The answer is: Those that do God's commandments

Rev 22 vs 14

The Tree of Life, located in the mystical New Jerusalem described in Revelation 22, symbolizes eternal life and unfettered communion with the divine. Or rather, it illustrates the ultimate fulfillment of God's promise to humanity—free access to endless peace and love. But here’s a fascinating tidbit: the Tree of Life isn't a new idea; it echoes back as far as the Book of Genesis, where it resides in the Garden of Eden. Imagine the role it plays, both as a beginning and an end, linking paradise with redemption.

Now, the folks who gain access to this divine delicacy are those who adhere to God's commandments, as noted in verse 14. This raises intriguing questions: Which commandments are we talking about? Some might immediately think of the Ten Commandments shared in Exodus. However, what's particularly interesting in the context of Revelation is the idea that these 'commandments' encompass a broader call to love and righteousness across humanity. Think about it—acting justly, caring for the needy, and striving for peace could all fall under such a mandate.

Revelation brings the 'Alpha and Omega' concept to life; everything is tied together, creating unity in humanity's journey. It teaches us about the relationship between actions and spiritual rewards, inviting us to live out our values here and now in pursuit of that everlasting bounty. How cool is it that our lives today can lead to a taste of eternity?