God is I Am. We find Him in the present. He desires our attention, right now, in the immediate. Having the grass for just right now, means that we must keep our attention on Him, right now, always.
kung tayoy nakapukos sa Panginoon ating makikita ang greenpasture na ating hinahanap sa sanlibutan kaya naman habang hinahanap natin ang mgaiyon nalalayo tayo sa Panginoon ang pokus natin ay napupunta sa pagkita ng mga kayamanan sa ibabaw ng lupa ito ang nagiging priority ng mga tao ! sana tumuon tayo sa mga bagay na para sa Panginoon ang manatili sa kanyang pagpapala manatili tayong magtiwala at unti unti ang gren pasture ay wala d2 nasa langit na bayan!
Awesome! This helps me a lot since I was reading this scripture today. I'm a worrier by nature. The Shepherd gives what we need for right now! Awesome how God chooses to speak to us at times.
What you are saying is that God created you a worrier. How much do you really believe that you are a Child of God, made in his own image and according to his Will, not the your will, not of the blood, the Will of God. You can do nothing to be His child. You just have to believe… what are you believing about you? What you says about you: his planting for the display of his splendour, a saint, a holy one, you are one with him… or what you mind tells you…Look up Prophet Lovy and let his teaching quickens your spirit.
So many miss the point of the scriptures. If the people explaining the scriptures without Jesus means they are mislead. The psalm is about Jesus. Jesus's shepherd is His Father. These are Jesus's words prophetically written by david. Also read luke 24. John 5:39 (KJV) Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me. Now read psalm 23 as Jesus cries out to His Father
What Truth! What beauty! I have been praying to be delivered and I heard from the Lord this morning that I have been waiting for something Big, something Monumental to happen. He said, He is the 'still small voice', I Kings, He 'directs my steps' Proverbs, to follow and obey what I have heard and 'persevere' James and to 'abide in Him', John. Then He told me to look at the Lambs and the Shepherd-this led me to watch this video! Hallelujah!🙌
A good reminder of His faithfulness, always. The visual explanation is so powerful and puts things in perspective. He gives us what we need and what is our portion. Thank you Lord for contentment in Christ and your unchanging character.
Gods grace is more than enough.. At times, His ways may be confusing for us to comprehend but God wants us to trust Him, follow and rely on Him just like the shepherd. We are the flock, we follow and we will feed by His green pastures of His Word, be quenched our thirst by the still waters of His Holy spirit and be totally restored in our whole being, our soul..
PASTURE in Hebrew is Naah (H499)the same word for home and Habitation. The dry world after man sinned is now our Home. We lived each day of need and hunger. A sheep can only have a grass if the sheep walks bowing his head, follow and listening to the shepherd. A lot of dust and rocks everywhere for the sheep instead of a green farm land will make the sheep stumble every day. (A valley of the shadow of death) The good thing is the shepherd is there and the shepherd knew exactly where he leads the sheep. When the sheep falls or stumble THE SHEEP KEEPS moving, this is the right path anyway. GREEN in Hebrew is Deshe (H1877) the same word for Herb. The Good shepherd provides us not only grass but healing us each day. I love the new grass the sheep can feed, it reminds me of God's love that is new every morning. A new grass we need each morning to seek it first (the tender grass of the morning - the word of God) A new grass each morning reminds me that God loves to provide me fresh and new things. Thanks for your video, it changed the way i see Psalm 23. GOD BLESS. GLORY TO GOD
Everything in life reiterates the same message that “God is good all the time.” May our eyes be open to see this message everywhere we go and in everything we do.
That is exactly what God tells us, but we picture our wants instead of our needs as this video days. God is perfect and so is His provision for us. We may feel helpless (been there), but never hopeless with Him.
It's beautiful. It makes sense because few days bk i felt i couldn't concentrate first half an hour in my exam, next i said this Psalm almost broken but said it few lines, the next one and a half hour worked out for me. Atleast those one and a half hour.
YESHUA REIGNS FOREVER 🙏 Amen Thank you so much for sharing the valuable spiritual explanation. GOD bless you and your family always in abundance Brother
Beautiful illustration. Yes.....green pastures.....in the middle of the arid, dry dessert of life.....we can drink from the fountain of living water and have the bread of life. Praise God hallelujah!
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (July 18, Pentecost 8), this was our Psalm of the Day. On February 20, 2017, my mother entered the Church Triumphant. At the graveside portion of the funeral, this was read.
Amazing! I have a small backlot on my property in the Philippines and grass grow and so I till the soil to get rid of the grass. A few days later the grass are growing again. All these goats in this video would feed a lot better in my small lot! Amazing isn’t it?
I've never heard an illustration like this. I like it! Before, I thought of "green pastures" like large fields of grass. Now that I've seen this, I see how wrong I was. Technically, if you're surrounded by grass, why would you need anyone's help? The grass is everywhere. I see the need for the Shepherd to actually take me to where He knows I need to be. And I need to trust and follow Him, even though I might not see any green grass for a long time. He knows where it is.
Amazing how little we need to survive! so if the greedy shared...what wonderful results we would experience.... crazy to think the rich man would not give up his belongings... take care & bless you all....
Another interesting side light is that once an animal like these sheep have adapted to harsh conditions, being plopped down in knee-deep alfalfa with access to sweet feed could actually kill them. We once met a caretaker at a living history farm. He cared for a historic breed of sheep that had been shipwrecked off the coast of Virginia for several hundred years. When he came on the scene at the farm, the sheep were dying. No one could understand why because they had all the grass, hay, and sweet feed they could possibly want. The problem was, that having adapted to thriving on whatever scrub they could find on the island, like the sheep in the video, too much abundance overwhelmed their systems. They may have enjoyed easy access to everything they could possibly want, but in the end, it wasn’t what they actually needed to thrive. It’s just human nature to want it easy, but easy isn’t always what’s best for us.
He has more than you can ever imagine for you not just enough, more like over flowing abundance, believe, trust and receive Jesus' Finished work on the cross he died poor so you and I can have more than enough the Bible says pressed down, shaken togather and running over!
I also question this interpretation, though its a nice thought and a lovely idea that he presents here. Maybe i am missing something but the hebrew in Psalm 23 says God makes them 'yarbitz' - (lie down) - in green growth/sprouts 'dashe'. -- Not, "walk along a path and graze and eat sprouts as he suggests in this video. Lying down, green pastures and still water is an image of restful abundance, not scarcity. Very different imagery.
He makes me to lie down in pastures of green...the Psalm doesn't say just how much green there is. A desert is a desert. After eating of the green that He leads us to, just enough to be satisfied, than we lie down. God is a God of abundance. Not gluttony. Need not waste. HALLELUJAH.
check out “That The World May Know “. This man’s name is Ray Vanderlan and he is one of the most gifted teachers I’ve ever listened to. That title is to a series he made in the 90’s but is still STILL awesome for today. It’s just like this episode but longer. He uses the Bible stories at the actual locations around Israel and the Middle East and he really puts the full true meaning of what the Scriptures are talking about. I’m telling you that you won’t regret watching it.
He started off saying "This is called green pasture.." and then started to build his case on that statement, but who exactly called that place green pasture? Was it named green pasture in the times of David? The gospel is given to everyone including the poor and uneducated and God speaks to everyone directly through his word. The most immediate sense of the meaning is usually the intended. Let us not read into the Bible theology based on today's culture and context. The immediate context of the Scripture is "I shall not lack", so the green pastures obviously points to the abundance of God's provisions
Hallo George, Yes, the Bible should be taken at face-value. But face-value for a people in a desert might be exactly what he is saying...and a little is never too little with Him and therefore abundace: the sheep do have abundant feed, they are not starving and can breed, bring life into the world - is that not abundance? So in this life, before our good Lord restores all fully, we are also often a desert people, longing for His coming. But we have the assurance and certainty that He will provide enough manna for us, enough for each day; and we will be able to shine His light and enlarge His Name, even in the desert. This is His abundance, is it not? That we can be without fear of lacking, and even contribute to the Glory of His Name - when we have very little to go by, whether this is spiritual or financially or whatsoever manner of lean times. A little is never too little with Him, and therefore it is abundance in Him Who breaks the bread. In the desert, there was plenty enough water from the rock, but they did not swim in it. Lord bless
What a lesson to learn.. literally living a day at a time. Help me to trust you oh Lord day after day.
God is I Am. We find Him in the present. He desires our attention, right now, in the immediate. Having the grass for just right now, means that we must keep our attention on Him, right now, always.
kung tayoy nakapukos sa Panginoon ating makikita ang greenpasture na ating hinahanap sa sanlibutan kaya naman habang hinahanap natin ang mgaiyon nalalayo tayo sa Panginoon ang pokus natin ay napupunta sa pagkita ng mga kayamanan sa ibabaw ng lupa ito ang nagiging priority ng mga tao ! sana tumuon tayo sa mga bagay na para sa Panginoon ang manatili sa kanyang pagpapala manatili tayong magtiwala at unti unti ang gren pasture ay wala d2 nasa langit na bayan!
Thank you Lord for this, it puts a perspective on how just a little amount of 'green pastures' we need to serve
God is good! By the grace of our good shepherd, Yeshua messiah, Jesus Christ.
Yes He Is Good!! Amen Leynier
He is so worthy Hallelujah
He’s always with you if you repent and believe in him. He will never leave you ❤️
Then always speak the Truth,
Thankful for coming across this and understanding that my Good Shepherd will meet my needs “just enough” every single day. ❤️🙏❤️
Well defined to comprehend Psalms 23 from a different perspective. So blessed. Shalom from Kuwait 🇰🇼
He will get what you need right now. Trust the Shepard. That’s so powerful! Thank you for this
I have been learning from your holy land sermon for over 20 years. The real story in the real setting - no imagination. Thanks!
My Goodness! He (The Good Shepherd) is Doing that to me RIGHT NOW! A steep learning curve as steep as that hill you cited! Thanks 🙏
A sheep farmer once shared that a sheep only lies down when it has been fed and satisfied.
That is by far the best explanation of Psalm 23 and also accurate. U just gotta feel it in ur heart n believe it is true.
What a revelation for us in the west. Thank you for sharing
Awesome! This helps me a lot since I was reading this scripture today. I'm a worrier by nature. The Shepherd gives what we need for right now! Awesome how God chooses to speak to us at times.
What you are saying is that God created you a worrier. How much do you really believe that you are a Child of God, made in his own image and according to his Will, not the your will, not of the blood, the Will of God. You can do nothing to be His child. You just have to believe… what are you believing about you? What you says about you: his planting for the display of his splendour, a saint, a holy one, you are one with him… or what you mind tells you…Look up Prophet Lovy and let his teaching quickens your spirit.
So many miss the point of the scriptures. If the people explaining the scriptures without Jesus means they are mislead. The psalm is about Jesus. Jesus's shepherd is His Father. These are Jesus's words prophetically written by david. Also read luke 24.
John 5:39 (KJV)
Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.
Now read psalm 23 as Jesus cries out to His Father
Thank you for that great lesson. Puts a lot into perspective. Glory to God.
What Truth! What beauty! I have been praying to be delivered and I heard from the Lord this morning that I have been waiting for something Big, something Monumental to happen. He said, He is the 'still small voice', I Kings, He 'directs my steps' Proverbs, to follow and obey what I have heard and 'persevere' James and to 'abide in Him', John. Then He told me to look at the Lambs and the Shepherd-this led me to watch this video! Hallelujah!🙌
The Lord is amazing. May God continue to bless you!
A good reminder of His faithfulness, always. The visual explanation is so powerful and puts things in perspective. He gives us what we need and what is our portion. Thank you Lord for contentment in Christ and your unchanging character.
Gods grace is more than enough.. At times, His ways may be confusing for us to comprehend but God wants us to trust Him, follow and rely on Him just like the shepherd. We are the flock, we follow and we will feed by His green pastures of His Word, be quenched our thirst by the still waters of His Holy spirit and be totally restored in our whole being, our soul..
Amen Brother!!!
Huh. No scarity model philosophy. Always.
PASTURE in Hebrew is Naah (H499)the same word for home and Habitation. The dry world after man sinned is now our Home. We lived each day of need and hunger. A sheep can only have a grass if the sheep walks bowing his head, follow and listening to the shepherd.
A lot of dust and rocks everywhere for the sheep instead of a green farm land will make the sheep stumble every day. (A valley of the shadow of death) The good thing is the shepherd is there and the shepherd knew exactly where he leads the sheep. When the sheep falls or stumble THE SHEEP KEEPS moving, this is the right path anyway.
GREEN in Hebrew is Deshe (H1877) the same word for Herb. The Good shepherd provides us not only grass but healing us each day.
I love the new grass the sheep can feed, it reminds me of God's love that is new every morning. A new grass we need each morning to seek it first (the tender grass of the morning - the word of God)
A new grass each morning reminds me that God loves to provide me fresh and new things. Thanks for your video, it changed the way i see Psalm 23. GOD BLESS. GLORY TO GOD
Everything in life reiterates the same message that “God is good all the time.” May our eyes be open to see this message everywhere we go and in everything we do.
What a revelation! This teaching is short yet substantive.
My absolute favorite psalm
Beautiful message
Awesome illustration! Thank you
Alleluia..May the holy spirit be with you pastor for making me to understand in a simple way..
That is exactly what God tells us, but we picture our wants instead of our needs as this video days. God is perfect and so is His provision for us. We may feel helpless (been there), but never hopeless with Him.
God bless and thank you!
Amen! This is a very powerful video. We are doing a Bible study tomorrow on this passage. God Bless!
It's beautiful. It makes sense because few days bk i felt i couldn't concentrate first half an hour in my exam, next i said this Psalm almost broken but said it few lines, the next one and a half hour worked out for me. Atleast those one and a half hour.
Wooow God is sooo wonderful
I'm blessed. Thank you.
Beautiful.. We have just enough.
Thank you🌹I had a dream about psalm 23 last night.
wow blessings don't look like we imagine. Thank You Lord
Wow. Speechless. Trusting is always the key.
YESHUA REIGNS FOREVER 🙏 Amen
Thank you so much for sharing the valuable spiritual explanation.
GOD bless you and your family always in abundance Brother
Thanks, God bless you brother.
Wow that changes my perspective 💖
I love that!!!🙏 Glory be to the Good Shepherd who knows what is best for me....🙌
Exactly what I said after watching this! Bless you
Beautiful illustration. Yes.....green pastures.....in the middle of the arid, dry dessert of life.....we can drink from the fountain of living water and have the bread of life. Praise God hallelujah!
Just what i needed to hear❤
Wonderful message
Amen!! God is good!!
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (July 18, Pentecost 8), this was our Psalm of the Day. On February 20, 2017, my mother entered the Church Triumphant. At the graveside portion of the funeral, this was read.
Loved the explanation of this
Absolutely fantastic explanation!
wow theres impossibility seeing by pysical eyes but to give time walking around theres just enough green complete enough ... beautiful
Thank you for sharing this!
Amazing! I have a small backlot on my property in the Philippines and grass grow and so I till the soil to get rid of the grass. A few days later the grass are growing again. All these goats in this video would feed a lot better in my small lot! Amazing isn’t it?
Thank you Lord for my daily green food that is Always enough.
What an excellent explanation.
🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 Interesting, thank you
Wow, that is mind blowing
🤯😇🙏🏾 Awesome!
He reminds me of Lee Strobel...in the way he talks etc..Thanks for the post!
Waw God bless you
Oh thanks for this video, learned something!
Thank you Lord ❤️
Mind blown by the explanation of how the shepherd leads the sheep
Powerful 🔥 🔥 🔥
That was beautiful
I've never heard an illustration like this. I like it! Before, I thought of "green pastures" like large fields of grass. Now that I've seen this, I see how wrong I was. Technically, if you're surrounded by grass, why would you need anyone's help? The grass is everywhere. I see the need for the Shepherd to actually take me to where He knows I need to be. And I need to trust and follow Him, even though I might not see any green grass for a long time. He knows where it is.
WOW!!! This is so good!!!
This is amazing. I've never seen Psalm 23 like this before!!! My first reaction was the same: "What are those sheep feeding on? Dust?"
G, I agree.
😂
Awesome!
Amazing how little we need to survive! so if the greedy shared...what wonderful results we would experience.... crazy to think the rich man would not give up his belongings... take care & bless you all....
Very smart. 🙏
Beautiful
tears to my eyes!
There is not enough water or grass for that much sheep. God says our cup overflows with his blessings.
Bingo.
Nice Brander 👌🙏
Thank you for this
Good Stuff
yes nice psalm
Amen..
Thank You!
Grazie Signore 🙌
Another interesting side light is that once an animal like these sheep have adapted to harsh conditions, being plopped down in knee-deep alfalfa with access to sweet feed could actually kill them.
We once met a caretaker at a living history farm. He cared for a historic breed of sheep that had been shipwrecked off the coast of Virginia for several hundred years.
When he came on the scene at the farm, the sheep were dying. No one could understand why because they had all the grass, hay, and sweet feed they could possibly want.
The problem was, that having adapted to thriving on whatever scrub they could find on the island, like the sheep in the video, too much abundance overwhelmed their systems. They may have enjoyed easy access to everything they could possibly want, but in the end, it wasn’t what they actually needed to thrive.
It’s just human nature to want it easy, but easy isn’t always what’s best for us.
Great words! Thank you....teaching a Sunday school lesson tomorrow and I am going to use this info. Thank you!
Scott 😊
@@canoslo6126 The lesson went well.... Thank you again.
Scott So glad!
Now that's what I call preaching!
praise to god
so cool
Thankyou💜🙏🌹🕊 🙋
Excellent
You can be SAVED permanently and immediately by FAITH in the GOSPEL 1 CORINTHIANS 15 V1-4
Wow!
GOD does provide Thanks Be To GOD
Glory to god
Similarly I have found trust is like relying on manna from heaven… you have just enough for that day but you always have enough…
Just enough ❤️ that's fine with me.
He has more than you can ever imagine for you not just enough, more like over flowing abundance, believe, trust and receive Jesus' Finished work on the cross he died poor so you and I can have more than enough the Bible says pressed down, shaken togather and running over!
Amen!
God provides just enough.
Yes it is in the desert where you meet God and enjoy his miracles work!
I also question this interpretation, though its a nice thought and a lovely idea that he presents here. Maybe i am missing something but the hebrew in Psalm 23 says God makes them 'yarbitz' - (lie down) - in green growth/sprouts 'dashe'. -- Not, "walk along a path and graze and eat sprouts as he suggests in this video. Lying down, green pastures and still water is an image of restful abundance, not scarcity. Very different imagery.
You are right,(Where is " He makes me to lie down in green pastures, He leads me besides still waters" ?
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He makes me to lie down in pastures of green...the Psalm doesn't say just how much green there is. A desert is a desert. After eating of the green that He leads us to, just enough to be satisfied, than we lie down. God is a God of abundance. Not gluttony. Need not waste. HALLELUJAH.
wow!!!!
check out “That The World May Know “. This man’s name is Ray Vanderlan and he is one of the most gifted teachers I’ve ever listened to. That title is to a series he made in the 90’s but is still STILL awesome for today. It’s just like this episode but longer. He uses the Bible stories at the actual locations around Israel and the Middle East and he really puts the full true meaning of what the Scriptures are talking about. I’m telling you that you won’t regret watching it.
Bry4•2ndA Thank you. I hope to check it out soon.
I wouldn't love to go on one of his mission trips
Thank you
He started off saying "This is called green pasture.." and then started to build his case on that statement, but who exactly called that place green pasture? Was it named green pasture in the times of David? The gospel is given to everyone including the poor and uneducated and God speaks to everyone directly through his word. The most immediate sense of the meaning is usually the intended. Let us not read into the Bible theology based on today's culture and context. The immediate context of the Scripture is "I shall not lack", so the green pastures obviously points to the abundance of God's provisions
Hallo George,
Yes, the Bible should be taken at face-value. But face-value for a people in a desert might be exactly what he is saying...and a little is never too little with Him and therefore abundace: the sheep do have abundant feed, they are not starving and can breed, bring life into the world - is that not abundance? So in this life, before our good Lord restores all fully, we are also often a desert people, longing for His coming. But we have the assurance and certainty that He will provide enough manna for us, enough for each day; and we will be able to shine His light and enlarge His Name, even in the desert. This is His abundance, is it not? That we can be without fear of lacking, and even contribute to the Glory of His Name - when we have very little to go by, whether this is spiritual or financially or whatsoever manner of lean times. A little is never too little with Him, and therefore it is abundance in Him Who breaks the bread. In the desert, there was plenty enough water from the rock, but they did not swim in it. Lord bless
It's not an opinion.
@@etiennevandermerwe5990 I love your explanation. Those sheep don't look emaciated. 🐑😀
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Give us this day...
Wonderful explanation 🙏👍👏
🥺🥺🥺 HALLELUJAH
Hallujah