Let me get over there. Matthew chapter 6. Look down verses 9 and 10 with
me. After this manner, therefore
pray ye. Teach these disciples to pray.
The first thing he talks about is our relationship with the
Father. Our Father. Our Father. His children's Father. His elect's Father. And you're
in heaven. You're in heaven. Hallowed, holy
be thy name. Now listen to this. Thy kingdom
come. Thy will be done in earth as
it is in heaven. I want to talk about the king
and his kingdom. You just read, I read over there
in Psalm 24 where, lift up your gates, your everlasting doors,
and the king of glory shall come in. Who is this king of glory? The Lord of hosts, mighty in
battle. Now there's lots of people that
they expect to be in the kingdom of God without actually having
a king, without anybody having authority over them. But every one of us who are one
of God's elect and knows how to pray, we want God's kingdom
to come. And his kingdom's already here
on this earth. And that's what I wanna talk
about, the king. Some people believe he's a coming
king. And that he'll set up a throne
and he'll rule here on the earth for a thousand years. But I tell
you what, he was king before he came here. He's king while
he's here and he's king still. Always has been king and always
will be king. And when there's a kingdom and
there's the kingdom of God, wherever there's the kingdom of God, there
has to be a king. Wherever there's a kingdom, there
has to be a king. Saudi Arabia, they got a king. And then they
got a lot of princes. But God, the scriptures tells
us, He's the King of all the earth. Psalm 47 and verse 7 says
that God is King of all the earth. And as a King, and we say, Lord
thy kingdom come. Shirley and I mentioned this
morning on the way to church, Lord Jesus come, come quickly. And I tell you, a king always
has to have a throne. You know where God's throne is?
The heavens is his throne and the earth is his footstool. And oh my, the king has a title. You know what his title is? I
am the high and the lofty one who inhabits eternity. That's a wonderful title, ain't
it? And then the king has to have a scepter. A scepter, you
know, that's just a thing that they hold out, got crown jewels
and things on it. And you know, it says in Hebrews
1.8 that he holds the scepter of righteousness. You remember
in the book of Esther, if you've ever read it, the king The king
of Assyria, nobody could come into his presence, and if they
ever did, and he didn't hold out his scepter towards him,
they took him out and slew him. Even his own wife could not come
into his presence unless he held his scepter out. She had, you
know, if they come and he didn't hold his scepter up, he was a
gold jesse. But that's the way it is. Christ
has a scepter. And his is a scepter of righteousness.
And everybody, his scepter's always out. And everybody's always
welcome into his presence. Ain't that right? You don't have
to worry about him taking the scepter back and saying, take
him away. No, no. And on his head he wears a crown. On his head he wears a crown.
I want you to look with me in Revelations 19, and I want you
to see this. I thought a lot about this this
morning, and then when I got to looking at it, I saw several
things. May make another message on this.
But look what it says in verse 11, Revelations 19, 11. And I
saw heaven opened, And behold, a white horse. And
he that sat upon him was faithful and true, capitalized, titles
of our Lord Jesus. And in righteousness doth he
judge and make war. In his eyes were a flame of fire,
and on his head was many crowns. Now, what were some of the crowns
that our Lord Jesus Christ wears? Most kings wear just one crown.
He wore many crowns. And He wears many crowns towards
us. You know what the greatest crown
that He has, that we most bless more than any other crown He
wears? Is as a Savior. As a Savior. He come to save
us from our sins. Thou shalt call His name Jesus,
for He shall save His people from our sins. Jesus means Jehovah,
Savior. It's a faithful acceptation that
Christ Jesus came into this world to save sinners, of whom I am
chief. That's the most blessed crown
he's got on his head, that he saves his people from their sins. And he did, and he does, and
he always will. And another crown he has on his
head, is that He's a Redeemer. Look what it says down there
in verse 13 here of Revelations 19. And He was clothed with a
vesture dipped in blood. Dipped in blood. That means,
beloved, that when He shed His blood, He actually redeemed us.
He redeemed us. We belong to Him. He bought us. He paid for us. What did He pay
for us with? With His own precious blood. We belong to Him. He has a crown
on His head, and that crown is crown of Redeemer. And I'll tell
you what, here's another crown He has on His head. He's the
Word of God. Whatever He says is right. He's God's Word. And greater
thing that God had to say to the human race, He said through
His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. He has nothing to say to nobody
except through His Word, and Christ is the Word of God. And
oh my! And I'll tell you something else
about all this. There's another crown on His
head. Another crown on his head, and that's the crown of mediator. Oh my. Now, a person only want,
if there's one person, he don't need a mediator. God is one.
He don't need a mediator. Galatians said God is one. He
don't need a mediator. But we need somebody to be between
us and God. We can't come to God by ourselves. We can't come to God by our worth. We can't come to God by our merit.
We can't come to God by our sincerity. Can't come by our prayers. We
come to God through one man, the man Christ Jesus. There's
no other way that God will let us even speak to him except through
Christ. That's a wonderful crown, ain't
it? That's a wonderful cry. And I
can think of a few more, but that's three. You think about
a Savior, the cry of a Savior. Anybody in this building need
saving? Need saving? I do. I need saving every day. I need saving. I need saving. He has saved me,
is saving me, and one blessed day, He will save me forever. And then I tell you what, Redeemer,
you know what a Redeemer does? Is He goes and pays the price
of whatever it is that the price is set to redeem somebody, to
pay for them. We owe a debt that we could not
never possibly pay. with sin. We could not pay that
debt and the Lord demanded our death. But Christ came and he
said, Father, you set the price. You got a people, you set the
price for them, and I'll pay it. He said, the price is you
and your blood and your death. That's what it's gonna take.
And that's what it says on down through there, that he went through
the fierceness of the wine breath of God by himself. And then that mediator, I prayed
to God this morning. You've prayed to God this morning.
And you know why God let us come? Because we have a mediator. We
have somebody that God allows us to come. Allows us to come. Huh? Oh my. That's pretty good. And as a king, As a king, he
has prerogatives. He has prerogatives. You know,
a king has prerogatives. You and I... You know, we say, well, we've
got this prerogative. Well, God's the only one, Christ
is the only one that has absolute prerogatives. And he has prerogatives. And that means that he can do
what he wills to do. That's exactly what it means.
He has the power to make laws. He has the power to make laws.
And you know what laws he gave us? One law. One law. It's called
the Royal Law. That is that you love one another
as I've loved you. He said, this is a new commandment
I give unto you. That's the royal law, that you
love one another. People say, well, what about
the Ten Commandments? What about them? Christ's faith works, but it
works by love. Man may have the voice of an
angel, but if you don't have charity, he's just a sounding
brass. He's a tinkling cymbal. He has the faith to move mountains,
but if he don't have charity, it profit him nothing. He can
give his body to be burned at the stake, and if he don't have
charity, it don't mean nothing. So I tell you what, he makes
laws, and bless his holy name, he gave us one. Love. And let me tell you something.
He said, oh no man, nothing but to love him. When you get that
debt paid, Tell me when you get that one paid. See if you ever get that one
paid. And oh, he has, as a king, he has the prerogative to grant
pardons. He can pardon whom he will. And
he runs his kingdom, he governs his kingdom just like he wills
to do it. There was a preacher one time,
this businessman came into his office and they was talking,
and they was talking about the sovereignty of God, and that
preacher asked him, he said, what would you do if you were
God? He said, I'd do just exactly
what I wanted to when I wanted to do it. He said, that's God. That's the exact, you know, because
he didn't understand the sovereignty of God. And he said, if you was
God, what would you do? I'd do just what I wanted to,
when I wanted to do it, and who I wanted to do it for. He said,
now you just described the guy of the Bible. He does according
to his will, for whom he will, and when he will. That's the
best way you can describe it. Ain't that right? Oh my, God is the king, God the
Lord is the king. And let me tell you something,
he's a great king, he's a great king. The scriptures tells us,
well look with me in Psalm 95. We ain't no hurry out this morning,
are we going anywhere? Look in Psalm 95 with me. I believe that's where I wanna
go, Psalm 95. Look what it says here. Psalm
95 in verse 3. Talk about a great king. Down there in verse 3. For the
Lord is a great God and a great king above all gods. Whatever God you name, he's greater
than him and he's the king over every God that's ever been. Oh,
he is great. You know as a great king, he's
great in himself. He's great in himself and us
as his subjects. Let me tell you something, when
a king is great and God is great as the king and full of glory
and power and majesty, Some kings, you know, their subjects make
him great. Their subjects, and how many
he has, makes him great. But no matter how many subjects
Christ has, we'll add absolutely nothing to him and his glory
and his kingdom and his power. Huh? He was king before we ever
existed. And he'll be king after we're
gone. We add absolutely nothing to
Him. We don't make His crown shine any brighter. Is that not
right? And I tell you what, let me tell
you this. He's a glorious and blessed King
by His immensity. You know, an earthly king can
only dwell in one spot. Just like me. I can only occupy
one spot. I occupy time and space in one
place. That's what I'm doing right here,
I'm standing, I can't go anywhere. But a king, he is, a king has
to be in one place. But this king, he is immense. I mean, there's nowhere where
he's not. There's nowhere where his throne's
not. There's nowhere where his dominion's
not. There's nowhere where his authority's
not. And I tell you what, his center,
his center is everywhere. You start in the center and start
out from the center and you'll never get to the end of God. The heaven, do you know what
the scripture says? The heaven of heavens cannot contain him. Huh? The heaven of heavens cannot
contain him. Oh my. His greatness, His glory,
and His power is proved by the effects of His power. He spake,
and it was done. He commanded, and it stood fast. He has authority over the seas,
over the power, over the earth, and He is Lord Paramount. He's the one who does whatever
he wills. The scriptures tells us he's
so great that he weighs the mountains in his hands, and the nations
are counted as a drop of a bucket. And you know, we have to climb
mountains. We have to jump over things.
But God, the scriptures say, he skips over the mountains.
And there's not a mountain that's as immense as his. Ah, he's a great king. There's no doubt about it. He,
you know, he holds the mountains and the scales and the hills
in a balance. And let me, and I told you that
he's a glorious king. I read to you this morning, Psalm
24. Open up gates, open up, open
up. Lift up! Lift up! Open up! There's somebody coming in! Somebody's coming in! There's
some great person coming through here! Well, who is it? Who is it? Who is it? It's the
King of Glory! He's the King of Glory! He's
coming in! And you know where he comes in
at? Bless his name. He comes into our hearts. And
I tell you something he does. He overcomes us by his blessed
power and ascends the throne. And everybody's tickled to death
to have him. We say, have thy own way. We
really mean that. We really mean that. Huh? Oh
my. He has intrinsic, intrinsic glory. Look with me in Psalm 104. Psalm
104. I want you to see this. It's talking about God. He has
intrinsic glory, internal glory, that you and I don't, you know,
we'll spend eternity with Him and never see it all. The psalmist
said, bless the Lord, O my soul. O Lord my God, Thou art very
great, Thou art clothed with honor and majesty, Who covers
Thyself with light as with a garment, Who stretches out the heavens
like a curtain, Who lays the beams of the chambers in the
waters, Who makes the clouds His chariot, And walks upon the
wings of the wind. Huh? Sounds like a glorious king
to me. Sounds like a glorious king to
me. Oh, and I tell you something about
these earthly kings. They have times that they put
on their royal robes, these beautiful, glorious robes. You see the Queen
of England, you see some of these kings, you know, they put on
these glorious, gorgeous robes. And they do that to make themselves
seem to be glorious. But all their robe is just borrowed. Another king is going to come
and wear it sometime. But God is clothed with light
as with a garment. He's clothed with glory. He's
clothed with majesty. He's clothed with His own glorious
power. And I tell you, there's no one
like Him in the universe. And I'll tell you something else
about kings. Kings have guards, you know.
Kings over in Switzerland, you know, they got the Royal Swiss
Guard. They're famous. They guard the
Pope. They dress right. In England,
the guys that guard the king, you know, got them great big
black hats. And they wear these beautiful, beautiful uniforms. And they come and march up and
down in front of Buckingham Palace and where she ever happens to
be. Does God need any guards? Does God need something to guard
you? I need somebody to guard me. All these folks. I got that thing
I put in the bulletin by Kevin Thacker, you know. He's talking
about, you know, we need to get some prayer warriors. He said,
what's a prayer warrior? It's a bunch of people ganging
up on God, twisting his arm, trying to get him to do what
they want him to do. But God don't need a guard. Does
he need guards? Ain't you grateful that he guards
us? We don't, we need, we're the
ones that need guarding. We're the ones that need protection.
I always sang that old hymn, Cover My Defenseless Head. Oh
Lord preserve me. Oh my. And I think he's, you
know God girded himself with strength. I tell you his own
power, his own power. Who in the heavens can be compared
to him? And let me tell you something
else. He has preeminence above all kings. We read it over there
a little while ago. I should have went on down to
it in Revelations 19. It says, on His vesture is written,
King of kings and Lord of lords. King of kings, Lord of lords. He has the highest throne. He
has the richest crown. He has the largest dominion. And he has possessed the kingdom
longer than anybody else has ever possessed a kingdom, and
he'll always possess the kingdom that's his. Nobody else will
ever be like him. The Lord sets upon his throne
for how long? Forever. I'll tell you something else.
This king, this king I'm talking about has many heirs. We're all
his heirs, we join our heirs with Christ. Has many heirs,
but he has no successor. No successor whatsoever. You
know, they've already got somebody ready, a man, it may be a boy. When the Queen of England dies,
whoever's in succession, one of her sons will ascend the throne
and he'll be the king. Because he's that rightful heir
to it. Christ has no heirs to his kingdom. We're heirs of his
riches, but we're not heirs to his kingdom. No, no, he has no
successors. He sets up the throne, sets up
his throne where no other king can or does or is able to. And I'll tell you something he
does for his people that no other king can do. He rules their will,
He rules their affections, and He rules over their conscience.
Nobody else can do that. I can't rule over you. I can't
rule over your conscience. I wouldn't dare to impose upon
your conscience where you can go and what you can do and what
you can say and who can be your friend and what you do. I would
never. But Christ, He rules the will,
He rules our heart, and He rules our affections. Don't He? And
He rules over our conscience. He tells us what our conscience
is allowed to do and what it's not to do. He's the one who rules
it. Ain't you glad? There's a lot
of people, a lot of preachers, they want to rule over people's
conscience by rules and standards and legalism. But oh, Christ
rules over our conscience. And when our conscience, you
know, He said, your conscience, He said, it's mine. You know
what? And I'll tell you something else
He did with it. He said He purified our conscience. He purified it. He did. He purified our conscience. Angels serve Him and all the
kings of the earth hold their power and their time on the throne
by Him and Him alone. You know there's not anybody
in position of power anywhere in this world. Kings, princes,
dominions, mayors, governors, nobody in power and authority
except Christ put them there. I believe that with all my heart.
If I didn't believe that, I would be a dangerous man. You're talking
about an anarchist. But I'm just being honest with
you. I'll tell you this. You know, everybody's on the
throne. He put them on the throne. And
I tell you what, you know when he gets through with them, he
just casts them aside. He casts them aside. You know,
and that's why I said over, and Isaiah, he said, when the righteous
perish, no man lays it to heart. Righteous people perish every
day, but they pay attention to the people and power of this
world. I'm gonna stop and tell you a story. You remember when
George H.W. Bush died, they put him on a
train and took him all the way across the United States and
let everybody go by and see him and everybody paid their respects
to him and all that. He was a great king. But the
same day that they buried him, there was a little woman, Laverne
Land, a little bitty tiny woman in Cherokee, North Carolina.
She had a little hump on her back. She was a tiny little thing.
She died the same day. And they put her in a pine box
and buried her in a pine box in Cherokee, North Carolina with
a handful of people there. Which one would you rather be
in? Laverne or all the pomp and circumstances of hell? He got all the glory in this
world. She gets all the glory in the world to come. And that's the way it is. People
don't pay no attention to us going. But you let somebody to
somebody die. And they just go. But oh my. You know, by me, our
Lord said, King's reign. And He says, the King's heart
is in the hands of the Lord as the rivers of water, and He turns
it just wherever He wants to. Huh? Oh, listen. Let me tell you something. What? What? John Hus, talking about,
you know, All the kings must one day give an account, all
the powers and kings and princes and all the people of authority
one day going to give an account to our great and glorious King,
the Lord Jesus Christ. And from his judgment there is
no appeal. John Hus, they ended up burning
him at the stake. King Henry the 8th was on the
throne. And you know he killed Eight,
six or seven wives, you know, he'd get married one, kill her,
get married another. And John Hus, he was supposed
to be a priest to the king one day. He had the privilege to
be a priest to the king. And John Hus, priest to the king.
And he told him, just like John the Baptist said, it's not lawful
for you to do what you're doing. You're living in adultery. You
can't kill a woman and take another. You can't kill a woman. And he
said, Mr. Huss, do you know who you're
speaking to? He said, yes, I do. I'm the king
of England. He said, yes, you are. But I
answer to a higher authority than you. And she said, I'm gonna
give you an opportunity to come back next week, and you better
not say the same thing. He got back the next week, preached
exactly the same thing King Henry had him took out and killed. We got any preachers around do
that today? Huh? Oh my, and do you know it's an
honor, it's what a blessed honor it is to serve such a king, What
a blessed honor to be a subject of such a glorious king as the
Lord Jesus Christ. You know, the angels moved by
his will, beckoned, called. He said, I want you to go down
and I want you to dispute with Satan about the body of Moses.
I want you, Gabriel, to go down and tell Mary that she's gonna
have a child. I want you to go down and tell
Joseph that he better marry Mary and keep his mouth shut. You
know, God, He sends angels to do what He wants to do. He said,
I want you to go through Egypt, and I want you to kill every
firstborn in Egypt that night. Well, the angel, what'd he do?
He went through there and killed every firstborn. He said, listen,
when God, when the angel does, and listen. And then He takes
us and saves us and makes us His subject. And one of these
days, we're gonna be just exactly the same way. What if he says,
we're gonna be in glory and everything's gonna be perfect? It's more honor,
more blessed, what a more blessed thing to serve the Lord Jesus
Christ than to have a king serve us. And every subject to king
is crowned with honor, every one of them. Y'all know the story
of Solomon Bathsheba Bathsheba came from the south he was a
wealthy wealthy wealthy woman but she came up to see Solomon
and here is wisdom and when she sat and saw his glory and saw
his wisdom and saw how his servants, and all that they had, and the
wealth they had, and how good he treated them, and how well
they was fed, and how well they looked. She looked at him and
she said, you know, I heard about it, I heard about it. But after
I've met you, and after I've heard you, and after I've seen
your kingdom, and after I've seen how all your servants and
all they have, he said, that hath ain't yet been told. We even got to the half of it.
Oh my. And I tell you what, it's a blessing,
blessing, and it's wise. Oh, it's wise. It's a wise thing to have this
king be our king. Oh my. You know, if he's our
king, we're on the winning side. We know how the story ends, don't
we? And let me tell you this, let's
trust. Let's trust this glorious, glorious
King. Blessed is the man who maketh
the Lord his trust. Oh, trust the King. You know
what you trust Him, the most precious thing you can trust
Him with in this world? Your soul. And you can trust your soul.
to the King of Kings, take your soul, that eternal part of you
that's gonna live on and on and on and on. That's what he said,
God made us living souls. And oh my, we can take and put
our souls in his hands. And I tell you what, he'll take
perfect, glorious care of it. I tell you something else. We
can trust Him with the Lord's people. We can trust Him with
His church. I can trust Him with the church. I can trust Him with
every one of you. I can trust Him for me. And we can trust Him with all
the political affairs of this world. There's no impossibilities
with Him. And I'll tell you something else
about, oh my, He's the God. He's the king of all of our circumstances. And I've told you this before.
Circumstances means what's going on around you. Our circumstances
change. They really do. You know, Fram's
and Bill's circumstances changed from yesterday. That's why they're
going down to the hospital. Their circumstances changed.
And our circumstances change. But I tell you what, you know
who's the one who is over our circumstances and makes the circumference
around them and our stance in them circumference around us?
He does. He said, I want you to be in
this circumstance today. And then this afternoon, I want
you to be in this circumstance. And I want you to be in this
circumstance. I want you to be sick. I want
you to be troubled. I want you to be joyful. I want
you to go through a great trial. And that's fine, ain't it? That's
fine. I tell you, He can move mountains
or leap over them. Let's trust Him for our circumstances. They always come out just right. And as our great and glorious
King, I tell you something we need to do. We need to stand
in reverence of Him, in awe of Him, in fear of Him, and in a
fear, not that He's gonna do anything to punish us, but to
fear and reverence Him, is to hold Him in the greatest and
highest esteem. Oh, my. You know, if you fear
Him, it'll take the fear of God out of you because He's almighty.
And I tell you, He's the doorkeeper. He's the doorkeeper of our hearts.
He's the doorkeeper of our minds. He's the doorkeeper of our souls.
And I tell you, the fear of Him will keep you from going out
here and sinning in this world and living like somebody who
don't belong to Christ. And I'll tell you something else
about this blessed, blessed King, this King of glory. He has the
power of life and death in His hands. Yeah, yeah, He has the
power of life and death in His hands. And now let's be careful,
very, very careful what we think about Him and how we act towards
Him. Do you remember when our Lord
Jesus, they came and got Him, and you can read about it in
Luke, You know, from chapter 60 and down. But he, they put
a purple robe on him. Mocked him as a king. Put a crown
of thorns on him. Put a reed in his hand. And then
beat him with that reed. And then, then they smote him. And then they delivered him to
the Sanhedrin, the council. And they said, if you're the
Son of God, if you're the King, if you're the Christ, tell us.
He said, if I told you, you wouldn't believe me. And if I told you,
you're still not gonna let me go. You're not gonna do that. And then they took him over to
Pilate. Pilate tried to let him go, and then one day Pilate said,
listen, listen, I've got the power to crucify
you or the power to let you go. Do you know what our Lord said
to him? You're an absolute fool. You
ain't got any power. You have no power whatsoever. The only power you've got is
what my father gave you. And I'm in your hands because
my father willed for me to be right here. Ain't that right?
Oh my. And let us be under subjection
to such a great and blessed and glorious King. I tell you, if
old Scott preached one time, kiss the son. Proverbs of Psalms
2 and verse 12. Kiss the son. Kiss the son, lest
he be angry with you. Oh, I tell you what, if you kiss
him, you know what he'll do? He'll kiss you with the kisses
of his mouth. That's what He said you do. Obey, submit to this glorious
King. And then look what blessed comfort.
Oh my goodness, I got to hurry. Oh my, what comfort for those
who are His willing subjects. Oh, His power, His wisdom, His
grace, and all that He is. And He will and does, He does
manifest Himself to us and comfort us and give us assurance. He'll
plead our cause before God Almighty. He will protect us as our King. He will deliver us from our enemies. He'll save us from all of our
spiritual dangers. He's never failed yet. And I
tell you, for that soul who don't know Him, that soul who don't
trust Him, this should trouble them, should trouble them very
much. When you set yourself against the King of kings and the Lord
of lords and the King of glories, I tell you what, you set yourself
against somebody you can't win. You can't win. Oh my. And I tell you what, you know
what he'll do? He'll set himself against you. Oh, you don't want
him to set himself against you. He'll set your own conscience
against you sometimes. And he'll set diseases of the
body against you. And he'll even set men's friends
against him. You know, earthly kings, for
years, sons have killed their own fathers to get the throne.
And kings, old kings, and I guess maybe they still do it, they
have what they call tasters. If they bring them wine, somebody's
got to drink the wine, make sure it ain't got no poison in it.
And if they're going to eat food, somebody's got to taste all the
food. And then they wait to see if he's going to die or get poisoned. And then the king can eat it.
So it's all right for you to die. But boy, I know somebody's
trying to poison you. I'll go get them. So oh my, don't
set yourself against the king of kings. And he don't need no
tasters. He don't need no tasters. Oh, our Father, thank you for
meeting with us today. Thank you for your blessed, glorious
gospel. Thank you for being our Lord,
our King, our God, our Savior. Oh, our Lord, our Lord, our Lord. Oh, Father, we take your yoke
upon us. Oh, Lord, we do. We take it on us. It's so easy.
It's so light. It's so comfortable. And the
burden you lay on us is so light. So light. Oh, compared to what
you suffered and compared to eternity, our burdens are so
light. And God bless the gospel today
to the hearts of those that's met with us. And again, we pray
for those that we've prayed for earlier, Bill and Fran, Rick
and Helen, others among us who are troubled in heart and troubled
in mind. We ask for your mercies, your
grace, and your will to be done in their hearts and lives. For
Christ's sake, we praise you. Amen. Let us sing, I think it's
42, is that All Hail the Power? Is number 42 All Hail the Power? Is that it, All Hail the Power?
Yes, let's stand together. Sing All Hail the Power. All hail the power of Jesus'
name. Let angels prostrate fall. Bring forth the royal diadem
and crown Him Lord of all. Bring forth the royal diadem
and crown him Lord of all. Ye chosen seed of Israel's race,
ye ransomed Have him who saves you by his grace and call him Lord of all. Let every kindred, every tribe
on this terrestrial ball, to Him all majesty ascribe, and
call Him Lord. O that with yonder sacred throne
we at his feet may fall. We'll join the everlasting song
and crown him Lord of all. We'll join the everlasting song
and crown him Lord of all.