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* Ravens brought him his meals.
Jesus said, ‘I am the Bread of Life; he who comes to me shall not hunger, and he who believes in Me shall never thirst’ (John 6:35).
We must feed on Jesus Christ, ‘the Living Bread’ (John 6:51).
Whatever difficulties we may face, the Lord provides for us: ‘You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies’ (Psalm 23:5).
We have His invitation: ‘O taste and see that the Lord is good!’ (Psalm 34:8).
With His provision and invitation, let us make our response: ‘We taste Thee, O Thou living Bread, and long to feast upon Thee still.’
* Drinking from the Brook
‘The Lord’ is ‘the Fountain of living water’ (Jeremiah 17:13).
He says to us, ‘With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation’ (Isaiah 12:3).
We can be ‘like a tree planted by water’, a tree that ‘does not cease to bear fruit’ (8; Psalm 1:3).
God speaks His Word to us: ‘“Where is the Word of the Lord?”
Let it come!’
(Jeremiah 17:15; Psalm 1:2) He brings His salvation to us: ‘Save me, and I will saved’(14; Psalm 1:6).
He gives His blessing to us: ‘Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord’ (Jeremiah 17:7: Psalm 1:1).
We rejoice in God’s ‘eternal love’, drinking from ‘the streams of living waters’ and discovering that ‘grace,… like the Lord the Giver, never fails from age to age.’
Let us press on to our heavenly and eternal glory: ‘In Your presence is fullness of joy.
At Your right hand are pleasures for evermore’ (Psalm 16:11).
‘Come, let us return to the Lord… Let us press on to know the Lord’.
As we return to the Lord, pressing on to know Him, His blessing returns to us.
He leads us in the way of fruitfulness: ‘He will come to us as the showers, as the spring rains that water the earth’(Hosea 6:1,3).
* Breakfast and Supper
Our ‘love’ for God is not to be ‘like the early dew that disappears’.
Let us ‘acknowledge our guilt and seek His face’.
Let us love Him with a ‘steadfast love’(Hosea 5:15; Hosea 6:4,6).
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