by David Wilkerson | February 28, 2000
"Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over" (Psalm 23:5).
Of all the wonderful promises God gives us in the 23rd Psalm, this is
one of the most glorious. Think of what he is pledging to do for us
here: He says he's going to set a table for us, spread wonderful food
upon it, then put on a waiter's apron and serve us a feast. And he does
all of this in front of our enemies.
Now, we know when God says he's catering, the dinner won't be just
any ordinary meal. The word for table in this verse means "spread." God
isn't speaking of just a little plate of food. He's talking about a vast
spread of goods - a massive feast. He sets before us row upon row of
delightful heavenly foods, for us to taste and eat.
And there is only one guest at this meal - you. God does this
wondrous work of preparing, waiting and serving for every individual who
loves Jesus and calls himself by his name.
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