<p>22:3- see on Rev. 21:27.</p><p><em>And there shall be no curse any more, and the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be therein, and his servants shall serve him- </em>The final chapters of Revelation so often parallel God and &ldquo;the lamb&quot; (e.g. Rev. 22:3). The Father was so deeply united with the Son in His time of sacrificial offering. See on Jn. 19:19. The descriptions of the new city of Jerusalem in the prophets and Revelation can be better understood once it is appreciated that Eden will literally be restored in that area. Zech. 14:8-11 lays the basis for the descriptions of the city in Revelation, and includes the main elements of Eden- &quot;living waters&quot; ('Hiddekel') going out from&nbsp;a &quot;Lifted up&quot; mountain in Jerusalem, with &quot;no more curse&quot; there, v.11 (the phrase &quot;no more utter destruction&quot; is translated like this when it is quoted in Rev. 22:3).</p>