The tenth gate of the City of God is named after Gad, whose name means "troop." This gate reminds us that we are part of a God-ordained army to carry the gospel to the whole earth.

The ninth gate of the City of God is named after Zebulun, whose name means "dwelling." This gate reminds us that God wants to dwell with us and He wants us to dwell with Him for eternity!

The eighth gate of the City of God is named after Issachar, whose name means "hire," or "price." This gate reminds us that we were redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ. He purchased our salvation!

The sixth gate of the City of God is named after Simeon, whose name means "hearing." This gate reminds us of the importance of being able to hear God and to realize that He wants to hear us, too.

The sixth gate of the City of God is named after Dan, whose name means "judge." This gate reminds us that Jesus is our righteous Judge. That's bad news if you're a sinner, but great news if your sins have been forgiven.

The fifth gate of the City of God is named after Benjamin, whose name means "son of my right hand." This gate reminds us that Jesus is the Son of God's right hand.