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Sonnet on Easter’s Royal Dawn, Where Jesus, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Redeems Souls Who Repent, Believe, and Receive Him by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

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Summary of the Sonnet: “Sonnet on Easter’s Royal Dawn, Where Jesus, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Redeems Souls Who Repent, Believe, and Receive Him”

This Shakespearean sonnet exalts Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, as the sole way to salvation, whose death on the cross atoned for humanity’s sins and whose resurrection on Easter morning triumphs over death. With royal blood and risen power, Jesus breaks the tomb’s dark gates, offering redemption to all. The poem calls for repentance, belief, and receiving Him as personal Lord and Savior, through which contrite hearts enthrone His name and are reborn in faith. His jewel-like scars and empty tomb proclaim boundless mercy, guiding souls to salvation. The sonnet closes with Jesus’ name inspiring a glorious anthem, as repentant souls, reborn, ascend on radiant wings in eternal worship.

O Jesus, King, whose cross our sins did bear,
Thy royal blood redeemed a world astray.
On Easter morn, Thy glory’s dawn did sway,
Thy risen power the tomb’s dark gates did tear.
Repent, believe, receive Thee, Savior fair—
As Lord of life, let hearts Thy name enthrone.
Through faith, the soul, reborn, is Thine alone,
In boundless love, Thy mercy none forswear.

Thy scars, like jewels, gleam on regal brow,
Proclaiming hope to hearts that bend and call.
The empty grave exalts Thy scepter now:
Salvation flows where contrite spirits fall.
O Jesus, Lord, salvation’s anthem sings,
Repentant souls ascend on radiant wings.

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Sonnet on the Laodicean Soul, Barren of Divine Wealth and Righteousness by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Exalting Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, Inspirational, Jesus Christ, King of Kings

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Summary of the Sonnet: “Sonnet on the Laodicean Soul, Barren of Divine Wealth and Righteousness”

This sonnet, inspired by Revelation 3:14-22, critiques the spiritual state of the Laodicean church, symbolizing modern churches or believers marked by lukewarm faith and self-sufficiency. It portrays a wealthy yet spiritually impoverished congregation, proud and blind to its need for Christ. The poem highlights their lack of divine riches and righteousness, exposing their true poverty and faltering faith. Jesus stands at the door, calling for repentance and offering restoration through spiritual sight, love, and fellowship. The sonnet urges the lukewarm soul to renounce worldly ways and embrace Christ’s call, promising that the faithful will overcome and dwell in eternal awe with Him.

In Laodicea’s halls, where wealth abounds,
The church grows tepid, neither hot nor cold.
With riches clad, in pride their heart is bold,
Yet Christ stands knocking, seeking to be found.
“I need no more,” they boast, their coffers full,
While wretched, blind, their spirit lies in want.
No wealth divine, no righteousness to flaunt,
Their poverty laid bare, their faith annulled.

O lukewarm soul, repent, unbar the door!
Let Jesus enter, sup with Him once more.
His eye salve grants thee sight, His love restores.
Renounce thy ways, embrace the Savior’s call,
The faithful shall abide in endless awe.

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Exalted in Christ: A Poem of Our Positional Glory as Heirs of the King of Kings by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Exalting Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, Inspirational

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The poem, titled “Exalted in Christ: A Poem of Our Positional Glory as Heirs of the King of Kings,” is a powerful affirmation of the royal identity and spiritual excellence of believers as sons and daughters in Jesus Christ. It celebrates their divine status as joint heirs with Christ, crowned by grace, and destined to reign as future kings and queens in the new heavens and new earth. Through vivid imagery and scriptural truths, the poem declares that believers are redeemed, forgiven, and seen by the Father as Jesus sees His Son—pure and beloved. They are seated in heavenly places, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and called to reflect Christ’s love and truth as bold ambassadors. As God’s masterpiece, they are radiant with purpose, victorious in Christ, and eternally devoted to His throne. The poem culminates in a triumphant final line, “Crowned in splendor, His throne we adore!” emphasizing worship and royal authority in Jesus, the Sovereign Lord.

Sons and daughters of the King of kings,
We rise in Christ, where glory springs.
Joint heirs with Jesus, crowned by grace,
Lord of lords, we seek His face.

Redeemed, restored, no sin, no shame,
We bear His righteousness, His name.
Future kings and queens, by Heaven’s decree,
New heavens, new earth, our destiny.

As Jesus sees the Son, so are we seen,
Pure, beloved, in His eyes serene.
Seated with Him in realms above,
Our lives reflect His boundless love.

Branches of the Vine, in Him we thrive,
His Spirit fuels our royal lives.
Forgiven fully, made whole, complete,
In Christ, we reign from mercy’s seat.

Ambassadors bold, with holy might,
His truth and love our guiding light.
More than conquerors, free, divine,
In Him, our victory’s grand design.

Masterpiece of God, with purpose clear,
Royal, radiant, to Him we’re dear.
In Jesus Christ, our Sovereign Lord,
Crowned in splendor, His throne we adore!

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A Triumphant Ode to the Steadfast Love and Ever-New Mercies of the Lord, as Proclaimed in Lamentations 3:22-23 by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ Centered Devotionals, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Exalting Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, Inspirational, Praise

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The sonnet, titled “A Triumphant Ode to the Steadfast Love and Ever-New Mercies of the Lord, as Proclaimed in Lamentations 3:22-23,” exuberantly celebrates the unwavering love and daily mercies of God, as inspired by Lamentations 3:22-23. Written in Shakespearean form (14 lines, iambic pentameter, ABAB CDCD EFEF GG rhyme scheme), it portrays God’s grace as a radiant, unending force that shines through each dawn, undimmed by storms or trials. The poem’s victorious tone is amplified by vivid imagery, such as mercies that “like diamonds shine” and a covenant that stands unshaken, culminating in a joyful proclamation of God’s faithfulness as the eternal King who crowns each day with light and love.

O steadfast love of God, that never wanes,
A boundless fount of mercy, ever new!
Each dawn proclaims His grace that gently reigns,
With radiant beams, His promises shine through.

No storm can quench His faithfulness divine,
No shadow dims the glory of His care;
His tender mercies like diamonds shine,
To guide the weary heart through every prayer.

Victorious, His covenant shall stand,
Unshaken by the trials of the night!
Exuberant, His love shall lift the hand,
And flood the soul with everlasting light.

Great is Thy faithfulness, O Lord, we sing,
Thy mercies crown our days, eternal King!

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Sonnet: Reverent Gratitude and Adoration for the Infinite Love and Sacred Sacrifice of Jesus Christ Our Lord And King by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ Centered Devotionals, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Exalting Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, Inspirational

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The sonnet, titled “Reverent Gratitude and Adoration for the Infinite Love and Sacred Sacrifice of Jesus,” expresses profound thankfulness for Jesus Christ’s boundless grace and redemptive sacrifice. It portrays His cross as a guiding light that frees humanity from sin, His love as an eternal river, and His sacrifice as the ransom for all souls. The poem emphasizes that no earthly wealth can compare to His grace, and His wounds secure a divine, eternal place for believers. It concludes by uniting grateful hearts in humble praise for His redeeming love and mercy.

O Christ, let hearts with gratitude arise,
For mercies poured on all who seek Thy name.
Thy cross, a beacon through the darkened skies,
Bears sin’s great weight and frees from guilt and shame.

Thy love, a river, flows through every age,
Thy sacrifice, the ransom for all souls.
In every path, Thy light doth fears assuage,
Restoring hope where brokenness consoles.

No earthly wealth could match Thy boundless grace,
No voice could sing the depths of all Thy care.
Thy wounds, Thy blood, secure a sacred place,
In realms divine, eternal, pure, and fair.

Thus grateful hearts in humble thanks unite,
For all Thou gav’st, Thy love’s redeeming light.

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A Poetic Lament for a World Adrift and a Call for Spiritual Revival Through Salvation in Jesus Christ by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Exalting Jesus Christ, Heaven, Inspirational, Jesus Christ, King of Kings, Prayer

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The poem, titled A Poetic Lament for a World Adrift and a Call for Spiritual Revival Through Salvation in Jesus Christ, is a passionate cry against the spiritual decay of modern society. It critiques subjectivism, hyper-sensitivity, emotionalism, moral relativism, materialism, and immorality as forces fueling a spiritual war, influenced by Satanic deception. These elements lead humanity away from truth, chasing fleeting, hollow pursuits. The poem calls for a revival through repentance and embracing salvation in Jesus Christ, urging souls to awaken, confess their sins, and find redemption in His transformative love and truth. It emphasizes Christ as the sole path to righteousness, peace, and eternal life, culminating in a hopeful vision of spiritual renewal.

In shadows deep, where subjectivism sways,
Hyper-sensitive hearts forge fragile chains.
Emotions flood, truth’s firm shore decays,
Projection, deflection—guarding inner pains.

Moral relativism shifts like sand,
Satan’s whispers tempt the wav’ring hand.
Materialism blinds with fleeting glow,
Immorality reaps an empty show.

A spiritual war, unseen, yet stark,
Divides the soul, ignites the dark.
The world drifts far, in error’s sway,
Chasing hollow gods that fade away.

Oh, hear the call—revival’s flame ignite,
With repentance bold, we seek the light.
Embrace salvation, Jesus Christ confess,
His truth restores the path to righteousness.

Awake, O souls, from slumber’s fleeting dream,
Cling to the Cross, where grace and mercy stream.
In humble hearts, let sin’s old chains unwind,
Through Christ’s pure love, true revival find.

No longer bound by lies that once held sway,
The Savior’s call breaks through the night to day.
With contrite spirits, turn from sin’s cruel reign,
In Jesus’ name, find peace that shall remain.

Let every knee now bow, each heart proclaim,
The Lord of Life, eternal in His name.
Revive, O world, through Christ, the only way,
His love shall lead to everlasting day.

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Forgiven in Christ: A Call-and-Response Celebration of Victory for All to Join by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

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The poem, “Forgiven in Christ: A Call-and-Response Celebration of Victory for All to Join,” is a participatory piece designed for group settings. It features a leader reciting four stanzas about forgiveness in Christ—covering past, present, and future sins, and a victorious future—while the audience joins in with the refrain: “Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free! Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!” Each stanza is introduced with a “Call to Gather and Proclaim,” and the poem concludes with a “Final Invitation for All Voices to Unite in Praise,” where everyone recites the refrain together, celebrating Christ’s mercy and victory.

Leader: In Christ, my past is washed, I’m set apart,
The chains of yesterday, they fall away,
His mercy mends my broken, weary heart,
A brand-new start with every breaking day.

Audience (refrain):
Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free!
Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!

Leader: In Christ, my present sins are cast aside,
Each stumble met with grace I don’t deserve,
His love surrounds me like a rushing tide,
Through every trial, His peace will still preserve.

Audience (refrain):
Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free!
Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!

Leader: In Christ, my future sins are swept from sight,
His cross has paid the price, the debt is clear,
Before I fall, His mercy shines so bright,
He lifts me up, I’ll never need to fear.

Audience (refrain):
Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free!
Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!

Leader: In Christ, my future shines with endless light,
No fear can hold me, for His work is done,
My sins to come, He’s conquered in His might,
The battle’s won, the victory is won!

Audience (refrain):
Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free!
Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!

Leader (final call):
Now let us sing, our voices raised as one,
Proclaim His love, His mercy, and His might!

All together (final refrain):
Forgiven, forgiven, in Christ I’m free!
Victorious, victorious, His love lifts me!

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The Fall of the Ivy League: From Godly Roots to Godless Rot by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

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Summary of the Poem: The Fall of the Ivy League: From Godly Roots to Godless Rot

The poem laments the moral and spiritual decline of Ivy League schools, once founded on Christian principles and devotion to God’s Word. It describes their shift from nurturing faith and American ideals to embracing anti-God, immoral ideologies and rejecting patriotism. The Ivies are criticized for accepting funds from foreign entities hostile to America and Christianity, symbolizing their betrayal of sacred roots for material gain. The poem warns of their spiritual doom due to pride and calls for repentance, affirming that God’s truth will endure despite their fall.

Once rooted deep in sacred ground,
Ivy halls where God’s Word was found,
Harvard, Yale, with godly aim,
Birthed in truth, to fan faith’s flame.

Now shadows creep where light once stood,
Their hearts turned cold, forsaking good.
Anti-God rot, a creeping blight,
Morality scorned in endless night.

They spurn the Cross, embrace the void,
Virtue mocked, with truth destroyed.
American ideals, once held so high,
Now trampled low as flags run dry.

From foreign hands, the coin they take,
From those who hate, for hatred’s sake.
Nations that curse the land of free,
Fund their halls with enmity.

God’s name erased, His law defiled,
Patriot’s heart now scorned, exiled.
The Ivies bow to mammon’s call,
Their sacred roots now rot, and fall.

Yet truth endures, though men betray,
God’s Word will rise, no man can stay.
O fallen schools, repent, return,
Lest in your pride, you doom your soul.

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Ode to the Sovereign Tomb of Holy Saturday”: A Majestic Ode to Holy Saturday’s Royal Tomb, Herald of Resurrection’s Golden Dawn by Debbie Harris

19 Saturday Apr 2025

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The ode, titled “A Majestic Ode to Holy Saturday’s Royal Tomb, Herald of Resurrection’s Golden Dawn”, is a six-stanza poem in iambic pentameter with an ABABCC rhyme scheme, exultantly celebrating the sealed tomb on Holy Saturday as a regal throne of divine triumph. Addressing the tomb as a sovereign citadel, it transforms the day’s stillness into a vibrant prelude to resurrection, using opulent imagery—granite might, sapphire shadows, golden seams, scepters, and angelic choirs—to evoke majestic royalty. The tomb is no mere crypt but a palace cradling Christ, the King, whose imminent victory over death pulses within. Each stanza radiates exuberance, portraying the tomb as a herald of eternal light, its silence a victorious proclamation. The poem inspires awe, inviting readers to kneel before the tomb’s grandeur and the unstoppable dawn it foretells.

O royal tomb, enthroned in granite might,
You reign o’er Holy Saturday’s sacred hush!
No mere stone vault, but citadel of light,
Where Heaven’s King in splendor deigns to rush.
Your seal, a scepter, holds the world in awe,
Your silence, herald of a victor’s law.

Beneath the stars, your marble gates stand proud,
A palace carved from earth’s eternal core.
No mortal hand, no ascendancy may shroud
The Christ who conquered death forevermore.
In velvet dark, you cradle glory’s flame,
A throne where triumphs rise in Jesus’ name.

O regal sepulcher, your court is grand,
With sapphire shadows, gold in every seam!
You wear the crown of God’s almighty hand,
A diadem of resurrection’s dream.
The lilies bow, their petals pledged to you,
Their fragrance weaves your majesty anew.

No somber crypt, but kingdom’s golden heart,
Where trumpets wait to sound the victor’s call!
Your ramparts gleam, where angels stand apart,
Their wings aglow with anthems that enthrall.
The earth itself, a carpet for your reign,
Exults in joy, its pulse a royal strain.

What king lies here, in state beyond compare?
The Lord of lords, whose scepter splits the night!
His banners rise, unfurled in starlit air,
His victory clad in everlasting light.
O tomb, you hold the dawn’s imperial key,
Unlocking life for all eternity.

The heavens watch, their choirs in rapture sing,
For you, great vault, are glory’s chosen seat.
Each stone a gem, each crack a radiant spring,
Where death’s defeat and triumph’s splendor meet.
Your portals pulse with power none can stay,
A sovereign stage for resurrection’s day.

Hail, mighty tomb, exalted, uncontained!
Your grandeur bids the universe to kneel.
In Holy Saturday’s pause, you’ve reigned,
Your golden hope no darkness can conceal.
All hail the King, whose rising shall be known,
From your eternal, everlasting throne!

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Sonnet of Forgiving the Judas Who Betrays the Trust of the Heart by Debbie Harris

18 Friday Apr 2025

Posted by Debbie Harris in Bible Centered Poetry, Christ Centered Devotionals, Christ-centered poetry, Christian Poetry, Christmas, easter, Exalting Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, Jesus Christ, King of Kings

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Summary of “Sonnet of Forgiving the Judas Who Betrays the Trust of the Heart”

The sonnet explores the pain of betrayal by a “Judas” figure, a trusted person whose deceit wounds deeply, breaking the bonds of trust. It acknowledges the universal experience of encountering such traitors, whose false smiles hide harmful intentions. Despite the lasting scars, the poem advocates for forgiveness as a path to healing, suggesting that mercy strengthens the soul and fosters inner peace. By releasing resentment, one discovers a divine grace and achieves personal liberation, finding freedom in forgiving the betrayer.

In shadows cast by trust, a Judas stands,
His kiss a blade that carves the tender soul.
With whispered lies, he breaks the sacred bands,
And leaves behind a heart no longer whole.
We all have known such traitors in our days,
Their smiles a mask, their words a hidden sting.
Yet in the wound, forgiveness finds its ways,
To mend the hurt and bid the heart to sing.
For though the scar remains, a silent mark,
The soul grows strong when mercy takes its place.
In letting go, we light the inner spark,
And find in grace a mirror of God’s face.
So pardon those who wrong you, set them free,
And in their freedom, find your liberty.

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