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Originally Posted by aron
The phrase “Thy Words were found and I did eat them” – the “I” is Christ, as shown in John’s gospel (4:34). But no, Jeremiah 15:16 to WL was the “NT believer” pray-reading, and John 4:34 showing Jesus the fulfillment was ignored.
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That I in that phrase is Jeremiah. I've never once in my life heard it being interpreted as anyone else. But certainly we can interpose ourselves into the practice of that verse by having morning revival. I see no basis for any contention on who the I in that verse was referring to. The Bible consistently refers to eating and musing and praying over the word of God. From David to Jeremiah to the apostle John, it's a running theme in the Bible. I see no evidence that the I in this verse is Christ. John 4:24 combined with John 6:57 clearly proves that Jesus wants US to eat him as the spirit. When we combine those two verses with John 1:1 which clearly states that Jesus is the very incarnated word of God, then we see clearly that God wants us to eat and pray read the verses in the Bible. This is very simple stuff when you actually understand the Bible