All things are ready, come to the feast

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“All things are ready,” come to the feast!
Come for the table now is spread;
Ye famishing, ye weary, come,
And thou shalt be richly fed.

Hear the invitation,
Come, whosoever will;
Praise God for full salvation
For whosoever will.

“All things are ready,” come to the feast!
Come, for the door is open wide;
A place of honor is reserved
For you at the Master’s side.

“All things are ready,” come to the feast!
Come, while He waits to welcome thee;
Delay not while this day is thine,
Tomorrow may never be.

“All things are ready,” come to the feast!
Leave every care and worldly strife;
Come, feast upon the Christ of God
And drink everlasting life.

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David Frimpong

Church In Minneapolis, MN, United States

In Luke 14:16-17 Jesus spoke to one of the rulers of the Pharisees, saying, "A certain man was making a great dinner and invited many; and he sent his slave at the dinner hour to say to those who had been invited, Come, for all things are now ready." Again, I hope that we all would be able to recite the last sentence: "Come, for all things are now ready."

Ready is a precious word in the Bible. Do you want to be saved? Salvation is ready! Do you want to be victorious? Victory is ready! Do you want to be filled with the Holy Spirit? The filling of the Holy Spirit is ready! Everything on God's side is ready; God has accomplished and prepared everything. On man's side, however, there is still a need to come. Since God has prepared everything, man needs only to come and receive. God has prepared salvation for all the people in the world, but not everyone has been saved, because not everyone has come to God. The Holy Spirit has been poured out, but not everyone has received this outpouring, because not everyone has come to God.

Although all things are ready on the Lord's side, if a person is unwilling to come to God, he cannot be saved, victorious, or fervent. The burden of this chapter is more on our coming than on God making everything ready. (CWWL, 1957, Vol. 1)

Katarina!

Temple Hills, MD, United States

I woke up at 3:30 am and was unsure if I should go to a short event held by some Christian friends. I thought " I am too busy. My Mom needs me, what will I wear, my hair, the transportation money.. " But I asked God what to do. And after a little while this song came to mind. I started singing " Hear The Invitation Come whosoever will. " I remembered the banquet that so many people had excuses not to come to. And I just believe that was my answer. I still haven't figured out those other things but I know that I can.

Michelle

Wentworth, MO, United States

Tonight @ a Bible study in Wentworth in the book Matthew 22 The parable of the Wedding Feast, and during the day I was singing this not knowing how it would connect~so tonight at suggestion for song time —we sang it after the study! Praise God!

Julie

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States

I woke a little while ago and this song I hadn't sung since I was child came to mind. Then a woman named Lorena in Ontario posted a prayer in the comments that echoed my heart.

Lord bring my two dear sisters, my children, family and friends to know you fully Lord God Almighty. "Delay naught while this day is thine, Tomorrow may never be..." In the strength of Your Son’s name Jesus Christ... Amen!

Liam Precious

Delta, Nigeria

All things are ready.

Cody Enderli

Anaheim, California, United States

Hear the invitation! Come feast upon the Christ of God! For tomorrow may never be!

Albertinah

Gaborone, Mahalapye Tidimalo, Botswana

Dear Lord 🙏 thank You for the feast all we have to do is to come, to enjoy the ready feast