Lemuel The Servant

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01 April, 2011

KNOCK & THE DOOR SHALL BE OPENED TO THEE...

A pastor went out one Saturday to visit his church members.  At 
one house it was obvious that someone was home, but nobody came 
to the door even though the pastor had knocked several times.  
Finally, the pastor took out his card and wrote “Revelations 
3:20” on the back of it, and stuck it in the door.  

{Behold, I stand at the door and knock.  If anyone hears my 
voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with 
him and him with me.}

The next day, the card turned up in the collection plate.  Below 
the pastor’s message was the notation “Genesis 3:10”.  

{I heard your voice in the garden, and I was afraid, because I 
was naked; and I hid myself.}

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