<p><em>Revelation 3:20</em> is a verse that is familiar to most Christians. This verse describes the call <em>of Jesus Christ</em> into the lives of those who listen to Him and respond to Him. The imagery described here is of a closed door that can only be opened from the inside. <em>Christ</em> cannot enter our lives until we open the door to invite Him in.</p>
<p><strong>A closed door and an opening from the Inside</strong></p>
<p>A closed door is a metaphor used in the Bible to describe the separation between God and humanity. The Bible teaches us that humanity has been separated from God since the beginning of time when <em>Adam and Eve</em> sinned. Since then, people have been separated from God and can only return to Him through faith and opening the door in their hearts.</p>
<p>Jesus Christ is the One who knocks at the door. He calls humanity to open their hearts and allow Him to share a meal with Him. It is important to note that this is a personal invitation. Each person must individually respond to this invitation.</p>
<p><strong>The meaning of the dinner</strong></p>
<p>The dinner that Jesus Christ describes in this verse is an act of fellowship and friendship. Jesus Christ's invitation to share a meal with Him is an expression of His deep love and desire to have a personal relationship with each of us.</p>
<p>In the culture of Jesus Christ's time, sharing a meal was considered a sign of friendship and fellowship. <em>Jesus Christ's Supper</em> points to the close relationship between Him and us. It is an important aspect of the Christian faith, based on a personal relationship with God.</p>