According
to the Old Testament, during the yearly feasts the children of Israel were
charged not to work (Lev. 23:7, 8, 35). To work during those feasts would have
been an insult to God. The people were only
to rest, eat, drink, and enjoy their life 
before God. Their eating and
drinking were their worship to God. According to the New Testament, at the
Lord's table on the first day of the week, we put aside our work, we rest in
the Lord, and we eat and drink Christ to enjoy Him and to let Him enjoy our
satisfaction. This is the top worship to God, and this is the Christian
life—a restful life for worship. God is seeking such worshippers (John
4:23-24). We have been called not to work and to labor but to worship. Every
day and every night we should worship God by enjoying Him.