Myśl Żydowska do Powtórzonego Prawa 33:3

Shemot Rabbah 25, interprets Isaiah 33,16, "He dwells in high places," as referring to the statement in the Torah (Deuteronomy 8,7) "for the Lord your G-d brings you to a good land, a land of rivers, fountains and deep waters springing forth in valley and mountain" to a table set in THE garden as in Psalms 116, "I will walk in front of the Lord in the land of the living." The Lord is pictured as sitting at the head of the table above the ancestors; all the righteous sit around at His feet, as it says "and they are sitting at Your feet receiving Your words." (Deuteronomy 33,3) G-d will present before them all manner of fruit from the garden of Eden, and feed them from the tree of life. After that, they will all bless their host, and ask G-d to assign the honour of reciting grace. G-d bestows this honour on the archangel Michael; the latter, in turn bestows it on the archangel Gabriel. Gabriel accords the honour to the ancestors, who in turn accord it to David. They say that the king they have chosen for themselves shall pronounce the blessing for the King of Kings. They present the chalice to him, and David, holding the chalice proclaims "I am lifting the cup of salvation and I will proclaim the name of the Lord."