Speaker 1: Previously on the chosen people.
Speaker 2: And in this way I charge you to explore the land.
Speaker 2: Go with courage in the name of the Lord, and
Speaker 2: bring back the fruit of the land in your report,
Speaker 2: so that I may see the truth of the Lord's promises.
Speaker 2: Go now, with his blessing and his protection before you,
Speaker 2: honor your tribes, for you have each been chosen to
Speaker 2: represent your people. We await your safe return.
Speaker 1: The land was fertile and ripe for their people to thrive,
Speaker 1: but every mile was filled with adversaries, battle hardened, giant
Speaker 1: and bloodthirsty adversaries. The spies deliberated about what they were
Speaker 1: going to report back to Moses and the others. There's
Speaker 1: no way I'm marching into battle against those giants.
Speaker 2: We should go back to Egypt.
Speaker 3: Yes, we should appoint a new leader, one who will
Speaker 3: lead us back to Egypt as far away from Canaan
Speaker 3: as we can get.
Speaker 4: Moses will lead us to death if we stay with him.
Speaker 5: Stop, just stop. Are you even hearing yourselves? This land
Speaker 5: is incredible. It's better than we imagined. The Lord would
Speaker 5: not lie to us. He's bringing us to a land
Speaker 5: of milk and honey.
Speaker 6: He's not holding out on us.
Speaker 7: Listen, you fools.
Speaker 2: Don't revel against the Lord. Don't be afraid of the
Speaker 2: people of the land.
Speaker 7: The Lord has taken their protection, for he is with us.
Speaker 7: Don't be afraid of them, traders.
Speaker 3: Why do you want to see us all dead?
Speaker 2: Why do you hate Israel?
Speaker 1: Joshua nodded and then closed his eyes as he turned
Speaker 1: back to face the mob. Caleb did the same, and
Speaker 1: a blinding light erupted all around him.
Speaker 8: Our bones will be scattered in this world wilderness. Shallo
Speaker 8: my friends from here in the Holy Land. I'm ya
Speaker 8: el Extein with International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Welcome
Speaker 8: to the Chosen People. Each day we'll hear a dramatic
Speaker 8: story inspired by the Bible, stories filled with timeless lessons
Speaker 8: of faith, love, and the meaning of life. Through Israel's story,
Speaker 8: we'll find this truth that we are all chosen for
Speaker 8: something great. If this podcast has blessed you in any way,
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Speaker 8: if you're interested in the countless lives being impacted and
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Speaker 8: Dot Org. Now let's begin. The Chosen People stand at
Speaker 8: the border of the land promised to their ancestors, a
Speaker 8: land flowing with milk and honey, led through the sea
Speaker 8: onto dry ground, and fed with manna from heaven. They
Speaker 8: had seen wonders, but when faced with the giants of
Speaker 8: the land, they faltered. Now the restless Israelites stir against Moses,
Speaker 8: their leader, and against God himself. And so we ask
Speaker 8: today what happens when the Chosen People turn against the
Speaker 8: one who chose them. They are about to make a
Speaker 8: choice to trust in God's promise or to rebel in fear.
Speaker 8: Will their fate be sealed by the voices of doubt,
Speaker 8: or will they return to the one who delivered them
Speaker 8: from Egypt.
Speaker 1: The blinding light of the Lord's presence halted the crowd.
Speaker 1: Moses may have cried out in protest, but his voice
Speaker 1: was lost in the chaos. Caleb and Joshua, crumpled and torn, clothed,
Speaker 1: arms raised, had accepted their fate. They alone had remained
Speaker 1: faithful to God's promises. Before the mob, which now clutched
Speaker 1: stones ready to strike, Moses, knew there was no stopping them.
Speaker 1: The crowd was driven to blind fury by the reports
Speaker 1: from Canaan. But even before God's glory blazed over the scene,
Speaker 1: Moses sensed that Israel's fate was sealed. The Lord's anger
Speaker 1: had been kindled before for their lack of faith, their complaints,
Speaker 1: their idolatry, But to murder the only faithful men on
Speaker 1: the threshold of the promised land would be the final rebellion.
Speaker 1: The crowd's shouts shifted from rage to panic, blinded by
Speaker 1: the divine light amidst their clamor, as if from a
Speaker 1: great distance, Moses heard the furious voice of God in
Speaker 1: his ear.
Speaker 6: Oh Lord, will these people aspires me? How long were
Speaker 6: they not trust in me? Despite all the signs I
Speaker 6: have performed among them?
Speaker 2: Please Lord, I do not know. I don't know why
Speaker 2: their faith is so weak.
Speaker 6: I will strike them with a plague and destroy them.
Speaker 6: P shin. I will make you into a great nation,
Speaker 6: a mightier nation than they are.
Speaker 1: Exasperated, Moses absorbed the Lord's words. How many times had
Speaker 1: he stood in this very place pleading for mercy? How
Speaker 1: many more times would he need to do it? Maybe
Speaker 1: he should let the Lord destroy them. They seemed determined
Speaker 1: to meet their own ruin. In the blinding white light,
Speaker 1: Moses felt the presence of the wailing crowd. God was
Speaker 1: waiting for his answer. But then Moses remembered what could
Speaker 1: be theirs, all of Israel, if they only kept their covenant.
Speaker 1: They had pledged to uphold his laws, swearing in blood
Speaker 1: at the mountain's foot. In return, they would be a
Speaker 1: great nation, a holy priesthood blessed and set apart. Moses
Speaker 1: had been charged with leading them toward that destiny. If
Speaker 1: he gave up now, their failure would become his own. Reluctantly,
Speaker 1: he knew what his answer must be. Once again, Please.
Speaker 2: Don't destroy these people.
Speaker 6: Think of the Egyptians.
Speaker 3: They witnessed your strength when you brought these people out.
Speaker 3: News of your mighty deeds is surely reached the inhabitants
Speaker 3: of this land. They know, Lord, that you are among
Speaker 3: these people, that you are seeing face to face, that
Speaker 3: your cloud stands over them, and that you go before
Speaker 3: them in.
Speaker 2: A pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.
Speaker 3: If you strike them down now, the nations who have
Speaker 3: heard of your fame.
Speaker 4: Will will say. The Lord could not bring his people
Speaker 4: in the viland he promised, so he slaughtered them in
Speaker 4: the wilderness.
Speaker 2: How will I rebuild with a new nation?
Speaker 9: How would I lead.
Speaker 2: Those whose faith would be shaken by the memory of
Speaker 2: past failures.
Speaker 1: Moses paused, his throat dry and roar with desperation. Despite
Speaker 1: his anger toward the people, urgency coursed through him. Time
Speaker 1: was sure to convince the Lord to show mercy. He
Speaker 1: couldn't remain suspended in this perilous moment forever. Whatever plea
Speaker 1: he could make to sway the Lord, he needed to
Speaker 1: do it now and quickly.
Speaker 9: Please, Lord, remember your name, yahweh if Amy spoke to
Speaker 9: me on the mountain. You your slow to anger and
Speaker 9: abounding in faithful love.
Speaker 4: You are forgiving of iniquity and rebellion. You you promise
Speaker 4: these things. Please pardon the iniquity of these people according
Speaker 4: to the greatness of your faithful love, as.
Speaker 3: You have forgiven them from Egypt until now.
Speaker 1: Despite the muffled chaos beyond the dazzling glory of the Lord, Moses'
Speaker 1: ears rang in attention. He held his breath to see
Speaker 1: what the Lord's response would be. Several long moments passed,
Speaker 1: and the Lord finally answered, Moses.
Speaker 6: I will pardon them as you have asked However, I
Speaker 6: will not leave the guilty unpunished.
Speaker 1: Moses stepped back in shock.
Speaker 2: They would be barred from entering the promise.
Speaker 6: Yes, they have seen my glory, they have witnessed my
Speaker 6: yet they still doubt me. For this, they will never
Speaker 6: see the promised land. The rebellious will never settle in
Speaker 6: the land I swore to give their ancestors their children will,
Speaker 6: but they will not.
Speaker 1: Moses grappled to understand the breadth of the Lord's words.
Speaker 9: After all their anguished cries and slavery for hundreds of years,
Speaker 9: after all the trials in the wilderness, and it would
Speaker 9: all count to nothing.
Speaker 6: But since my servant Caleb has a different spirit and
Speaker 6: has remained loyal to me, I will bring him into
Speaker 6: the land where he has gone, and his descendants will
Speaker 6: inherit it. Caleb and his family, as well as Joshua,
Speaker 6: son of London.
Speaker 1: Moses was still in shock, two would be saved. The
Speaker 1: two men still kneeling before the murderous crowd before them,
Speaker 1: halted from certain destruction from this divine vision. The two
Speaker 1: men who stood firm in their commitment to the Lord's promise,
Speaker 1: two out of two million. Moses wouldn't allow himself to
Speaker 1: consider that his brother and sisters names were not mentioned,
Speaker 1: or even his own.
Speaker 6: I have heard the Israelites complaints against me. Tell them this,
Speaker 6: All who were counted in the censes twenty years older
Speaker 6: will die in the desert. I swear that none will
Speaker 6: enter the Promised Land except Calo and Joshua. I will
Speaker 6: bring the children they feared would become plunder into the
Speaker 6: land they rejected, and they will enjoy it. But the
Speaker 6: rest their corpses will fall in this wilderness for forty years.
Speaker 6: Their children will be shepherds here, bearing the penalty of
Speaker 6: their parents unfaithfulness, until all their parents' bodies lie scattered,
Speaker 6: one year for each day the spies scouted the land,
Speaker 6: and forty years the israel will know my displeasure. I
Speaker 6: the Lord have spoken. I will do to the entire
Speaker 6: community that conspired against me. Here in the wilderness. They
Speaker 6: will meet their end.
Speaker 1: Moses felt the color drain from his face and his
Speaker 1: body go nun.
Speaker 2: How could I possibly relay this message?
Speaker 6: Tell them what I said, Moses, And since Israel has
Speaker 6: refused to enter the Promised Land, you will have them
Speaker 6: turn back. You will all go back into the wilderness
Speaker 6: in the direction of the Red Sea. There are Amalekites
Speaker 6: and Canaanites in the land ahead, just as the scouts
Speaker 6: have reported. But in their disobedience, I will no longer
Speaker 6: grant victory. What could have been a conquest will now
Speaker 6: be a retreat. So turn away, turn away, and go
Speaker 6: back into the wilderness.
Speaker 1: With that, the voice of the Lord concluded, and the
Speaker 1: all encompassing light faded away and left Moses standing alone
Speaker 1: before the oblivious and abandoned people of the Lord. The
Speaker 1: mob that was once violent against Joshua and Caleb were
Speaker 1: still now the light had shocked them into attention. All
Speaker 1: eyes went to Moses. He was pale and looked as
Speaker 1: though he would be sick. Despite his advanced age, Moses
Speaker 1: rarely looked frail, but the man before Israel looked weak
Speaker 1: and unsure. Devastation was written all over him.
Speaker 3: Well what is it? You were clearly speaking with the Lord.
Speaker 2: What message do you have for us?
Speaker 4: Moses?
Speaker 1: Moses didn't respond, His face was gaunt, stripped of all vitality.
Speaker 1: Caleb attempted to give Moses attention.
Speaker 6: More gen Moses, are you there?
Speaker 1: Joshua rose to his feet an inch towards Moses, gently,
Speaker 1: carefully Joshua laid a hand on Moses's shoulder. With a whisper,
Speaker 1: he brought Moses back to the real world.
Speaker 6: Moses, what did the Lord tell you?
Speaker 1: Moses' bottom lip began to quiver, and his trembling hands
Speaker 1: grasped at Joshua's arm.
Speaker 2: The Lord, Lord has spoken forty years, forty years of
Speaker 2: what exile?
Speaker 1: The crowd began to stir. Shamua was growing impatient. What
Speaker 1: do you mean exiled? Aren't we already wanderers?
Speaker 3: How could it get worse?
Speaker 2: Because of your disobedience to the Lord. You will not
Speaker 2: to the promise Man.
Speaker 1: The crowd irrupted at that. They shrank back, groaned, and
Speaker 1: cried as Moses told them the rest of the Lord's message.
Speaker 1: Since they were afraid to go forward into Canaan, they
Speaker 1: would get what they wanted to remain in the desert forever.
Speaker 7: Only Caleb son of Jeffunah, and Joshua, son of None
Speaker 7: will see the Promised Man. Their faithfulness has sustained them.
Speaker 1: Caleb's mouth fell open in shock. He turned to Joshua
Speaker 1: and saw his own astonishment reflected in his face. Neither
Speaker 1: of them could comprehend this reversal of fate. Just moments
Speaker 1: ago they had prepared to die.
Speaker 2: This is the judgment of the Ward.
Speaker 1: As if to punctuate the end of his speech and
Speaker 1: the finality of his words, the cloud pillar above the
Speaker 1: tabernacle crackled with fiery energy, and a thunder shook the skies.
Speaker 1: The people shrank back further, unable to take their eyes
Speaker 1: off the sky above. It wasn't until the crying turned
Speaker 1: to frantic shouting that Caleb tore his own gaze from
Speaker 1: the churning storm above camp. What Caleb's eyes widened in
Speaker 1: horror as the other ten scouts writhed in pain and
Speaker 1: scratched viciously at their skin. For some, their skin turned
Speaker 1: white and squatchy with disease. For others, horrible boils and
Speaker 1: sores flared as they compulsively tore at their open wounds.
Speaker 1: Whatever malady overtook them, it took hold fast. Some collapsed immediately,
Speaker 1: while others staggered, arms, reaching for help, anyone who could
Speaker 1: help cure them. But the crowd recoiled in fear. Shamoa
Speaker 1: screamed in agony over the din, help me, it burns. Shamois,
Speaker 1: somehow more pitiful than all the others, all toward the
Speaker 1: terrified crowd and called for his mother or wife to
Speaker 1: help him. Caleb frantically scanned the fallen them, their eyes
Speaker 1: unseen an upward turned toward their maker, their expressions pleading
Speaker 1: for his mercy in their final moments. Caleb's eyes stung
Speaker 1: with tears. As much as their betrayals wounded him, he
Speaker 1: did not wish them dead. He knew their tortured faces
Speaker 1: would haunt him for years to come. Most of the
Speaker 1: Israelite camp had left Kaydish and headed south following the
Speaker 1: Lord's command, but a group of defiant men had launched
Speaker 1: a reckless campaign to take Canaan without the Lord's presence
Speaker 1: or moses blessing. Driven by fear and denial, they ignored
Speaker 1: God's warning. No news of their fate had reached them yet,
Speaker 1: only reports of a Melachite and Canaanite forces mobilizing in
Speaker 1: the land. Just as the Lord had said, it was
Speaker 1: only a matter of time before their outcome was known.
Speaker 1: Aaron and Miriam cast weary glances at Moses, who remained
Speaker 1: silent at the news. He seemed to be in a
Speaker 1: comatose state, his eyes glazed over and impassive, gave no
Speaker 1: signs of him listening.
Speaker 10: I'm worried about him.
Speaker 9: Erin.
Speaker 10: He hasn't eaten anything in days.
Speaker 11: He's offered no guidance about the border disputes either.
Speaker 1: Joshua's shadow suddenly appeared in the opening of moses tent.
Speaker 1: He looked pale and frightened as he entered, and the
Speaker 1: three siblings all held their breath as he steeled himself
Speaker 1: and gave them the news.
Speaker 12: Moses, Aaron Miriam, I come with news from the front,
Speaker 12: but that was near Canaan. Our army pressed deep into
Speaker 12: the heart of Canaan. They marched with purpose until the
Speaker 12: Amalekites descended from the north. The ambush drove a south,
Speaker 12: scattering soldiers like chaff in the wind. We regrouped and
Speaker 12: pushed on. We reached the southernmost city of Canaan, but there,
Speaker 12: against the walls of a rad we were pinned. Canaanites
Speaker 12: defending the city did what the Amalakite started. The crushed us.
Speaker 6: They chased us out of the land entirely.
Speaker 12: It was a bloodbath.
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: The siblings waited for Moses to say something, but he
Speaker 1: remained silent.
Speaker 10: Thank you for the update, Joshua. We will try to
Speaker 10: relay this news to Moses wherever his mind is at
Speaker 10: the moment, it isn't here.
Speaker 1: Joshua bowed his head and departed, leaving the three alone again.
Speaker 10: Moses, have you spoken to Joshua yet about his role?
Speaker 1: Moses knew his siblings thought he was entirely checked out,
Speaker 1: but he marked every word, spoken and unspoken. He listened
Speaker 1: to Joshua's message, but said nothing and turned away, tuning
Speaker 1: out his siblings follow up questions. The only thought ringing
Speaker 1: in his head was, so.
Speaker 13: It begins, If every Israel line was to die in
Speaker 13: this desert, what difference did it make if it was
Speaker 13: in a hapless battle or infamine or disease? At least
Speaker 13: those who ventured indicating of this, this doomed expedition seen
Speaker 13: the promised man, even if it passed me the tip
Speaker 13: of a steer or the edge of a blade before
Speaker 13: it struck.
Speaker 10: Did you hear what I said, Moses?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 10: Have you spoken to the boy?
Speaker 1: Moses frowned again.
Speaker 10: Joshua, have you spoken to him since the day he
Speaker 10: came back? No, he loves you. You know you have
Speaker 10: become a father to him.
Speaker 2: Why are you Why are you telling me this?
Speaker 10: He needs you. They all need you.
Speaker 1: Miriam approached Moses and placed it gentle hand on his elbow.
Speaker 1: Moses started at the touch. He had been so removed
Speaker 1: and detached these last few weeks. They Aaron approached moses
Speaker 1: other side and clasped him firmly on the shoulder.
Speaker 11: The next generation, Moses, they will need us to guide
Speaker 11: them so they don't make the same mistakes we did.
Speaker 1: Despite his anger, despite his grief, despite his failure, Moses
Speaker 1: felt his heart start to stir again.
Speaker 11: Come, brother, our people need us. The Lord has not
Speaker 11: released us from our duty yet.
Speaker 10: Our faith may have faltered, but there's still breath in
Speaker 10: our lungs. Let us continue what we set out to do.
Speaker 1: Miriam smiled bravely at him and pulled him forward. Moses
Speaker 1: turned to look at Aaron and saw that he was
Speaker 1: smiling at him as well. Despite himself, Moses let hope
Speaker 1: once again rekindle in his heart.
Speaker 8: There's a question that I've often asked regarding this Bible story.
Speaker 8: What exactly was the sin that the ten spies committed?
Speaker 8: After all, they were asked to issue an intelligence report
Speaker 8: on the feasibility of conquering the land, and they did that,
Speaker 8: But only Caleb, along with Joshua, understood that this was
Speaker 8: not supposed to be a report that would demoralize the
Speaker 8: Israelites and cause them to reject the promised land. And
Speaker 8: so after ten of the twelve spies warned the Israelites
Speaker 8: against entering the land, Caleb and Joshua gave a different report.
Speaker 8: Caleb and Joshua understand that this land was indeed promised
Speaker 8: to the Chosen people by God, and so they gave
Speaker 8: a very brief report. This is what they said. The
Speaker 8: land we passed through and explored is exceedingly good. And
Speaker 8: it is because of this very that I'm here today
Speaker 8: in the Holy Land, thousands of years later, studying this
Speaker 8: chapter with you. One time I was speaking to a
Speaker 8: group of Christian visitors to the Holy Land about the
Speaker 8: miracle of modern Israel, and one woman asked me a
Speaker 8: question that stopped me in my tracks.
Speaker 13: Y ell.
Speaker 8: She said, I heard everything you said about God's promises
Speaker 8: to the Jewish people, But are the Jewish people really
Speaker 8: worthy of these promises being fulfilled? Don't you worry that
Speaker 8: if Israel isn't obedient to God, that you won't live
Speaker 8: up to God's promises?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 8: Then, I have to admit I wasn't sure how to
Speaker 8: answer her at first. The Jewish people aren't perfect. There
Speaker 8: are certainly many among us who don't follow the Torah.
Speaker 8: What if she was right? What if we aren't worthy
Speaker 8: of God's promises? But then I remember that God himself
Speaker 8: told Abraham over and over that his covenant is in
Speaker 8: everlasting covenant between me and your descendants after you for
Speaker 8: the general rations to come, God's covenant with Israel's everlasting,
Speaker 8: because it isn't for our sake, It's for God's sake.
Speaker 8: In today's story, when God threatened to wipe out the
Speaker 8: children of Israel for their lack of faith after the
Speaker 8: Sin of the Spies, Moses prayed to God. And the
Speaker 8: argument that Moses made is the answer to that woman's
Speaker 8: question to me. Moses said to God, if you put
Speaker 8: all these people to death, leaving none alive, the nations
Speaker 8: who have heard this report about you will say the
Speaker 8: Lord was not able to bring these people into the
Speaker 8: land he promised them on oath, so he slaughtered them
Speaker 8: in the wilderness. God's response was to punish Israel, but
Speaker 8: not to destroy them. By fulfilling his promises to the
Speaker 8: chosen people, God shows the whole world that he is faithful.
Speaker 8: He's a faithful God who controls history, and when he
Speaker 8: makes a promise, he means it forever. God uses Israel
Speaker 8: to reveal himself to the world, not because we are worthy,
Speaker 8: but to show the world who he is, a God
Speaker 8: whose promises are eternal. No matter what, this story makes
Speaker 8: me think about my Abba my father by Ria Extine
Speaker 8: of Blessed Memory. In the early years after he'd started
Speaker 8: the fellowship, that wasn't easy. There were times when the
Speaker 8: uncertainty was almost unbearable, when my Abba didn't know if
Speaker 8: this ministry would succeed. There were moments when criticism came
Speaker 8: from every direction. People doubted him and didn't understand what
Speaker 8: he was trying to build. But my Abba didn't turn
Speaker 8: his back. He had faith that God was with him,
Speaker 8: that the mission wasn't his alone, that it was a
Speaker 8: mission from God, and that's what kept him going. It
Speaker 8: wasn't an easy road. There was struggle, there was pain,
Speaker 8: but in the end, he kept moving forward, trusting that
Speaker 8: God would fulfill what he had started. But here's the
Speaker 8: hard truth, the truth Caleb and Joshua knew as well.
Speaker 8: Even when God is with us even when the promise
Speaker 8: is sure, there are consequences wh lose faith. God has
Speaker 8: promised to bring the people into the Promised Land, and
Speaker 8: that wasn't going to change. But their lack of faith
Speaker 8: came at a cost. Forty years in the wilderness, an
Speaker 8: entire generation lost because they didn't believe, didn't trust, didn't
Speaker 8: have faith. This part of the story hits hard, doesn't it,
Speaker 8: Because it's not just about victory. It's about struggle, and
Speaker 8: it's about the cost of not trusting when we're called
Speaker 8: to the chosen people would eventually enter the Promised Land,
Speaker 8: but they would wander first. They would taste the bitterness
Speaker 8: of their own doubt before they tasted the sweetness of
Speaker 8: God's promise. Faith empowers us, yes, but when we falter,
Speaker 8: when we when we let fear overtake us, there are consequences.
Speaker 8: It reminds me of my father's journey. The road was long,
Speaker 8: the challenge is great, but he trusted even when it hurt,
Speaker 8: and because of that, the fellowship succeeded. But the struggle,
Speaker 8: it was very real. Just like the people of Israel.
Speaker 8: We might reach our promised land, but we may have
Speaker 8: walked through the wilderness first. God is faithful, but he
Speaker 8: also asks for his chosen people to trust him.
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