The answer is: Those that do God's commandments

Rev 22 vs 14

Revelation 22 packs a hefty punch at the very end of the Christian scriptures, wrapping up the tale of humanity’s divine destiny intertwined with the theme of obedience to God's commands. Verse 14 underlines that the key to immortality, represented by the tree of life, is not found in blind faith but in action—specifically, in doing God’s commandments.

Now, if we peddle a bit deeper, it shines a light on the historical context of this tree of life. Can't help but think back to Genesis, where it was part of the Garden of Eden. The story draws an inspiring connection through the Bible’s narrative!

Curiously, the "tree of life" has roots (pun totally intended!) in various ancient cultures symbolizing fertility, immortality, and divine favor. Games like symbolism and archetype interpretation help illustrate how for different communities, this tree can embody growth not just physically, but spiritually—a transformation that always comes with responsibility.

The sense of community cannot be overlooked here either. “Those who do God's commandments” may hint not just at individual effort, but a communal call to action. In communities today just as in olden times, support in practicing values symbolizes something bigger: a striving towards shared enlightenment.

So as colorful as a stained glass window, Revelation 22 reminds us that access to divine gifts solidly binds with our active commitment to live a life embodying the essence of love, kindness, and adherence to what we believe in! Talk about a multi-layered message, right?