The King's Chambers by Frank
Hall The King has brought me into his chambers. Song of Songs
chapter 1 verse 4 Come and enter with me into the private chambers
of our Lord, and let us enjoy the rich spiritual splendors
of our husband and the king. Enter in, child of God, and marvel
with me at the ornate soul-cheering luxuries of these gospel chambers. His heavenly furnishings, decor,
curtains, and tapestries are the most extravagant beauties
you have ever seen. They cost a king's ransom, for
the king purchased each one with his own precious blood. Look
up, down, and all around, and you will notice that every wall
is white, seamless, spotless, and pure. Righteousness is the
colour of choice in these stately halls. The floors are firm, unshakable,
and clear as crystal, built from the sweat, blood, tears, and
labour of the King himself. Do you see the stairs? How shimmering,
brilliant, and bright! Each step was quarried from Mount
Calvary, and is an everlasting memorial to a journey once made
by the King that he will never make again. For it was at Calvary
that his people crucified him as the unwanted Jesus. Look there
in the corner. Do you see that golden chest
covered with love and encrusted with glory? That's where the
king keeps his most treasured possession, a precious book that
his father gave to him ages ago, the Lamb's Book of Life. Long ago, before the earth, moon,
and stars adorned the heavens, the king's father took the sovereign
pen of eternal election in his hand, and inscribed in everlasting
ink the names of a precious few. These are the names of the royal
seed, the king's precious children, those whom he loves, for whom
he died, and for whom he reigns as king over all. to these elect
ones the king sends his spirit to them he gives the gift of
faith that they too might be brought into these royal chambers
and stately halls these believing ones like us are brought here
by the king they come as we have come to refresh ourselves to
enjoy, to marvel and to bask in the secret wonders of the
King's redeeming love, everlasting mercy and immutable purpose of
grace and salvation.