Lord, the King of kings art Thou

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Lord, the King of kings art Thou,
In Thy presence here we bow;
God's anointed we adore,
Worship Thee in holy awe.
Unto Thee, of kings the King,
All the saints Thy praises sing!
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Thine authority and pow'r
Shall prevail from shore to shore!
All shall serve and worship Thee
In Thy kingly majesty!
Unto Thee, of kings the King,
All Thy praise shall ever ring!
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Lord, Thy kingdom stands alone,
And forever is Thy throne!
To Thy glory and Thy pow'r
We will sing forevermore!
Now to Thee, of kings the King,
All the saints Thy praises sing!
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Gracious Lord, our sovereign King,
Thy dear name we love to sing!
O how sweet Thy reign and rule.
May Thy kingdom come in full!
Yet to Thee, of kings the King
Here Thy praise we gladly sing!

Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.

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Un Hermano

GOD GIVING THE AUTHORITY, THE KINGDOM,

AND THE THRONE TO THE LORD JESUS

This Jesus is a marvelous One. We must see that He is not only the crucified Jesus but also the One who is on the throne. When we receive Him, He comes into us not from the cross but from the throne. Moreover, He comes into us not only from the throne but also with the throne.

Hence, when we are saved, we receive the Savior and also the King of kings and the Lord of Lords. Many gospel hymns depict a scene similar to what is portrayed in the following lines: “I prostrated myself before the cross, before the pierced feet of the Lord Jesus. I saw the nail marks on His hands. I saw His pierced side. I saw the stripes on His back. I saw the thorny crown on His head. I saw the thorns piercing into His head; His blood flowed out drop by drop. I then knelt down before the crucified Jesus, receiving this man on the cross as my Savior…

May the Lord grant us mercy to see that being a Christian is a matter not only of being spiritual but also of submitting to authority. We must see that the Lord in whom we believe is the King of kings, the Lord who has received the authority on the throne. Today the Lord as the Spirit has entered into us to establish His throne in us and become our King, and we must submit to His authority, acknowledge Him as our King, and receive His ruling. If we live in such a condition, from the throne within us will flow the living water, the water of life, which will supply the need of others. In this way our inner being will be living, satisfied, strengthened, enlightened, and enriched. Moreover, Christ will reign and be glorified on the throne.

What the Kingdom Is to the Believers

Chapter 3 (LSM)


Jack Petrash

Irving, TX

A rich hymn of adoration to our dear and precious Lord and King-Jesus Christ.

Verse 4:

Gracious Lord, our sovereign King, Thy dear name we love to sing!

Oh how sweet Thy reign and rule, May thy kingdom come in full!

Yet to Thee of kings the King,

Here Thy praise we gladly sing!

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