The sonnet “The Treasury of Faith” portrays a believer’s unending access to a divine storehouse through faith, depicted as a majestic treasury brimming with gemstones. With each draw, he claims rubies of steadfast trust, supplied by God’s sapphire-rich lovingkindness and flowing emerald grace. His needs, refined like diamonds, are met with pearls from heaven’s throne, while topaz abundance and amethyst love ensure no want goes unfilled. Governed by the King of kings, this opulent reserve of opaline divinity shines through all circumstances, adorning the faithful soul with lasting bounty. The poem culminates in a victorious affirmation: through faith, he constantly claims these radiant treasures, basking in God’s everlasting light.

From faith’s bright bank, he draws with ceaseless hand,
A hoard of rubies, faith’s unyielding glow,
Supplied by God, whose sapphire riches stand,
Where lovingkindness streams in emerald flow.

Each need he lays, a diamond to refine,
Is met with pearls from heaven’s jeweled throne,
No flaw dims grace, nor topaz stores decline,
For God’s deep mines yield treasures yet unknown.

Through storm or peace, this wealth shall ever shine,
An amethyst of love that holds him fast,
The King of kings, with opals pure divine,
Adorns his soul with bounties that will last.

So constantly, he claims these gems of might,
Victorious in God’s everlasting light.