Charles R. Swindoll Quote
Pain knocked upon my door and said That she had come to stay; And though I would not welcome her But bade her go away, She entered in. And like my own shade She followed after me, And from her stabbing, stinging sword, No moment was I free. And then one day another knocked Most gently at my door. I said, No, Pain is here. There’s not room for more. And then I heard His tender voice, It is I, be not afraid. And from the day He entered in— Ah, the difference He made!6
Charles R. Swindoll
Pain knocked upon my door and said That she had come to stay; And though I would not welcome her But bade her go away, She entered in. And like my own shade She followed after me, And from her stabbing, stinging sword, No moment was I free. And then one day another knocked Most gently at my door. I said, No, Pain is here. There’s not room for more. And then I heard His tender voice, It is I, be not afraid. And from the day He entered in— Ah, the difference He made!6
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