維摩義記 4.27

4.27

自下第二許為取食。「若欲食者」，舉其所須。「當令汝得未曾有食」，許為取之。淨土之食受用多益，欲令求故須許之。

From here below is the second [section], promising to procure the food. "If you wish to eat" adduces what is needed. "I will cause you to obtain food such as you have never had before" promises to procure it for them. Taking and using the food of a pure land brings many benefits; wanting to make them seek it, he must promise it.