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What is meant by 'knock and it shall be opened' in the Bible?

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'Knock and it shall be opened' means that God invites us to come to Him with our needs, and He will respond graciously.

In Matthew 7:7-11, the phrase 'knock and it shall be opened' encapsulates the openness and accessibility of God to those who seek Him earnestly. In the context of prayer, this metaphor indicates that God is always ready to respond to those who solicit His help and guidance. It stresses the necessity of persistent prayer and shows that God honors those who humbly approach Him, revealing the depth of His grace. This passage encourages believers to approach God with confidence, assured that He desires to meet their needs, both materially and spiritually.
Scripture References: Matthew 7:7-11

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Ask, Seek, Knock
Drew Dietz · Dec 7, 2025
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