Where is the door to the sheepfold in John 10 and what does it show?
In John 10, the door to the sheepfold is on ground level, not on a cliff or across the ocean, where anybody can walk through it. It shows salvation is not something people must attain or work for but is right in front of every human being.
Les teaches that in John chapter 10, the Good Shepherd chapter, the door to the sheepfold is not up on some cliff or across the ocean; it is on ground level, where anybody can walk through it, and it is attainable to anyone to enter. He explains that if God required people to swim a raging river or climb a high mountain, that would be different, but He does not. Instead, He lays salvation right out in front of every human being. So salvation is not something people have to attain, work for, or grasp at; it is right in front of every human being.
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber.
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