The sonnet celebrates the supreme, royal, and majestic beauty of God’s eternal reign, which shines most profoundly in the hearts of those truly born again through His holy salvation. It portrays God’s throne as radiant and sovereign, ruling over all creation—stars, seas, and mountains—while His love transforms the souls of the redeemed, ignited by the Holy Spirit’s flame. The poem emphasizes that only those reborn experience His grace, their hearts forever alight with divine truth, culminating in a vision of God’s majestic, pure reign enduring eternally in the faithful.

O Sovereign Lord, whose reign supreme doth blaze,
Thy majesty in royal splendor gleams,
A beauty vast, eternal, set to amaze,
In hearts reborn where Thy true Spirit streams.
Thy throne, aglow with light no eye can view,
Rules o’er the stars, the seas, the earth’s wide span;
Thy love, a crown, makes souls reborn anew,
In those who trust Thy holy salvation’s plan.
The heavens sing, the mountains laud Thy name,
Creation bows beneath Thy mighty hand;
Thy grace transforms the souls reborn by flame,
Their hearts alight with truth forever grand.
O God, Thy reign, majestic, pure, divine,
In born-again hearts shall eternally shine.