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No Door Knob Needed
William Hodman Hunt, great English artist of the Pre-Raphaelite school, painted a garden scene which was hung in the Royal Academy in London. The painting, appropriately called “The Light of the World,” shows the Master standing in the garden at night, holding a lantern. He is knocking on the door and awaiting an answer from within.
A critic looked at the painting, turned to Mr. Hunt and said: "Lovey painting, Mr. Hunt, but you have forgotten something. That door upon which the Master is knocking— is it never to be opened ? You’ve forgotten to put a knob on the door.” v. Mr. Hunt smiled with great understanding. “My friend that door on which the Master is knocking is not just an ordinary door. It is the door to the human heart. It needs no knob, for it can only be opened from with’ 99 in.
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