Revelation 1:15 Revelation 1:15 And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters. "And his feet like unto fine brass, as having been refined in a furnace," etc. By the "Feet" of Christ here, we may understand the paths or ways of his feet, called his footsteps, which the saints ought to follow, \ both in suffering and in doing the Father’ s will. Christ’ s active and passive obedience hath been tried, as "refined brass," and all Christ’ s proceedings in the world, against his, and his churches and peoples enemies and adversaries, are righteous, firm, and stable. \ "And his Voice as the sound of many Waters" Christ’ s "Voice" is either the voice of his word, or the voice of his rod. First, the WORD is his voice. \ either commanding, \ effecting \ or forbidding, \ and hindering. \ Secondly, the rod is his voice, \ The Lord’ s voice crieth unto the city-Hear ye the rod; and who hath appointed it; viz. The rod of correction wherewith he chasteneth his own children in love and measure, \ or his iron rod, the rod of his wrath, wherewith HE breaketh in pieces all his enemies. \ Christ’ s "Voice" is compared to "the sound of many Waters," with respect unto the majesty and power thereof. \ The Voice of the LORD is powerful, the Voice of the Lord is full of Majesty. \ The LORD sitteth upon the flood; yea, the Lord sitteth King for ever. Christ is King of saints, \ King of Zion, \ and King of nations, \ and Everlasting King. \ Now where the word of a king is, there is power. \