The sonnet, titled “Clothed in Divine Royalty, Freed by the Cross of the Eternal Lord,” celebrates the triumphant redemption of humanity through Jesus Christ, the King of Kings. It portrays His royal splendor and sovereign love, which calls and redeems each person, clothing them in divine light. The poem highlights Christ’s humility in descending to save humanity through His sacrificial cross, depicted as a throne of love that defeats death. With a joyous tone, it envisions trumpets and angelic praise heralding His victory, as the redeemed, adorned in royal garments, eternally celebrate His glorious reign.

O how our souls in humble joy proclaim,
The King of Kings, with royal splendor bright!
His sovereign love has called us each by name,
And robed us in His everlasting light.

With golden scepter raised, He reigns above,
Yet stooped to lift us from our wretched fall.
His cross, a throne of sacrificial love,
Has shattered death and ransomed one and all.

Let trumpets sound where angels chant His praise,
For Christ, the Lord of Lords, has won the day!
His victory resounds through endless days,
As we, redeemed, in royal garments stay.

All hail the King, whose grace our hearts ignite,
We celebrate His reign in boundless light!