Revelation 21:9–27 reveals New Jerusalem as both the bride, the Lamb’s wife, and a radiant holy city descending from God. Its gates, foundations, precious stones, measured perfection, absence of a temple, divine light, and open gates gather imagery from Israel, Eden, temple, and prophetic restoration promises. God and the Lamb are its temple and glory, while nothing defiling enters it.

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Isaiah 60:1–3 Revelation 21:11–24

Revelation's radiant city drawing the nations develops Isaiah 60's glory-lit Zion and nations coming to its light.

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The Bride-City: New Jerusalem as the Holy of Holies

Isaiah 60:1–3 → Revelation 21:11–24

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Isaiah 60:1–3 Revelation 21:11–24