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LG is set to show off an upgraded smart TV at CES 2015, powered by a new version of webOS that offers an "intuitive and convenient" user experience.
The operating system has moved around to a handful of companies over the years, but it's gaining new life under LG.
The operating system is an open-source alternative to Android and the many other operating systems available on mobile devices right now.
LG says the platform will be updated next year and will power all of its Internet TVs -- and possibly other devices for the home.
Given the cold shoulder by HP, WebOS was picked up by LG more than a year ago, leading to a simpler type of smart TV interface.
LG's new TV range for 2014 has plenty of 4K, plus new WebOS-based Smart TV functionality and the promise of bigger OLED on the way.
LG's much-hyped Smart TV platform is hitting store shelves now, but does its simpler approach beat the myriad other smart devices vying for space in your living room?
The company settles a class-action lawsuit that accused its leadership of rash decision-making that left shareholders out in the cold.
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Field Report: Allen & Heath Zed-14
The return functions can be routed to their respective channels or directly to the LR main bus via an under-panel switch. Similar RCA jacks labeled REC OUT are mounted above channel 11-12. These however are a stereo LR main output. Essentially, whatever is mixed on the master output is sent to the REC OUT jacks. Channel 11-12 also accommodates the USB RTN feature. The USB return from a PC or Mac can be assigned to either channel 11-12 or the LR main bus. Channel 13-14 has RCA jacks above its channel strip as well that carry the ALT OUT output allowing the LR main mix or the monitor assignments to be sent to monitoring speakers without affecting the main output. For example, near-field reference monitors could be used on-site, and sources or recording playback could be referenced without routing the material through the main mix.
Channel 13-14 also contains the USB connector and USB output selector. Using the selector, AUX 1-2, AUX 3-4 or the LR mains can be routed to a PC or Mac for recording. Each AUX 1 and AUX 2 send on the stereo channels can be configured either as two mono sends or as a stereo pair, depending on the position of the under-panel STEREO switch on each stereo channel. This feature is useful for creating a second stereo mix for recording.
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The output section contains four ¼" TRS AUX send outputs, XLR main outputs with insert points, a ¼"" TRS mono output (a sum of the left and right main output), and headphone jacks. If you forgot your headphone adapter, the Zed-14 has a 3.5mm headphone jack next to the ¼" headphone jack. Both work in parallel. The output section of the Zed-14 houses the 48V phantom power switch, 12 segment LED meter where 0 reflects 0dBu at the outputs, headphone volume control, and the monitor select switches. By switching the monitor select, the user can route the AUX1 and AUX2 stereo mixes, 2TRK RTN, and USB RTN to the headphones or ALT OUT output. Just above the 100mm master LR faders (+10dB gain above 0 unity) are the AUX 1 and AUX 2 master controls.
While widely known for its large-format mixing consoles, Allen & Heath puts most of the same components in the Zed-14 as in its larger products. The Zed-14 is robust in its construction, and its amplifier circuitry is ultra-quiet. Each channel is modular, so replacing a fader or entire channel is easy and cost-effective. The Zed-14 weighs 14.3 pounds and is optionally rack-mountable. When critical and pristine sound is paramount, the Zed-14 mic preamps are second to none. I experimented with the Sennheiser e835, Rode NT1, and Shure SM7B, and found the Zed-14 to be essentially transparent. When a critical mix is necessary, especially if auxiliary sends and recordings are needed, the Zed-14 is an invaluable tool at a simple or extensive remote event.
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February 14, 2013, 7:00 AM
By Tom Chiarella
Nigel Parry
Published in the March 2013 issue, on sale any day now
It is a plain, sunny morning in Burbank, California, and Ashton Kutcher, ever in a cardigan, wearing one of those winter hats that sit on his head like a potato sack pulled back to the neck, is singing "I'm a douche!" He's dancing to it, even. Sort of. Flouncing, more like. One-two-three-four. Four steps up, lock arms with a homeless person on the street set, do-si-do with the woman pushing a grocery cart, keep going. "I'm a douche!" He's lip-synching, actually.
He's not, of course. A douche. It's a line asserted in character, his character, at the front of the chorus, a full-out song-and-dance routine for Two and a Half Men, the marathon megahit that he famously became one of the men on a year and a half ago. Everyone in the street policeman, pedestrian, passerby is a part of the number, getting caught up in Kutcher's character's revelation. Each of them telling him the same thing: "You're a douche!" They keep saying it, that word, repeated over and over again until it is meaningless. Its utterance probably still qualifies as a middling network-television surprise, but in this case it's a trigger for this flash-mob dance number, to be shot for real a few days hence and broadcast on CBS in three weeks.
Ashton Kutcher is playing the butt of the joke, and he's cool with that. Loose-limbed, without much rhythm, taking steps that are too big or too small, depending on what the choreographer shouts at any given moment, he works through it blithely, willingly, swiftly, always hinting at a smile. People love it when he smiles. The members of the chorus line wait for it. Everything he says gets repeated from front to back. He radiates modesty. They are giddy. Kutcher is happy, occupied by the work of things, doing his best to learn the routine just well enough that he can use it for laughs. Right now, he's amusing mostly himself, since he'll be the first to tell you: He is no song-and-dance man. That's fine; he likes laughing and making people laugh. That's one of his jobs. It is and will always be his first job.
The outline of his cell phone is visible in the right front pocket of his pants. He checks it five times in the next three hours: just before a read-through, from the corner of the show's main living-room set, from the half shell of an unlit airplane set, twice more during quick breaks in which furniture is rolled on or off. He checks his phone in retreat, without interrupting the various confluences of the rehearsal. He is discreet. Always. That phone is the ever-present physical representation of his second job: Ashton Kutcher, venture capitalist. The job in which he concentrates on changing the world, one Internet start-up at a time. He takes that job just as seriously as his first one. More, maybe.
Today, on job one, he's playing straight man to the theatrically hungry Jon Cryer, who for almost eight years worked opposite Charlie Sheen, the one-and-no-half man who finally ping-ponged his nutty ass off the set of one of the longest-running shows in recent CBS history ten years now opening up room for the douche ex machina arrival of Kutcher's character, a fictional billionaire who is sometimes frustrated by the way gosh-darned money changes people's perception of him. When Sheen's character miraculously died, Kutcher's popped up to recomplete the titular mathematics of the show.
But let's be clear: Kutcher's character, the billionaire Walden something, has a private jet at his beck and call. A rehearsal for a scene in this very episode, the one with the song-and-dance bit, takes place on that jet, with a giant buffet of shrimp that the two men (Kutcher and Cryer) share while flying to see a girl Walden may love, to whom he lied about the nature of his work, having claimed to be a Christmas-tree salesman. Liar. And a jet? A giant buffet of giant shrimp or two? We all know what that makes him.
Hence the song.
But again: That ain't Ashton Kutcher. No douche he. He is something else entirely. A circuit of things really. Shambling, loose-shouldered frumpster. A television star who succeeded first by playing an undeniably likable, weirdly unaccountable doper on That '70s Show, and who now plays an undeniably likable, vaguely unaccountable billionaire on his current show. The soon-to-be-official former husband of Demi Moore, current boyfriend of Mila Kunis, the guy who gets women, great ones. A well-known tech enthusiast, he drove Twitter almost from the get-go, creating a public version of himself that had to do only with his private life, making him among the first to tell anyone who would tune in what band he was listening to on Spotify, that he had just run out of gas, and that his wife was pressing his suit while wearing a bikini. He helped make Twitter a thing. Now everyone tweets. Kutcher, not so much anymore. His life with Moore is over, and he's content not to speak about his relationship with Kunis. Tweeting doesn't serve anymore. Perhaps more than anything, he's a guy looking for the next thing, searching for a way to think about human need in the near future, an active investor in venture-capital schemes. He's more investor than actor now, probably. Futurist. Bears fan. Dog owner.
And he's a movie star who has yet to make a movie worth remembering. That may change with the release next month of Jobs, the Steve Jobs biopic in which Kutcher stars. It is a movie both culturally called for and up his alley, subjectwise. He is confident about it, not anxious, eager for its release. It's just more work. And no matter what you think of Ashton Kutcher, know this much: He loves work. Loves it like an immigrant, loves it like a rich man, loves it like everybody in between.
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Iron & Wine didn't have any yeti sightings during the spring tour to the northwest so will be returning to the region in early September for three shows in Vancouver, BC, Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA.
Marketa Irglova, from The Swell Season and Iron & Wine's touring band, will be stepping to the front of the stage with her band, to open each evening with her own solo material.
Tickets are available now and more info on each show can be found at the links below.
Sept 08. The Vogue. Vancouver, BC
Sept 09. MusicFestNW. Portland, OR
Sept 10. The Paramount. Seattle, WA
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Sheer Yoke Sweater Top
Style # 209231
With sheer detail at the neckline and soft knit, this bebe sweater is sure to amp up your winter closet. Try it with a pair of leather (or faux) leather pants and a pair of metallic pumps.
- 96% rayon, 4% spandex
- Center back to hem: 24" (61 cm)
- Dry clean
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i like colors
clothes are very versatile and confortables
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Beautiful but not for me
I had to have this sweater the second I saw it online. However, when I got it, I didnt like the fit. It was my usual XS but it was too short in length and looked funny. it was the first time that I had this problem with Bebe and was sad to have to return it. It is a beautiful sweater though, nice color and I like the sheer parts. Just wasnt for me.
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Great sweater
I bought this sweater in blue and i love it. Usualky i am bebe size small but i bought this in xsmall because small was big on me. This is so soft and the color is beautiful
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Awesome sweater!
I'm in love with this sweater,it's light and perfect for spring,especially when you'll roll your sleeves just below the elbow.I got both colors,blue looks great with white jeans.My bra size is 36D and small fits perfectly.
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From hot new artists to classic plays, the next six months are going to be a lot of fun for area theater fans.
Established and up-and-coming performers are coming to Aurora, Elgin, Joliet and Naperville for the remainder of the theater season. Here's an overview of what to expect.
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First, crooner Marc Cohn kicks off 2013 with a performance of soulful pop songs on Jan. 12. The Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter ("Walking in Memphis") performs an 8 p.m. show in Wentz Concert Hall. Tributes to R&B giants Ray Charles and Cab Calloway are on tap at North Central College this spring, as well as plays based on popular children's books.
Chicagoland cabaret act Beckie Menzie and Tom Michael perform "All in the Musical Family" on Jan. 27, modern dance troupe Parsons Dance takes the stage Feb. 1 and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra presents A Tribute to Ray Charles on Feb. 16.
If cabaret is your soft spot, you won't want to miss David Burnham's "Mostly Broadway" performance on Feb. 24. Also performing that night is the Russian National Orchestra with world-renowned pianist Daniil Trifonov in the Wentz Concert Hall.
The month ends with North Central College's student production of the roller-skating '80s classic "Xanadu," running Feb. 28 to March 3. Meanwhile, March ignites with An Evening with Branford Marsalis on March 1 and An Evening with Pianist Chris White on March 8.
Fans of the rock band Queen should save the date for One Night of Queen on March 9, and TheatreWorks USA brings the beloved children's book series "Junie B. Jones" to the stage for two public shows March 16.
The famed Vienna Boys Choir performs March 17, and in a completely different direction; jazz singer Spider Saloff presents "Cole Porter, Swell Party!" on March 24.
The Organic Theater Company puts on its spring show "Emigrants" March 21 to 24, and Giordano Dance Chicago has the first post-spring break slot on April 13. On April 14, musical theater veteran Glory Crampton performs her show, "Out of My Dreams."
Another children's class comes to the stage with TheatreWorks USA's production of "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" on April 20; and Shakespeare gets his due when NCC students present "The Taming of the Shrew" April 25 to 28. The Chicago Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble performs April 27, followed by the Chicago Chamber Musicians on May 3.
Theater professor Kelly Howe directs "Way to Heaven" May 9 to 12, a play inspired by the true story of the 1944 Red Cross visit to the Theresienstadt concentration camp, where Nazis constructed a fake town in order to dismiss extermination rumors.
Taking an abrupt turn will be "How Big Can You Get? 100 Years of Cab Calloway featuring Big Bad Voodoo Daddy" May 18; followed May 19 with Danny Gurwin's show, "Sail Me Away."
The season rounds out May 23 to 25 with "A Story of Us" written and directed by North Central College senior Kevin Williams.
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The Midtown Men, four stars from the original cast of "Jersey Boys," perform tonight at the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet.
Later in the month, the Rialto's annual Bridal Expo returns Jan. 20, and the State Ballet Theatre of Russia presents "Cinderella" on Jan. 22.
The comedic play "Defending the Caveman" is Feb. 9, and the Broadway smash hit musical "Beauty and the Beast" holds audiences captive on Feb. 18. Comedian John Pinette performs Feb. 22, Jimmy Buffett tribute act Parrots of the Caribbean take audiences on a tropical journey Feb. 23 and Jim Belushi and the Chicago Board of Comedy do a night of improvisational comedy March 2.
The Women of Ireland ring in St. Patrick's Day March 7, while Buddy Guy and Jonny Lang bring the blues to Joliet March 9.
A live theater production of "Scooby Doo: Live Musical Mysteries" will have kids and parents alike laughing and wondering whodunit on March 10, and the award-winning musical "Dreamgirls" will dazzle the stage March 14.
You won't want to miss George Jones on his final grand tour March 15, and vocal group Perpettuum Jazzile performs March 20.
Country superstars Little Big Town tear into Joliet March 21, and Sandy Hackett's the Rat Pack Show is April 5.
Comedy fans will enjoy "My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish and I'm in Therapy!" on April 13, and Henson Alternative "Stuffed and Unstrung" featuring the Miskreant Puppets on April 14.
Food Network's Chef Robert Irvine dazzles audiences on April 20. The Rialto's Organ Extravaganza XVII is April 27, and the season ends with Sesame Street Live's "Elmo Makes Music" on May 14.
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The great William Shatner kicked off the year in style, and the Paramount has plenty of surprises left throughout the season.
Back again are Movie Mondays, where the theater shows a classic movie every Monday at 7 p.m. Check the web site for upcoming titles.
The feel-good musical "The Music Man" runs Jan. 16 to Feb. 3, directed by Rachel Rockwell. The eclectic dance troupe Muntu presents a show on Feb. 7 that features traditional and modern takes on African dance, music and folklore.
Indie-rock darlings Poi Dog Pondering perform Feb. 9, and crooner Bobby Vinton performs for the sweethearts on Feb. 14.
The lively musical "Fiddler on the Roof" shows from March 6 to 24, and Bee Gees tribute band Stayin' Alive brings back feathered hair and platform shoes with their show on March 30.
The raucous and frenetic group Stomp brings out trash cans, brooms, plungers, lighters and possibly the kitchen sink for two shows April 13 and 14.
The season closes out with Herman's Hermits and Chicago favorites the Ides of March on May 18.
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"American Grands" is a musical spectacular for the ages. With 12 grand pianos, 500 local performers and world premieres of new works, there are three performances to choose from on Jan. 26.
Stand-up comedian and Second City alumni Robert Klein visits on Feb. 9 and the winsome folk duo Dala play two 8 p.m. shows on Feb. 15 and 16 in the SecondSpace Theatre.
Formed in the 1960s, the Grammy-winning a cappella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo treats audiences to the sounds of gospel fused with the rhythms and harmonies of their native South Africa at a Feb. 16 show.
Canadian blues-rocker Matt Andersen performs Feb. 23, and guitar virtuoso Frank Vignola comes to town for two shows March 15 and 16 in the SecondSpace Theatre.
Based on a suggestion from the audience, The Improvised Shakespeare Company creates a fully improvised and hilarious scene using the language and themes of William Shakespeare. The show is March 16 in the Blizzard Theater.
What would happen at John Lennon's last show ever? Lennon impersonator Tim Piper attempts to answer that question with his April 6 show, Just Imagine.
2CELLOS take on the rock and pop songs April 11, and the singer-songwriters of Red Horse perform April 13.
The life and music of cool jazz giant Chet Baker is explored in biographer James Gavin's "Deep in A Dream" concert featuring singer Spider Saloff, trumpeter Art Davis and pianist Dennis Luxion on April 14.
Eclectic musician David Lindley performs May 10, and the season closes out May 11 with Eagles' tribute act Heartache Tonight.


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A description of the heavenly state, under the figures of the water and the tree of life, and of the throne of God and the Lamb. (1-5) The truth and certain fulfilling of all the prophetic visions, The Holy Spirit, and the bride, the church, invite, and say, Come. (6-19) The closing blessing. (20,21)
Verses 1-5 All streams of earthly comfort are muddy; but these are clear, and refreshing. They give life, and preserve life, to those who drink of them, and thus they will flow for evermore. These point to the quickening and sanctifying influences of the Holy Spirit, as given to sinners through Christ. The Holy Spirit, proceeding from the Father and the Son, applies this salvation to our souls by his new-creating love and power. The trees of life are fed by the pure waters of the river that comes from the throne of God. The presence of God in heaven, is the health and happiness of the saints. This tree was an emblem of Christ, and of all the blessings of his salvation; and the leaves for the healing of the nations, mean that his favour and presence supply all good to the inhabitants of that blessed world. The devil has no power there; he cannot draw the saints from serving God, nor can he disturb them in the service of God. God and the Lamb are here spoken of as one. Service there shall be not only freedom, but honour and dominion. There will be no night; no affliction or dejection, no pause in service or enjoyment: no diversions or pleasures or man's inventing will there be wanted. How different all this from gross and merely human views of heavenly happiness, even those which refer to pleasures of the mind!
Verses 6-19 The Lord Jesus spake by the angel, solemnly confirming the contents of this book, particularly of this last vision. He is the Lord God faithful and true. Also by his messengers; the holy angels showed them to holy men of God. They are things that must shortly be done; Christ will come quickly, and put all things out of doubt. And by the integrity of that angel who had been the apostle's interpreter. He refused to accept religious worship from John, and reproved him for offering it. This presents another testimony against idolatrous worship of saints and angels. God calls every one to witness to the declarations here made. This book, thus kept open, will have effect upon men; the filthy and unjust will be more so, but it will confirm, strengthen, and further sanctify those who are upright with God. Never let us think that a dead or disobedient faith will save us, for the First and the Last has declared that those alone are blessed who do his commandments. It is a book that shuts out form heaven all wicked and unrighteous persons, particularly those who love and make lies, therefore cannot itself be a lie. There is no middle place or condition. Jesus, who is the Spirit of prophecy, has given his churches this morning-light of prophecy, to assure them of the light of the perfect day approaching. All is confirmed by an open and general invitation to mankind, to come and partake freely of the promises and of the privileges of the gospel. The Spirit, by the sacred word, and by convictions and influence in the sinner's conscience, says, Come to Christ for salvation; and the bride, or the whole church, on earth and in heaven, says, Come and share our happiness. Lest any should hesitate, it is added, Let whosoever will, or, is willing, come and take of the water of life freely. May every one who hears or reads these words, desire at once to accept the gracious invitation. All are condemned who should dare to corrupt or change the word of God, either by adding to it, or taking from it.
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Revelation 22:1-21 . THE RIVER OF LIFE: THE TREE OF LIFE: THE OTHER BLESSEDNESSES OF THE REDEEMED. JOHN FORBIDDEN TO WORSHIP THE ANGEL. NEARNESS OF CHRIST'S COMING TO FIX MAN'S ETERNAL STATE. TESTIMONY OF JESUS, HIS SPIRIT, AND THE BRIDE, ANY ADDITION TO WHICH, OR SUBTRACTION FROM WHICH, SHALL BE ETERNALLY PUNISHED. CLOSING BENEDICTION.
1. pure--A, B, Vulgate, and HILARY 22, omit.
water of life--infinitely superior to the typical waters in the first Paradise ( Genesis 2:10-14 ); and even superior to those figurative ones in the millennial Jerusalem ( Ezekiel 47:1 Ezekiel 47:12 , Zechariah 14:8 ), as the matured fruit is superior to the flower. The millennial waters represent full Gospel grace; these waters of new Jerusalem represent Gospel glory perfected. Their continuous flow from God, the Fountain of life, symbolizes the uninterrupted continuance of life derived by the saints, ever fresh, from Him: life in fulness of joy, as well as perpetual vitality. Like pure crystal, it is free from every taint: compare Revelation 4:6 , "before the throne a sea of glass, like crystal."
clear--Greek, "bright."
2. The harmonious unity of Scripture is herein exhibited. The Fathers compared it to a ring, an unbroken circle, returning into itself. Between the events of Genesis and those at the close of the Apocalypse, at least six thousand or seven thousand years intervene; and between Moses the first writer and John the last about one thousand five hundred years. How striking it is that, as in the beginning we found Adam and Eve, his bride, in innocence m Paradise, then tempted by the serpent, and driven from the tree of life, and from the pleasant waters of Eden, yet not without a promise of a Redeemer who should crush the serpent; so at the close, the. old serpent cast out for ever by the second Adam, the Lord from heaven, who appears with His Bride, the Church, in a better Paradise, and amidst better waters ( Revelation 22:1 ): the tree of life also is there with all its healing properties, not guarded with a flaming sword, but open to all who overcome ( Revelation 2:7 ), and there is no more curse.
street of it--that is, of the city.
on either side of the river--ALFORD translates, "In the midst of the street of it (the city) and of the river, on one side and on the other" (for the second Greek, "enteuthen," A, B, and Syriac read, ekeithen: the sense is the same; compare Greek, John 19:18 ); thus the trees were on each side in the middle of the space between the street and the river. But from Ezekiel 47:7 , I prefer English Version. The antitype exceeds the type: in the first Paradise was only one tree of life; now there are "very many trees at the bank of the river, on the one side and on the other." To make good sense, supposing there to be but one tree, we should either, as MEDE, suppose that the Greek for street is a plain washed on both sides by the river (as the first Paradise was washed on one side by the Tigris, on the other by the Euphrates), and that in the midst of the plain, which itself is in the midst of the river's branches, stood the tree: in which case we may translate, "In the midst of the street (plain) itself, and of the river (having two branches flowing) on this and on that side, was there the tree of life." Or else with DURHAM suppose, the tree was in the midst of the river, and extending its branches to both banks. But compare Ezekiel 47:12 , the millennial type of the final Paradise; which shows that there are several trees of the one kind, all termed "the tree of life." Death reigns now because of sin; even in the millennial earth sin, and therefore death, though much limited, shall not altogether cease. But in the final and heavenly city on earth, sin and death shall utterly cease.
yielded her fruit every month--Greek, "according to each month"; each month had its own proper fruit, just as different seasons are now marked by their own productions; only that then, unlike now, there shall be no season without its fruit, and there shall be an endless variety, answering to twelve, the number symbolical of the world-wide Church (compare Note, ARCHBISHOP WHATLEY thinks that the tree of life was among the trees of which Adam freely ate ( Genesis 2:9 Genesis 2:16 Genesis 2:17 ), and that his continuance in immortality was dependent on his continuing to eat of this tree; having forfeited it, he became liable to death; but still the effects of having eaten of it for a time showed themselves in the longevity of the patriarchs. God could undoubtedly endue a tree with special medicinal powers. But Genesis 3:22 seems to imply, man had not yet taken of the tree, and that if he had, he would have lived for ever, which in his then fallen state would have been the greatest curse.
leaves . . . for . . . healing--( Ezekiel 47:9 Ezekiel 47:12 ). The leaves shall be the health-giving preventive securing the redeemed against, not healing them of, sicknesses, while "the fruit shall be for meat." In the millennium described in Ezekiel 47:1-23 and Revelation 20:1-15 , the Church shall give the Gospel-tree to the nations outside Israel and the Church, and so shall heal their spiritual malady; but in the final and perfect new Jerusalem here described, the state of all is eternally fixed, and no saving process goes on any longer (compare Revelation 22:11 ). ALFORD utterly mistakes in speaking of "nations outside," and "dwelling on the renewed earth, organized under kings, and saved by the influences of the heavenly city" (!) Compare Revelation 21:2 Revelation 21:10-27 ; the "nations" mentioned ( Revelation 21:24 ) are those which have long before, namely, in the millennium ( Revelation 11:15 ), become the Lord's and His Christ's.
3. no more curse--of which the earnest shall be given in the millennium ( Zechariah 14:11 ). God can only dwell where the curse and its cause, the cursed thing sin ( Joshua 7:12 ), are removed. So there follows rightly, "But the throne of God and of the Lamb (who redeemed us from the curse, Galatians 3:10 Galatians 3:13 ) shall be in it." Compare in the millennium, Ezekiel 48:35 .
serve him--with worship ( Revelation 7:15 ).
4. see his face--revealed in divine glory, in Christ Jesus. They shall see and know Him with intuitive knowledge of Him, even as they are known by Him ( 1 Corinthians 13:9-12 ), and face to face. Compare 1 Timothy 6:16 , with John 14:9 . God the Father can only be seen in Christ.
in--Greek, "on their foreheads." Not only shall they personally and in secret ( Revelation 3:17 ) know their sonship, but they shall be known as sons of God to all the citizens of the new Jerusalem, so that the free flow of mutual love among the members of Christ's family will not be checked by suspicion as here.
5. there--so ANDREAS. But A, B, Vulgate, and Syriac read, "(there shall be no night) any longer"; Greek, "eti," for "ekei."
they need--A, Vulgate, and Coptic read the future, "they shall not have need." B reads, "(and there shall be) no need."
candle--Greek, "lamp." A, Vulgate, Syriac, and Coptic insert "light (of a candle, or lamp)." B Omits it.
of the sun--so A. But B omits it.
giveth . . . light--"illumines." So Vulgate and Syriac. But A reads, "shall give light."
them--so B and ANDREAS. But A reads, "upon them."
reign--with a glory probably transcending that of their reign in heaven with Christ over the millennial nations in the flesh described in Revelation 20:4 Revelation 20:6 ; that reign was but for a limited time, "a thousand years"; this final reign is "unto the ages of the ages."
6. These sayings are true--thrice repeated ( Revelation 19:9 , 21:5 ). For we are slow to believe that God is as good as He is. The news seems to us, habituated as we are to the misery of this fallen world, too good to be true [NANGLE]. They are no dreams of a visionary, but the realities of God's sure word.
holy--so ANDREAS. But A, B, Vulgate, Syriac, and Coptic read, "(the Lord God of the) spirits (of the prophets)." The Lord God who with His Spirit inspired their spirits so as to be able to prophesy. There is but one Spirit, but individual prophets, according to the measure given them ( 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 ), had their own spirits [BENGEL] ( 1 Peter 1:11 , 2 Peter 1:21 ).
be done--Greek, "come to pass."
7. "And" is omitted in Coptic and ANDREAS with English Version, but is inserted by A, B, Vulgate and Syriac.
blessed--( Revelation 1:3 ).
8. Both here and in Revelation 19:9 Revelation 19:10 , the apostle's falling at the feet of the angel is preceded by a glorious promise to the Church, accompanied with the assurance, that "These are the true sayings of God," and that those are "blessed" who keep them. Rapturous emotion, gratitude, and adoration, at the prospect of the Church's future glory transport him out of himself, so as all but to fall into an unjustifiable act; contrast his opposite feeling at the prospect of the Church's deep fall [AUBERLEN],
saw . . . and heard--A, B, Vulgate, and Syriac transpose these verbs. Translate literally, "I John (was he) who heard and saw these things." It is observable that in Revelation 19:10 , the language is, "I fell before his feet to worship him"; but here, "I fell down to worship (God?) before the feet of the angel." It seems unlikely that John, when once reproved, would fall into the very same error again. BENGEL'S view, therefore, is probable; John had first intended to worship the angel ( Revelation 19:10 ), but now only at his feet intends to worship (God). The angel does not even permit this.
9. Literally, "See not"; the abruptness of the phrase marking the angel's abhorrence of the thought of his being worshipped however indirectly. Contrast the fallen angel's temptation to Jesus, "Fall down and worship me" ( Matthew 4:9 ).
for--A, B, Vulgate, Syriac, Coptic, ANDREAS, and CYPRIAN omit "for"; which accords with the abrupt earnestness of the angel's prohibition of an act derogatory to God.
and of--"and (the fellow servant) of thy brethren."
10. Seal not--But in Daniel 12:4 Daniel 12:9 (compare Daniel 8:26 ), the command is, "Seal the book," for the vision shall be "for many days." The fulfilment of Daniel's prophecy was distant, that of John's prophecy is near. The New Testament is the time of the end and fulfilment. The Gentile Church, for which John wrote his Revelation, needs more to be impressed with the shortness of the period, as it is inclined, owing to its Gentile origin, to conform to the world and forget the coming of the Lord. The Revelation points, on the one hand, to Christ's coming as distant, for it shows the succession of the seven seals, trumpets, and vials; on the other hand, it proclaims, "Behold, I come quickly." So Christ marked many events as about to intervene before His coming, and yet He also says "Behold, I come quickly," because our right attitude is that of continual prayerful watching for His coming ( Matthew 25:6 Matthew 25:13 Matthew 25:19 , 13:32-37 [AUBERLEN]; compare Revelation 1:3 ).
11. unjust--"unrighteous"; in relation to one's fellow men; opposed to "righteous," or "just" (as the Greek may be translated) below. More literally, "he that doeth unjustly, let him do unjustly still."
filthy--in relation to one's own soul as unclean before God; opposed to holy," consecrated to God as pure. A omits the clause, "He which is filthy let him be filthy still." But B supports it. In the letter of the Vienne and Lyons Martyrs (in EUSEBIUS) in the second century, the reading is, "He that is lawless (Greek, 'anomos') let him be lawless; and he that is righteous let him be righteous (literally, 'be justified') still." No manuscript is so old. A, B, Vulgate, Syriac, Coptic, ANDREAS, and CYPRIAN read, "let him do righteousness" ( 1 John 2:29 , 3:7 ). The punishment of sin is sin, the reward of holiness is holiness. Eternal punishment is not so much an arbitrary law, as a result necessarily following in the very nature of things, as the fruit results from the bud. No worse punishment can God lay on ungodly men than to give them up to themselves. The solemn lesson derivable from this verse is, Be converted now in the short time left ( Revelation 22:10 , end) before "I come" ( Revelation 22:7 Revelation 22:12 ), or else you must remain unconverted for ever; sin in the eternal world will be left to its own natural consequences; holiness in germ will there develop itself into perfect holiness, which is happiness.
12. And--in none of our manuscripts. But A, B, Vulgate, Syriac, Coptic, and CYPRIAN omit it.
behold, I come quickly--(Compare Revelation 22:7 ).
my reward is with me--( Isaiah 40:10 , 62:11 ).
to give--Greek, "to render."
every man--Greek, "to each."
shall be--so B in MAI. But B in TISCHENDORF, and A, Syriac, read, "is."
13. I am Alpha--Greek, ". . . the Alpha and the Omega." A, B, Vulgate, Syriac, ORIGEN, and CYPRIAN transpose thus, "the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End." ANDREAS supports English Version. Compare with these divine titles assumed here by the Lord Jesus, Revelation 1:8 Revelation 1:17 , 21:6 . At the winding up of the whole scheme of revelation He announces Himself as the One before whom and after whom there is no God.
14. do his commandments--so B, Syriac, Coptic, and CYPRIAN. But A, Aleph, and Vulgate read, "(Blessed are they that) wash their robes," namely, in the blood of the Lamb (compare Revelation 7:14 ). This reading takes away the pretext for the notion of salvation by works. But even English Version reading is quite compatible with salvation by grace; for God's first and grand Gospel "commandment" is to believe on Jesus. Thus our "right" to (Greek, "privilege" or "lawful authority over") the tree of life is due not to our doings, but to what He has done for us. The right, or privilege, is founded, not on our merits, but on God's grace.
through--Greek, "by the gates."
15. But--so Coptic. But A, B, HIPPOLYTUS, ANDREAS, and CYPRIAN omit.
dogs--Greek, "the dogs"; the impure, filthy ( Revelation 22:11 ; compare Philippians 3:2 ).
maketh--including also "whosoever practiceth a lie" [W. KELLY].
16. mine angel--for Jesus is Lord of the angels.
unto you--ministers and people in the seven representative churches, and, through you, to testify to Christians of all times and places.
root . . . offspring of David--appropriate title here where assuring His Church of "the sure mercies of David," secured to Israel first, and through Israel to the Gentiles. Root of David, as being Jehovah; the offspring of David as man. David's Lord, yet David's son ( Matthew 22:42-45 ).
the morning star--that ushered in the day of grace in the beginning of this dispensation and that shall usher in the everlasting day of glory at its close.
17. Reply of the spiritual Church and John to Christ's words ( Revelation 22:7 Revelation 22:12 Revelation 22:16 ).
the Spirit--in the churches and in the prophets.
the bride--not here called "wife," as that title applies to her only when the full number constituting the Church shall have been completed. The invitation, "Come," only holds good while the Church is still but an affianced Bride, and not the actually wedded wife. However, "Come" may rather be the prayer of the Spirit in the Church and in believers in reply to Christ's "I come quickly," crying, Even so, "Come" ( Revelation 22:7 Revelation 22:12 ); Revelation 22:20 confirms this view. The whole question of your salvation hinges on this, that you be able to hear with joy Christ's announcement, "I come," and to reply, "Come" [BENGEL]. Come to fully glorify Thy Bride.
let him that heareth--that is, let him that heareth the Spirit and Bride saying to the Lord Jesus, "Come," join the Bride as a true believer, become part of her, and so say with her to Jesus, "Come." On "heareth" means "obeyeth"; for until one has obeyed the Gospel call, he cannot pray to Jesus "Come"; so "hear" is used, Revelation 1:3 , John 10:16 . Let him that hears and obeys Jesus' voice ( Revelation 22:16 , Revelation 1:3 ) join in praying "Come." Compare Revelation 6:1 Revelation 6:10 ; invitation to sinners, this clause urges those who themselves hear savingly the invitation to address the same to others, as did Andrew and Philip after they themselves had heard and obeyed Jesus' invitation, "Come."
let him that is athirst come--As the Bride, the Church, prays to Jesus, "Come," so she urges all whosoever thirst for participation in the full manifestation of redemption-glory at His coming to us, to COME in the meantime and drink of the living waters, which are the earnest of "the water of life pure as crystal . . . out of the throne of God of the Lamb" ( Revelation 22:1 ) in the regenerated heaven and earth.
And--so Syriac. But A, B, Vulgate, and Coptic omit "and."
whosoever will--that is, is willing and desirous. There is a descending climax; Let him that heareth effectually and savingly Christ's voice, pray individually, as the Bride, the Church, does collectively, "Come, Lord Jesus" ( Revelation 22:20 ). Let him who, though not yet having actually heard unto salvation, and so not yet able to join in the prayer, "Lord Jesus, come, "still thirsts for it, come to Christ. Whosoever is even willing, though his desires do not yet amount to positive thirsting, let him take the water of life freely, that is, gratuitously.
18. For I testify--None of our manuscripts have this. A, B, Vulgate, and ANDREAS read, "I" emphatic in the Greek. "I testify."
unto these things--A, B, and ANDREAS read, "unto them."
add . . . add--just retribution in kind.
19. book--None of our manuscripts read this. A, B, Aleph, Vulgate, Syriac, and Coptic read, "(take away his part, that is, portion) from the tree of life," that is, shall deprive him of participation in the tree of life.
and from the things--so Vulgate. But A, B, Aleph, Syriac, Coptic, and ANDREAS omit "and"; then "which are written in this book" will refer to "the holy city and the tree of life." As in the beginning of this book ( Revelation 1:3 ) a blessing was promised to the devout, obedient student of it, so now at its close a curse is denounced against those who add to, or take from, it.
20. Amen. Even so, come--The Song of Solomon ( Solomon 8:14 ) closes with the same yearning prayer for Christ's coming. A, B, and Aleph omit "Even so," Greek, "nai": then translate for Amen, "So be it, come, Lord Jesus"; joining the "Amen," or "So be it," not with Christ's saying (for He calls Himself the "Amen" at the beginning of sentences, rather than puts it as a confirmation at the end), but with John's reply. Christ's "I come," and John's "Come," are almost coincident in time; so truly does the believer reflect the mind of his Lord.
21. our--so Vulgate, Syriac, and Coptic. But A, B, and Aleph omit.
Christ--so B, Vulgate, Syriac, Coptic, and ANDREAS. But A and Aleph omit.
with you all--so none of our manuscripts. B has, "with all the saints." A and Vulgate have, "with all." Aleph has, "with the saints." This closing benediction, Paul's mark in his Epistles, was after Paul's death taken up by John. The Old Testament ended with a "curse" in connection with the law; the New Testament ends with a blessing in union with the Lord Jesus.
Amen--so B, Aleph, and ANDREAS. A and Vulgate Fuldensis omit it.
May the Blessed Lord who has caused all holy Scriptures to be written for our learning, bless this humble effort to make Scripture expound itself, and make it an instrument towards the conversion of sinners and the edification of saints, to the glory of His great name and the hastening of His kingdom! Amen.