What does the door say on the front and on the other side in the whosoever will and chosen-before-the-world illustration?
In the illustration, the front of the door says, 'Whosoever will may come.' After a person goes through that door of opportunity and looks back, the other side of the top of the door says, 'Chosen in Him,' and specifies that this choosing was before the world was ever created.
Les explains this illustration with a river of humanity flowing since Adam, with doors of opportunity along its banks. The front of the door reads 'Whosoever will may come.' When a person goes through that door, he looks back and sees on the other side of the top of the door 'Chosen in Him'—chosen before the world was ever created. Les says he cannot explain those two facts of Scripture, but he lets them stand by faith, because God has said it and will settle the controversy. The lesson is that we must decide for ourselves, and the moment we decide, God says, 'I chose you.'