Psalm 23:5 Feed My Sheep the Shepherd Told Me
The Lord my Shepherd prepares a meal for me and my enemies at the same table, we are supposed to share the same food and drink. It can be very hard, difficult for me and you even talk to an enemy much less ask them to pass a bowl of bread. Jesus the Good Shepherd did this Himself at the last supper, unlike me and you, He broke bread and poured wine to share it with His friends and enemies, not only that but He washed their feet also. The gospel of Matthew, Mark ,Luke and the letter of 1 Corinthians, tell of last supper and communion, only the gospel of John tells of Jesus washing all His disciples. Jesus the Good Shepherd knew He was sharing a table with His enemy but He broke bread with Him any ways.
The Good Shepherd Jesus didn’t stop eating or share His meal with His enemy nor did he, they even dip bread in the same bowl. Judas wasn’t the only one to betray Jesus, all of His so called friends ran away to save their own skin and one ran away naked.
What can we learn from our Savior and Good Shepherd who shared a meal in the presence of His enemies. Jesus never picked His enemies, His enemies picked Him. Judas the betrayer couldn’t live with himself, past judged himself and killed himself. The other disciples never stop seeking and when they see again, He has a meal already prepared for them, and all He says is come and eat.
Toby Mac the Christian recording artist made a powerful statement, Jesus the Good Shepherd, knew the heart of Judas, but washed his feet anyways, then sat at the same table and ate the bread and drank the wine with him anyway. If you truly understand the love of Jesus, you should make no one your enemy and treat all with love and mercy. God bless you all, the Shepherd loves you and so do I. Samuel J Head
John 13:34 I am giving you a new commandment, that you love one another; just as I have loved you, that you also love one another.
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