The poem celebrates the triumphant redemption of believers through Christ, the Sovereign who defeated death. It portrays His powerful hand breaking the chains of mortality, emptying the tomb, and dispelling darkness. This victory grants us a royal status as heirs, inspiring endless praise for His light and might.

Royally redeemed, we stand in awe,
By the hand that broke the ancient law,
A Sovereign bold, with power vast,
Who shattered death, its chains uncast.

The tomb lies empty, shadows flee,
His victory crowns eternity,
With royal might, He claimed the day,
And swept our guilt and fear away.

Redeemed, we rise, a regal throng,
To sing His praise in endless song,
The hand that pierced the dark with light,
Has made us heirs of boundless might.

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