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“I Stand at the Door and Knock”

“I Stand at the Door and Knock” Excerpt Dramatically Christ pictured Himself as standing outside and knocking on a  door.  In a familiar painting the latch is not shown but is assumed to be on the inside. The appeal is for those who hear to open the door. To them Christ promised,  I will go in and eat with him, and he with Me. With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the inside, there is wonderful fellowship and sharing of the marvelous grace of God. This was an appeal to Christians rather than to non-Christians. This raises the important question concerning the extent of one’s intimate fellowship with Christ. To those who respond, Christ promises to give the right to  sit with   Him  on   His  throne   and share His victory .  More Walvoord, John F. “Revelation.”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 2. ...

“I Stand at the Door and Knock”

“I Stand at the Door and Knock” Excerpt Dramatically Christ pictured Himself as standing outside and knocking on a  door.  In a familiar painting the latch is not shown but is assumed to be on the inside. The appeal is for those who hear to open the door. To them Christ promised,  I will go in and eat with him, and he with Me.  With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the inside, there is wonderful fellowship and sharing of the marvelous grace of God. This was an appeal to Christians rather than to non-Christians. This raises the important question concerning the extent of one’s intimate fellowship with Christ. To those who respond, Christ promises to give the right to  sit with Him  on  His  throne  and share His victory.  More Walvoord, John F. “ Revelation .”  The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 2. Wh...

“I Stand at the Door and Knock”

“I Stand at the Door and Knock” Excerpt Dramatically Christ pictured Himself as standing outside and knocking on a  door.  In a familiar painting, the latch is not shown but is assumed to be on the inside. The appeal is for those who hear to open the door. To them, Christ promised,   " I will go in and eat with him, and he with Me" .  With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the inside, there is wonderful fellowship and sharing of the marvelous grace of God . This was an appeal to Christ ians rather than to non- Christ ians . This raises the important question concerning the extent of one’s intimate fellowship with Christ . To those who respond, Christ promises to give the right to  sit with  Him   on  His  throne   and share His victory .  More Walvoord, John F. “ Revelation .”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord...

“I Stand at the Door and Knock”

“I Stand at the Door and Knock” Excerpt Dramatically Christ pictured Himself pictured Himself pictured Himself as standing outside and knocking on a door. In a familiar painting, the latch is not shown but is assumed to be on the inside. The appeal is for those who hear to open the door. To them Christ promised, I will go in and eat with him, and he with Me. With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the inside, there is wonderful fellowship and sharing of the marvelous grace of God  on the inside, and    a wonderful fellowship, and sharing of the marvelous grace of God . This was an appeal to Christ ians rather than to non- Christ ians . This raises the important question concerning the extent of one’s intimate fellowship with Christ . To those who respond, Christ . To those who respond, Christ . To those who respond, Christ . To those who respond, C...

“I Stand at the Door and Knock”

“I Stand at the Door and Knock” Revelation 3:20–21 . Dramatically Christ pictured Himself as standing outside and knocking on a door. In a familiar painting, the latch is not shown but is assumed to be on the inside. The appeal is for those who hear to open the door. To them Christ promised , I will go in and eat with him, and he with Me. With Christ on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ  on the outside, there can be no fellowship or genuine wealth. With Christ on the inside, there is wonderful fellowship and sharing of the marvelous grace of God . This was an appeal to Christ ians rather than to non- Christ ians . This raises the important question concerning the extent of one’s intimate fellowship with Christ . To those who respond, Christ promises to give the right to sit with Him on His throne and share His victory . Revelation 3:22 . Once again the invitation to listen and respond is given: He who has an ear, let him hear w...