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Entering your Room
Text: Rev. 3:8 " I know thy works: behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it: for thou hast a little strength, and has kept my word, and hast not denied my name."
Enter: Means
enter [ntr]
verb (past and past participle entered, present participle entering, 3rd person present singular enters)
1.
transitive and intransitive verb go in: to go or come into a place
2.
transitive verb comput write or type something: to write or type something in a book or on a computer
The names and addresses are entered into a database.
3.
transitive verb submit something for consideration: to submit something officially, e.g. a proposal, complaint, or bid, for formal consideration
4.
transitive and intransitive verb register as competitor: to register to take part in a competition
enter the race for president
5.
transitive verb join or become involved in something: to join or become officially involved in something, especially a body such as a school or company
more women entering the profession
6.
intransitive verb theater walk on: to come on stage during a play
She enters stage right.
7.
transitive and intransitive verb make hole in something: to force a way into something, or be pushed or inserted into something, especially the human body
The bullet entered through the anterior abdominal wall.
8.
transitive verb law take legal ownership of land: to go onto land and take legal possession of it
noun
comput Same as return key
[13th century. Via French < Latin intrare "go in, enter" < intra "inside, within"]
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Room: Means
room [room, rm]
noun (plural rooms)
1.
space: space that may or may not be filled with something or where something can happen
no room to move
need more room
room for another chair
2.
part of building: an area within a building that is enclosed by a floor, walls, and a ceiling
a hotel room
3.
people in room: the people in a room considered as a group
Her entrance silenced the room.
4.
scope: the scope, opportunity, or possibility for something to exist, happen, or be done
There's room for improvement.
rooms, plural noun
accommodations: part of a house or hotel that may be rented as separate accommodations
I managed to find myself rooms in town.
intransitive verb (past and past participle roomed, present participle rooming, 3rd person present singular rooms)
share living quarters: to occupy or share living quarters with one person or several people
She rooms with her aunt.
[ Old English rm < Germanic, "spacious"]
-roomful, noun
not enough room to swing a cat very little space
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You cannot enter a room without going through the door. If you can do otherwise, you are a spirit of some sort.
You can't enter a room legitimately without been granted access.
Out of the Seven Churches recorded in the Book of Revelation which are Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamus, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. The Philadelphian Church is the one I'll use as the background of this article. The name means "brotherly love" and implies the Revival Church. Out of the Seven Churches 2(two) had no condemnation charges, one of such is the Philadelphian Church.
The city was built as a center of Greek culture around 200BC. It was celebrated for its excellent wine. The city had a heavy Jewish population. It was destroyed by an earthquake in AD 17, but soon rebuilt by Tiberius Caesar.
Christ commended the the Church at Philadelphia for two reasons.
1. You openly confess to the inspiration of the Word of God
2. You openly confess to the incarnation of the son of God, by not denying His name.
Considering the very fact that they'd kept the word of His patience. How many of us are patient enough to allow the word of God to perfect all that concerns us by God in His time? The Philadelphians did. When you are patient, the doors will be wide open for you to enter in God's own good time.
There are four doors available to a believer;
1. The door of service (Rev. 3:8; Acts 14:27)
2. Door of human heart (Rev. 3:20)
3. The door of rapture (Rev. 4:1)
4. The door of the second coming (Rev. 19:11)
Of the four, the first one is related to our study. The door of service. If God does not open the door of service to you, you can't enter no where. Only God can do that for you, only Him can open that door that has been shut by the keys of wickedness, unbelief, doubt, and sheer inhumanity to man. Jesus has the key of David to access all the regal privilege that every child of God is entitled to as a Royal-Priesthood. When He opens no one can shut, when He shuts no one can open.
Jesus said in John 10:9
"I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.
Something very interesting you need to know is that; Jesus both holds the key and is the door.
All that is needed of you entering. Enter through the door, that door is Christ. Some tried entering through philosophy and mysticism. They will be flushed out. God will flush them out. Such ones are the ones that Christ declare to them "I know you not."
We need to understand that, once God's word has tested our patience the next thing is promotion. The word of God tried Joseph, David, Daniel and his friends, before the door were widely opened to them to become prime ministers, and presidents in their realms.
When God opens doors for you, you owe nobody an explanation to enter. Sometimes it will take you turning the door knob to enter. Or it might take you pushing the door. Read this, "The signpost on the door of opportunity is called push."
Like the Philadelphian Church, God might have set the doors open for you, I charge you to enter into all the facets of life that God has provided for you.
