How many times have you taken the Lord's Supper and never really contemplated what you were doing? You now need to come to a deeper understanding of the Eucharist, how to prepare yourself to the Lord's Table so that you can receive the blessings that our Lord Jesus says, "Do this in rememberance of me." The Lord's Table is a set of devotions to strengthen our relationship with God. Andrew Murray lays out a guide for believers who desire to develop a deeper understanding and insight into the Lord's Holy Supper. The Devotional book offers a three week experience beginning with the week prior, the week during and the week after the Supper. Each entry is labeled with the day of the week so that you can follow the devotions with ease. Discover the union that satisfies deeper than just taking the bread and wine on the surface. Come and learn the spiritual insights to sit at The Lord's Table with Him. "My body, which is given for you... My blood, which is shed for you" (Matthew 26:26; Luke 22:19). Chapters Part I: The Week Before the Supper Sabbath Morning - The Divine Invitation Monday Morning - The Preparation Tuesday Morning - The Host Wednesday Morning - Self-Examination Thursday Morning - Confession of Sin Friday Morning - Faith Saturday Morning - Self-Surrender Part II: The Communion Sabbath Take, Eat In Remembrance of Me My Blood The New Covenant Unto Remission of Sins For Many For You One Body The Cup of Blessing Till He Come Part III: The Week After the Supper Monday Morning - The Power of Food Tuesday Morning Sanctification Wednesday Morning Obedience Thursday Morning - Work Friday Morning - Fellowship with Jesus Saturday Morning - The End

On the use of this little volume I would fain say two things which lie upon my heart. The first is this: that the Christian who desires to make use of it must not be content merely to read and to understand the portion for the day, but must take time to meditate upon it and to appropriate it. I am convinced that one chief cause why some do not grow more in grace is that they do not take time to hold converse with the Lord in secret. Spiritual, divine truth does not thus become our possession at once. Although I understand what I read, although I consent heartily to it, although I receive it, it may speedily fade away and be forgotten, unless by private meditation I give it time to become fixed and rooted in me, to become united and identified with me. Christians, give yourselves, give your Lord time to transfer His heavenly thoughts to your inner, spiritual life. When you have read a portion, set yourselves in silence before God. Take time to remain before Him until He has made His word living and powerful in your souls. Then does it become the life and the power of your life.

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Examines Hebrews' exposition of Jesus' death, his self-offering in heaven at his ascension, and the link between them.

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