For anyone to comment > How can "in the presence of my enemies" effect your ethics and morals?

[com7fy8]

In Psalm 23:5 of God's word, we have >

"You prepare a table before me
. . . . . . .in the presence of my enemies;"
. . . . . . . . . . . (in Psalm 23:5)

If God prepares His table before us

. . . . . . . . "in the presence of my enemies" >

how can this effect our ethics, morals, but also our philosophy?

 

[Robban]

In Psalm 23:5 of God's word, we have >

"You prepare a table before me
. . . . . . .in the presence of my enemies;"
. . . . . . . . . . . (in Psalm 23:5)

If God prepares His table before us

. . . . . . . . "in the presence of my enemies" >

how can this effect our ethics, morals, but also our philosophy?

A song of David,

the Rabbis say whenever it says, "A song of David"

he would play his musical instrument and afterwards the Shechinah would rest on him.

It is a song to bring the holy spirit upon David.

And whenever it says, "Of David a song"
the Shechinah rested on him first.

He was given a glimse/taste of the world to come,
he was thirsty and starving.

1 Samuel 22:5,

 

[Robban]

"I am confident You will set a table before me."
That is the throne.

"You anointed my head with oil"

I have already been anointed by Your orders.
Psalms 2.

The day David was crowned as King.