Glory to the Lamb: Salvation’s Triumph in Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. The sonnet joyously celebrates the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. It begins with a vibrant call to the soul to sing with fervent joy, proclaiming Christ’s victory over sin through His cross, portrayed as a radiant beacon of love. The poem highlights the freedom and triumph of salvation, using vivid imagery of shattered chains, a shining morning sun, and a defeated grave. It expresses boundless gratitude for Christ’s mercy and power, culminating in a triumphant declaration of His eternal reign and the soul’s ecstatic praise. The tone is exuberant and jubilant, perfectly echoing the title’s celebratory spirit.

Arise, my soul, and sing with fervent glee,
For Jesus Christ, our Lord, has set us free!
His cross, a blazing beacon of His love,
Secures our place in heav’nly courts above.

No chains can bind the hearts His blood has won,
The Lamb’s great triumph shines like morning sun!
With shouts of joy, we hail salvation’s grace,
His boundless mercy lights the human race.

Death’s shadow flees before His mighty pow’r,
The grave is vanquished in that holy hour!
Our Savior reigns, His victory complete,
In Him, our souls find ecstasy replete.

O glory to the Lamb, our hearts proclaim,
Forever we exalt His holy name!