When you read all the fine details about the new Jerusalem in Revelation 21 and 22, and the glory, beauty, and intricacy of it, you see how much God loves the redeemed saints from His prophetic program. In this teaching, we learn of the city’s majestic features: great walls with twelve gates named for Israel’s tribes, twelve foundations bearing the apostles’ names, and brilliance that needs no sun. The new Jerusalem is presented as Israel’s earthly hope—while the Church’s hope remains in heaven. Overall, the passage highlights God’s loving preparation, the permanence of His promises, and the joy awaiting the redeemed.