1
He has entered! He has entered!
Every guest may now depart;
He has taken all the chamber
Of my once divided heart.
Every guest may now depart;
He has taken all the chamber
Of my once divided heart.
2
He has entered! He has entered!
Vanish every doubt and sin;
He has taken full possession,
He is Lord of all within.
Vanish every doubt and sin;
He has taken full possession,
He is Lord of all within.
3
Long at my poor heart He tarried,
Knocking with His wounded hand;
Wide at last to Him I opened,
Yielding all to His command.
Knocking with His wounded hand;
Wide at last to Him I opened,
Yielding all to His command.
4
He has entered! He has entered!
Every sorrow now must flee;
Where He reigns as King and Master,
There no grief can ever be.
Every sorrow now must flee;
Where He reigns as King and Master,
There no grief can ever be.
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GOD DWELLING IN US
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Christians not only receive salvation, but even more, they receive God Himself, Christ Himself. Paul said that we were made alive together with Christ and that God freely gave Christ to us (Rom. 8:32). When we receive Christ as the Spirit into us, we are saved and our spirit is made alive. God has not only done great things for us, but even more, He has entered into us to live in us and to become our living salvation. This salvation is nothing other than grace, which is God Himself. From the time we were saved, the relationship between God and us is so subjective that God lives together with us.
The Inner Operation of God and
the Salvation of Man's Tripartite Being
Chapter 5 Our Spirit Being Enlivened and God’s Indwelling
CWWL, 1956, (LSM)
Chicago, Illinois, United States
As I was singing this hymn, I thought verse 3 should be sung first because He seems to be outside knocking to come in. Yet in my experience, even after giving all, and thinking I have gained something, He still knocks on my heart. In Song of Songs 5:2, 4, He is knocking with His wounded hand. In Revelation 3:20, He also is knocking to find entrance. When I think I have something, and become settled, satisfied and passive, He knocks to come in. He knocks in love and reproof to show and give more of Himself.