Knock and It Shall Be Opened Daniel S. Warner, pub.1888 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Invitation, Promise Scripture: Matthew 7:7-8; Luke 11:9-10 Knock and It Shall Be Opened [.xml] Irene Howard, pub.1907 har. by Daniel O. Teasley, pub.1907 copyright status is Public Domain Key: F Meter: 8.7.8.7.7.7.7.7 Learn about music formats... view sheet music [.pdf] [.sib] play midi [.mid] This song in other languages: .pdf Deutsch (German)	O’er the door of heaven’s kingdom Are the words forever true, “If ye knock it shall be opened”— Opened, sinner, yes, to you. Refrain: Sinner, come, why still delay? Knock at mercy’s door today; “Lost and guilty,” be thy plea, Then ’twill open wide to thee. Oh, how kind this proclamation To the vilest sinner lost— Perfect, free and full salvation, Purchased at a boundless cost. See the blessed invitation: “He that knocks may enter in”; Will you now accept the offer, Casting off your load of sin? Have you long withstood His mercy? Has your heart unfeeling grown? “He that knocketh here may enter,” Is as sure as heaven’s throne. Come, poor sinner, read the writing, Knock at mercy’s door today; Hear the love of God inviting, Come and enter while you may.

Knock and It Shall Be Opened

Knock and It Shall Be Opened [.xml]

Irene Howard, pub.1907
har. by Daniel O. Teasley, pub.1907

Key: F

Meter: 8.7.8.7.7.7.7.7

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O’er the door of heaven’s kingdom
Are the words forever true,
“If ye knock it shall be opened”—
Opened, sinner, yes, to you.
- Refrain:
  Sinner, come, why still delay?
  Knock at mercy’s door today;
  “Lost and guilty,” be thy plea,
  Then ’twill open wide to thee.
Oh, how kind this proclamation
To the vilest sinner lost—
Perfect, free and full salvation,
Purchased at a boundless cost.
See the blessed invitation:
“He that knocks may enter in”;
Will you now accept the offer,
Casting off your load of sin?
Have you long withstood His mercy?
Has your heart unfeeling grown?
“He that knocketh here may enter,”
Is as sure as heaven’s throne.
Come, poor sinner, read the writing,
Knock at mercy’s door today;
Hear the love of God inviting,
Come and enter while you may.