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I AM THE DOOR,

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 26, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 34, No. 18.

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“I AM THE DOOR,”

“I am the door;” Come in, come in, And leave without thy load of sin. The night is dark, the storm is wild; O venture in, thou stranger child.
“I am the door;” Come, gently knock, And I will loose the heavy lock That guards thy Father’s precious fold; Come in from darkness and from cold.
“I am the door;” No longer roam; Here are thy treasures, here thy home; I purchased them for thee and thine, And paid the price in blood divine.
“I am the door;” My Father waits To make thee heir of rich estates; Come, dwell with him and dwell with me, And thou my Father’s child shalt be.
“I am the door;” Come in, come in, And everlasting treasures win; My Father’s house was built for thee; And thou shalt share that home with me. —Ch. Advocate.