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The Parable of the Narrow Door Part 1 and 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - There is only one door, and it is a narrow one;
        
        the truth at the heart of Christ’s illustration—is that salvation is by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ alone. That is what the imagery of the door is all about. It tells us that we should trust in the lord so that we can fit into the door. The narrow gate means that it would be hard to pass through the door , we will try to make very effort to make it in the door
      - That door is now open, though it will one day close;
        
        The time is coming when the door will be closed and locked. The time for repentance is not endless. But there is time for repentance now, while the door is open. Today anyone may enter and be saved.
      - Our duty is to enter it.
        
        But you must enter by the door. To enter is not hard; there is no complicated course to follow. If Jesus had compared Himself to a wall, we would have to climb over, and it might be hard work.
        
        If He had compared Himself to a long, dark passageway, we would have to feel our way along it, and some might be afraid to try. But Jesus said He was a door, and a door can be entered easily and instantly.
        
        But it must be entered. There is no way of getting around that.