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1
In Lo-debar, I was just lame there, So crippled, so sad, and so poor. In fear of my life with no answers, My future so bleak and unsure.
DIn
Lo-debar, I was just
G
lame
Em
there,
So
D
crippled,
so
A7
sad,
and so
D-G
poor.
In
D
fear
of my
B7
life
with no
Ean
A
swers,
My
D
future
so
E7
bleak
and
un
A-A7
sure.
“Where are you,” came the sweetest voice “I love you, I’ll care for your need! Come, enjoy this feast at My table here. I have covered your poor crippled feet.”
D"Where
are
A7
you,"
came the
Bm
sweetest
D7
voice
"I
G
love
you, I'll
Em
care
for your
A-A7
need!
Come,
en
D
joy
this
G♭m
feast
at My
Bm
table
G
here.
I have
D
covered
your
A7
poor
crippled
D-G-D
feet."
2
This world fills my heart not with pleasure, But hunger and much anxious care. What joy, in the midst of my suff’ring, My Christ came and saved me from there.
This world fills my heart not with pleasure,
But hunger and much anxious care.
What joy, in the midst of my suff'ring,
My Christ came and saved me from there.
DThis
world fills my heart not with
G Em
pleasure,
But
D
hunger
and
A7
much
anxious
D-G
care.
What
D
joy,
in the
B7
midst
of my
E A
suff'ring,
My
D
Christ
came and
E7
saved
me from
A-A7
there.
“Where are you,” came the sweetest voice “I love you, I’ll care for your need! Come, enjoy this feast at My table here. I have covered your poor crippled feet.”
D"Where
are
A7
you,"
came the
Bm
sweetest
D7
voice
"I
G
love
you, I'll
Em
care
for your
A-A7
need!
Come,
en
D
joy
this
G♭m
feast
at My
Bm
table
G
here.
I have
D
covered
your
A7
poor
crippled
D-G-D
feet."
3
At first I was fearful and fled Him, Why would He seek someone like me? But calling my name, He disarmed me, His voice warm, compassionate, sweet.
At first I was fearful and fled Him,
Why would He seek someone like me?
But calling my name, He disarmed me,
His voice warm, compassionate, sweet.
DAt
first I was fearful and
G
fled
Em
Him,
Why
D
would
He seek
A7
someone
like
D-G
me?
But
D
calling
my
B7
name,
He
E
disarmed
A
me,
His
D
voice
warm,
E7
compassionate,
A-A7
sweet.
“Where are you,” came the sweetest voice “I love you, I’ll care for your need! Come, enjoy this feast at My table here. I have covered your poor crippled feet.”
D"Where
are
A7
you,"
came the
Bm
sweetest
D7
voice
"I
G
love
you, I'll
Em
care
for your
A-A7
need!
Come,
en
D
joy
this
G♭m
feast
at My
Bm
table
G
here.
I have
D
covered
your
A7
poor
crippled
D-G-D
feet."
4
It’s here I forget my condition, And failure my standard to meet. I see only Christ in His richness, And worship my Lord at His feast!
It's here I forget my condition,
And failure my standard to meet.
I see only Christ in His richness,
And worship my Lord at His feast!
DIt's
here I forget my
G Em
condition,
And
D
failure
my
A7
standard
to
D-G
meet.
I
D
see
only
B7
Christ
in His
E A
richness,
And
D
worship
my
E7
Lord
at His
A-A7
feast!
“Where are you,” came the sweetest voice “I love you, I’ll care for your need! Come, enjoy this feast at My table here. I have covered your poor crippled feet.”
This song goes wonderfully with the message on David, Mephibosheth, and the kindness of God! Through this recent training on first and second Samuel, the kindness of God has been opened up to me in such a rich and meaningful way!
"And the king said, Is there not yet any of the house of Saul, that I may show the kindness of God unto him?... And Ziba said unto the king, Behold, [Mephibosheth] is in the house of Machir, the son of Ammiel, in Lodebar" (vv. 3-4). Lodebar is a Hebrew word which means "a place without grass." The world today is a "Lodebar"; it can never fill up man's hunger or quench man's thirst. "Lodebar" can never satisfy our heart. Brothers and sisters, do you know that we are created for God and not for ourselves? All those who have not turned back to God will never be satisfied... Mephibosheth, who ran away from David, was living in a place without grass. A sinner far away from God is also living in a place without grass. (CWWN, The (Set 1) Vol. 18: Notes on Scriptural Messages (2), Ch. 6)
Oh Lord Jesus, thank You for seeking us, calling us out of the world, which can never satisfy us, to feast at Your table!