Revelation 22:3

Marathi 2006 ERV WBTC

त्या नगरात यापुढे कसलाही शाप असणार नाही. देवाचे सेवक त्याची उपसना करतील.

What Does This Mean?

This verse from Revelation says that in God's future kingdom, there will no longer be any curses or bad things. God and Jesus (the Lamb) will rule over this perfect place, and their servants will serve them there.

Explained for Children

Imagine a magical world where nothing can go wrong or make you sad—no more scary monsters, no mean words, just joy and love everywhere. That's what the verse is talking about: God and Jesus making everything beautiful and good forever!

Historical Background

Revelation was written by John, an apostle of Jesus, around 96 AD. He wrote to encourage Christians who were facing persecution and remind them that a better world awaits.

Living It Out Today

Think about how you deal with stressful situations or negative comments from others in your daily life. This verse can inspire you to focus on positive outcomes, knowing that God's ultimate plan is free of any negativity.

Topics

• hope
• salvation
• blessing
• kingdom of God
• service
• eternal life

Related Verses

• Ezekiel 36:25
• Zephaniah 3:9
• Revelation 7:14-17
• Isaiah 25:8
• Matthew 5:45

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is meant by 'no more curse'?

The phrase 'no more curse' means there will be no more suffering, pain, or evil in the new heaven and earth. It's a promise of perfection and peace.

Who are God's servants mentioned in this verse?

God's servants refer to all believers who follow Jesus Christ faithfully and serve Him with their lives, both now and in eternity.

What does it mean for the throne of God and the Lamb to be there?

The presence of God’s throne signifies His rule over everything. The 'Lamb' is a reference to Jesus Christ, indicating that He will reign alongside God in this perfect kingdom.

How can we apply Revelation 22:3 to our daily lives?

We can live with hope and confidence, knowing that all hardships are temporary. This verse encourages us to serve God faithfully, focusing on the ultimate good He has promised.