The sonnet based on Isaiah 1:18 reflects God’s invitation to reason and seek forgiveness. It portrays sin as scarlet and crimson stains that God promises to cleanse, making the soul pure and white as snow. The poem emphasizes divine mercy, the transformative power of grace, and the call to turn from darkness to God’s light through repentance and faith.

“Come now, let us reason,” speaks the Lord,
His voice a balm to hearts in sin’s embrace.
Though scarlet stains your soul, His sacred word
Proclaims a path to purity and grace.
Your crimson guilt, like blood upon the snow,
He offers to make white as winter’s gleam.
Through mercy’s might, His love shall overflow,
And wash away the shadows of your dream.
No deed too dark, no fault beyond His reach,
His reasoned call invites the soul to turn.
In humble steps, His righteousness beseech,
And find the fire of His compassion burn.
O hear His plea, let reason guide your way,
For grace transforms the night to endless day.

The poem for the trend “Overcoming Profanity with Divine Praise: Jesus Christ, Eternal King of Kings and Lord of Lords” addresses the misuse of Jesus Christ’s name through blasphemy or swearing. It calls for reversing such profanity by proclaiming His divine glory. The poem highlights the power of His holy name, undimmed by curses, and affirms His eternal sovereignty with the declaration: “Yes, Jesus Christ is King of Kings and Lord of Lords!”

When blasphemous words dare to profane,
Or swears misuse our Savior’s name,
Reverse the curse, let truth be heard,
Proclaim His glory, undeterred:
Yes, Jesus Christ is King of Kings and Lord of Lords!

The poem, titled “Hallelujah to Jesus Christ: His Blood Redeems Our Souls with Forgiveness and Eternal Salvation”, inspired by Colossians 1:13-14 (KJV), joyfully celebrates the triumphant redemption and forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ’s sacrificial blood. It depicts God’s powerful deliverance of humanity from the darkness of sin into the kingdom of His beloved Son, highlighting Christ’s love and mercy as the source of eternal salvation. With a victorious and hope-filled tone, the poem exalts Jesus as the Redeemer, proclaiming His glory and the freedom found in His cross. It concludes with heartfelt praise and unwavering hope in Christ, affirming His eternal reign as the Savior.

Colossians 1:13-14 (KJV): “Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son: In whom we have redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins:

From darkness’ grip, from sin’s cruel chain,
He broke our bonds, He crushed our pain!
The Father’s grace, in power divine,
Has brought us to His Son’s design.

O Jesus Christ, our glorious Lord,
Your blood has won our soul’s reward!
Through sacrifice, our guilt is gone,
Forgiveness flows where love has shone.

No shadow stands where light prevails,
Your cross, O Christ, forever hails!
Redeemed, we rise, by mercy free,
All glory to our King shall be!

With joyful hearts, we sing Your praise,
Exalt Your name through endless days.
In You, our hope shall never dim,
Jesus, our Redeemer’s hymn!