Friday, March 20 The king’s daughter is absolutely magnificent; her clothing is adorned with gold.—Ps. 45:13. The resplendence of New Jerusalem is beautifully described in the book of Revelation. (Rev. 21:11, 18-21) No wonder the psalmist portrays the bride as “absolutely magnificentâ€! After all, the royal wedding is taking place in heaven. The One to whom the bride is brought is the Bridegroom—the Messianic King. He has been preparing her, ‘cleansing her with the bath of water by means of the word.’ She is “holy and without blemish.†(Eph. 5:26, 27) His bride must also be fittingly attired for the occasion. And she is! Indeed, “her clothing is adorned with gold,†and “she will be brought to the king in richly woven garments.†(Ps. 45:14) For the marriage of the Lamb, “it has been granted to her to be clothed with bright, clean, fine linen—for the fine linen stands for the righteous acts of the holy ones.†—Rev. 19:8. w14 2/15 2:8, 9