The sonnet, titled “The Triumph of Christ’s Redeeming Grace Through Repentance and Belief in Jesus Christ as Personal Lord and Savior,” depicts the fierce spiritual battle for human souls, where Satan’s lies seek to enslave the heart. It underscores that human strength cannot overcome evil’s grip, but Jesus Christ, the merciful King, offers victory through repentance and faith. The poem calls for sinners to turn from their ways, accept Jesus as Savior and Lord, and trust in His cross and blood for redemption. It assures that through belief in Christ alone, the battle is won, securing eternal triumph under His pure dominion.

Where unseen wars for human souls are fought,
The adversary stalks with chains of night;
His lies ensnare the heart that grace forgot,
To bind the lost in everlasting blight.

No mortal might can shatter Satan’s hold,
Nor flesh prevail against his cunning art;
Yet Christ, the King, with mercy manifold,
Doth bid the sinner turn with contrite heart.

Repent, O soul, forsake thy wayward path,
Accept the Savior, Jesus, Lord and Guide;
His cross alone disarms hell’s bitter wrath,
His blood the ransom paid where sins abide.

By faith in Him, the battle’s end is sure,
For Christ’s dominion stands forever pure.