What is thy Beloved More Than Another Beloved?

[Sam Jer]

Think for a few minutes before replying. Do not quote the passage the question comes from verbatim.

(If you wish, you may referance the sermon you heard today, your'e pasages from family or private worship, or anything else you read or spoke about this Lord's Day. You can also expand on prevous anwsers)

 

[EmilyF]

Christ the Bread of Life is the substance of the Gospel Feast, a feast of fat things for our souls. Our undying souls which have a great need because they are eternal, and made capable of having communion with an infinitely holy God. It is a great feast because it is for great sinners. My Beloved is the Host of this great feast, who said even to me, "Come," and, "yet there is room." (Meditation on Communion Sabbath Evening Sermon Luke 14:21-24).

 

[Sam Jer]

I suppose I should write something too since I started the thread.

My beloved is righteouss, yet He lived righteousy for my sake. He not only gives his righteousness that it may be imputed to us, but will give us a crown of righteousness on that day. He shared in our flesh, and is a holy, blameless priest, who saves us to the uttermost. His appearing is an appearing of the greatest righteousness, peace, and love that can be, in person. He did not only die for me, He lived for me, and ever interceeds for me. He loved me, though I deserved it not, and saves to the uttermost. (from my meditation on 2 Timothy 4:7-8 and reading of Owen's Death of Death)