Lyrics
I will feast at the table of the Lord
I will feast at the table of the Lord
I won’t hunger anymore
At His table
I will feast at the table of the Lord
I will feast at the table of the Lord
I won’t hunger anymore
At His table
Come all you weary; come and find
His yoke is easy; His burden light
He is able; He will restore
At the table of the Lord
There is peace at the table of the Lord
There is peace at the table of the Lord
I won’t worry anymore
At His table
There is healing at the table of the Lord
There is healing at the table of the Lord
I won’t suffer anymore
At His table
Come all you weary; come and find
His yoke is easy; His burden light
He is able; He will restore
At the table of the Lord
I know He has a place for me
Oh, what joy will fill my heart
With the saints around the mercy seat of God
Come all you weary; come and find
His yoke is easy; his burden light
He is able; He will restore
At the table of the Lord
At the table of the Lord
I’m invited to the table of the Lord
I’m invited to the table of the Lord
He says, “Come just as you are”
To His table
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Meaning & Inspiration
The Table presents fellowship with God as a place of provision, peace, healing, and restoration. Its recurring invitation to the weary closely echoes Jesus’ call to those carrying heavy burdens, while the promise of an easy yoke and a light burden gives the song a clear biblical center. Hunger and worry yield to confidence in the Lord’s care, and the table becomes an image of welcome rather than exclusion.
The later picture of saints gathered around God’s mercy seat broadens that welcome into the hope of eternal communion. Joy comes from receiving a place that has already been offered, not from earning admission. The closing words, “Come just as you are,” reinforce the song’s emphasis on mercy and belonging. Together, these images portray Christ as the host who receives the weary, restores the broken, and prepares lasting fellowship for his people.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 11:28-30 Jesus invites the weary to come to him and describes his yoke as easy and his burden as light.
- Revelation 19:9 The passage declares blessed those invited to the marriage supper of the Lamb.