why did you let me do that?"
• 23:08 And she'll say, "Well, I'm not your mother."
• 23:10 Now, we're just playing there, of course.
• 23:13 But I mention that here because, I don't know,
• 23:17 there's a little subtle nuance.
• 23:19 He's looking for someone to replace Mom.
• 23:21 Look, we all have human weaknesses.
• 23:23 Personally, I think that Isaac has some faith going for him,
• 23:28 but frankly, I think his wife has more.
• 23:30 That's my opinion.
• 23:31 I'll get to the other side of the grave,
• 23:32 and they'll sort it out with me.
• 23:34 And then I'll get viewer mail that doesn't like my point,
• 23:36 but one of the benefits of being a professor is
• 23:38 you get to profess, you know,
• 23:40 like a doctor in front of my name.
• 23:41 I'm not telling you it's the gospel.
• 23:43 I'm just telling you it's the way I see it.
• 23:44 Now, there's a beautiful story of faith here
• 23:46 and let's just end on that note.
• 23:48 That is to say, there is a woman who's willing.
• 23:52 She has a sense of God in her affairs.
• 23:56 She doesn't understand everything but there's something
• 23:58 in her that prompts her, and faith has that risk factor.
• 24:04 I don't wanna--I don't wanna overstate the point.
• 24:06 I don't want you to go off and marry people you don't know,
• 24:08 don't like, because,
• 24:09 "But I think God wants me to do it."
• 24:10 Yeah, well, what do you wanna do?
• 24:12 You have to be able to weigh in on the affirmative
• 24:15 and she does that here.
• 24:16 It's a great story.
• 24:18 I don't know about you, but I like seeing God working
• 24:22 in people's affairs.
• 24:24 It's a beautiful story.
• 24:26 It's a beautiful woman.
• 24:27 She's joining herself to destiny.
• 24:30 Divine promises are given to her.
• 24:32 The future is going through her.
• 24:34 This is a woman who walks by faith and is believing God
• 24:39 as she walks away into an uncertain future.
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• 25:33 Kirsten: Rebekah was about to walk into an unknown future,
• 25:38 but she had faith that God would sustain her through this time
• 25:43 and also bring about Isaac as her dream man.
• 25:47 But she took a leap of faith.
• 25:49 We take a leap of faith in accepting the Lord
• 25:51 into our lives, also.
• 25:52 We don't know what our future lies.
• 25:54 Jeffrey: Indeed, I think of the marriage ceremony
• 25:55 when she puts her hand in his.
• 25:57 And that's what the Lord beckons us to do,
• 26:00 for us to put our hand into his and then take a step together
• 26:04 on the altar and see where it leads.
• 26:06 There are many Christian people who you know, I would imagine,
• 26:09 who've testified to the fact that good things came
• 26:12 as a result of that decision.
• 26:14 It's not that they were lucky.
• 26:16 It's that they were wise.
• 26:17 They made an executive decision to seek first his kingdom.
• 26:21 If you're at a place in life where your kingdom's
• 26:24 not doing so good, let me encourage you to seek his.
• 26:26 And the way you find him is on your knees, calling up to him,
• 26:30 asking for help, forgiveness, and then making your way
• 26:33 to a Bible-believing church.
• 26:35 It all starts there.
• 26:36 Yes, David?
• 26:38 David: It's so good.
• 26:39 Kirsten ends our program today with a beautiful hymn.
• 26:41 I love the chorus of this hymn that says, "And the joy we share
• 26:45 as we tarry there, none other has ever known."
• 26:48 You won't hear the whole song right now.
• 26:49 You can find it on YouTube, but right now, Kirsten,
• 26:53 end this program, and also we end with--
• 26:55 Jeffrey: Shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
• 26:58 Kirsten: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
• 27:01 ♪♪♪
• 27:03 ♪ And he walks with me, and he talks with me ♪
• 27:11 ♪ and he tells me I am his own ♪
• 27:20 ♪ And the joy we share as we tarry there ♪
• 27:31 ♪ none other has ever known ♪
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• 27:54 ♪♪♪