They Shall See His Face

Moses asked to see Yahuah's glory and was told, "Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live" (Exod 33:20). The priestly blessing still prayed for His face to shine (Num 6:25-26), David expected to behold His face in righteousness (Ps 17:15). Revelation 22:4 opens what Moses could not see: every barrier between Yahuah and humanity is gone. The torn veil established the covenant pathway; this verse is its destination. The face and the name on the foreheads are the Father's (Rev 14:1), so the singular "his" of 22:3-4 does not fuse the Lamb with the One on the throne into a Trinitarian person.