I love it how when people sing, it doesn’t matter what country they’re from or the accent they have. They all simply harmonize and sound like one beautiful choir.
THANK YOU! As a cradle Episcopalian, these hymns are an important part of the history and liturgy of the church. I told my minister that if I ever saw a drum kit up on the chancel, we were gone.
Magnificent ! This represents the best of the English tradition of church singing: a large cathedral or (in this case) abbey church full of enthusiastic singers being led by an expert choir. As usual, the choristers sing a descant to the final verse, and what an exquisite sound thirty little boys make, when their voices rise above the singing of a thousand people.
Not all American churches do that. I'm part of a small Anglican Church plant in Austin,Texas and we sing a respectful blend of old and new, mostly old hymns. The new we do sing is good new.
+Christie Thompson Visited church for the first time since I left it. What a letdown! No processional, no choir, no use of the hymnal, no dress code. A "band" urged us to "get with the spirit" and sang one song endlessly in American Idol fashion. The "hymns" were on a teleprompter and sounded like nursery school ditties and the organ could barely be heard above the drums. If god was a cell phone folks were certainly getting in touch,
We used to sing these grand old hymns in church in the USA. We almost never do anymore, pretty much just singing "praise choruses." But what greater praise to God can be given than the singing of this wonderful old Hymn. We've lost something.
I found it very moving to see HM and her family singing this hymn. Every Sunday we pray for HM and her family - this glimpse of them at prayer completed a circle for me and underlined the unity of the Crown and people. Beautiful.
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (November 24, Christ the King Sunday), I played this as the Closing Hymn. It is #855 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. So ends the church year.
It is here! Never was one of Jesus' prayers unanswered… as in "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." Heaven is not a place, but rather a state of consciousness… for those who understand. God's will is actually rather simple. It merely require that we love one another. Live in that state of consciousness. You don't have to die to get there. Sent with love. CVD
Westminster is a holy place. And you Anglicans can sing. The people that divided us are long dead. Maybe one day we can all pray together. God bless you ! Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany
@@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 I am atheist but if I am gonna chose 1, Its the Queen. Afterall, we need representation but its not all about holyness. Just a namesake/Leader style.👌 She is my Monarch from my birth 'till now - the constant presence of CoE.
@@JV-yd4qg As a German I love Her Majesty. She not only gives strength to Great Britain. She is an Idol for all the politicians in the world. Please respect my faith. I respect You too.
Job Orjioke thank you for saying that you will see that my first comment (above) focussed on the music and sadly forgot the LORD Who inspired it I so often do that I love traditional church music BUT some modern worship songs are very inspired as well Thank you again and to everyone else who gave God the glory in their comments (See also Acts 12.23)
This is a beautiful Catholic hymn, Matthew Bridges wrote it and set it to music written by Lord Elvey. He converted to Catholicism in 1848 and wrote the hymn in 1851, I believe.
When the Supreme KING of Kings and LORD of Lords, the LORD OUR GOD, who reigns forever in the Heavenly Realm above the Circle of the Earth, ascends to the Heavenly Throne in awesome Majesty and in great Glory, HE is indeed crowned with many Crowns!
1. Crown him with many crowns, the Lamb upon his throne, Hark! how the heavenly anthem drowns all music but its own. Awake, my soul, and sing of him who died for thee, and hail him as thy matchless King through all eternity. 2. Crown him the Lord of life, who triumphed o'er the grave, and rose victorious in the strife for those he came to save. His glories now we sing, who died, and rose on high, who died, eternal life to bring, and lives that death may die. 3. Crown him the Lord of peace, whose power a scepter sways from pole to pole, that wars may cease, and all be prayer and praise. His reign shall know no end, and round his pierced feet fair flowers of paradise extend their fragrance ever sweet. 4. Crown him the Lord of love; behold his hands and side, those wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified. All hail, Redeemer, hail! For thou hast died for me; thy praise and glory shall not fail throughout eternity.
+radiootoo I personally rate it as one of The most powerful and anointed hymns in Christendom. It lacked the anointing here; when sung by people who have a relationship with The Lord Jesus Christ the anointing can be picked right away. I did often lead with this when I was once a worship leader.
wow Mr Taylor i love your comments which says you did often lead with this hymn when you were once a worshiper. please I want to know if You are no longer a worshiper.
I will ALWAYS, ALWAYS be a Worshiper; I have long since been a worship leader. I am now nominating for the Senate in the upcoming Australian elections with RUAP a Christian Party.
This is what please the Lord, not contemporary music which may imminently turn the church into a carnal one. These hymns shall never cease and they will be in heaven
Hope you are well after these many years. I must disagree with you on what you state about contemporary Christian worship being somehow inherently invalid. These songs have a beautiful focus on God but contemporary music has its place too!
I always like the looks on the Royals faces as they look around when those sopranos are reaching those high nots at the top of there lungs. Its kind of funny.
Great hymn done beautifully. I can't help but notice all the woman's hats. I wish we wore hats like this in the states. You see a few but not many, even at church.
May God Always Save the Queen! May God Aways save the United Kingdom! This is one of my very favorite hymns. Our Lord Jesus Christ is indeed King of Kings and Lord of Lords, anointed by The Father Almighty Himself. Thanks to Alexander Hersh for his lovely post.
Crown him with many crowns, the Lamb upon his throne. Hark! how the heavenly anthem drowns all music but its own. Awake, my soul, and sing of him who died for thee, and hail him as thy matchless king through all eternity. 2 Crown him the Lord of life, who triumphed o'er the grave, and rose victorious in the strife for those he came to save; his glories now we sing who died and rose on high, who died eternal life to bring, and lives that death may die. Crown him the Lord of love; behold his hands and side, rich wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified; no angels in the sky can fully bear that sight, but downward bends their burning eye at mysteries so bright. 4 Crown him the Lord of years, the potentate of time, creator of the rolling spheres, ineffably sublime. All hail, Redeemer, hail! for thou hast died for me; thy praise shall never, never fail throughout eternity.
"Com Cristo coroai, Cordeiro vencedor!"... em português do Brasil. Lindo, lindo. Maravilhoso esse hino. Obrigado pela partilha. Louvado seja nosso Deus Trino!
It is so wonderful to hear God's Children Praise Him at once! Beautiful and Majestic hymns picked for the Queen's 50th Anniversary Service in 2010! Blessings to All! Lynnae Larson CT USA
I so enjoy the excellence of British Choirs and Pipe Organs, and am continually amazed at the dispassionate looks on the faces of the Royal Family as "worshippers" Great, great song! Amazing arrangement! Awake my soul and sing!
Oh what a breath of fresh air! You are absolutely right - the ritual, the colour the mystery, the symbolism - all lost by the current obsession to be 'with it' I attended church as a young child and didn't understand very much at other than it was important to my mother - little by little as I grew older the meanings began to dawn on me and I became a believer. There has be a challenge, otherwise the church simply becomes a performance - it's message lost in banal clapping and twanging.
have missed my church choir seen when have lost our great organist and most of members of the choir have gone to another churches, wish everyone happy easter..
Nice to know that by singing that hymn that the English Monarch knows that her crown is a temporary thing and that the crowns that Jesus wears are eternal!
A great hymn as I have mentioned previously in another sentence. What a great Choir at Westminster Abbey and Organist. The descant was superb from the boy trebles.
The one whose estate only pays taxes they want to pay? Whose son is a moral degenerate who cheated on his wife and harasses parliamentarians which rambling letters urging them to vote how he wants them to vote? Whose grandson married a woman with an abortion, human, sex and drug trafficking and terrorist welcoming open borders agenda?
Don't waste this precious life on these not so important earthly things buddy, you are a gift to the people who are around you and love you. Be a gift to them and yourself. For ten years I have loved a man but never even touched him, I know he will never be mine but for me he is my everything, my love, my life, just everything and I would be happy to see him happy with whomever he lives! For in his joy lies mine, I will love him for eternity even if we are never untied in the physical form!
I must say..it is a comfort that even the Royal family may be stumped on certian song arrangements! They all stuck to and got thru! It was beautiful tho!
Can you imagine what it will be like in heaven singing this with all the angels and saints? I also love how the ROYALS are singing, humbling themselves before the True King of Kings.
That day may only dawn when all Christians are faced with the powers of darkness. Who can possibly believe an omnipotent God is concerned with whether one crosses right to left, or left to right - whether one kneels or stands for parayer? You are absolutely correct - amen and God Bless you.
(continued) And no two hymnals have the same selections (or so it seems)! And I'm glad for the two sets. This is among my favorite hymns, and with so many stanzas extant, it's just that many more reasons to sing it again! My favorite (not sung here): Crown Him the Lord of Heaven, enthroned in worlds above, Crown Him the King to Whom is given the wondrous name of Love. Crown Him with many crowns, as thrones before Him fall; Crown Him, ye kings, with many crowns, for He is King of all.
I love it how when people sing, it doesn’t matter what country they’re from or the accent they have. They all simply harmonize and sound like one beautiful choir.
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If hymns like this are so inspiring I wonder how the ones in heaven would be. Glory to God Almighty.
+Ephraim Yellow-Duke One has to wonder.
Many are looking forward to it, bro. May the Great Day swiftly come!
Amen.
And it makes me wonder why anyone would want to listen to guitars and folk music at church.
THANK YOU! As a cradle Episcopalian, these hymns are an important part of the history and liturgy of the church. I told my minister that if I ever saw a drum kit up on the chancel, we were gone.
THIS is how hymns have always been meant to be sung, folks!
Note: *not one guitar!* 🎵 LOVE this. Wish I knew the words after the first stanza lol.
Thank God the Anglican Church has preserved these beautiful hymns. They are for me the 'rock of ages'.
Magnificent ! This represents the best of the English tradition of church singing: a large cathedral or (in this case) abbey church full of enthusiastic singers being led by an expert choir. As usual, the choristers sing a descant to the final verse, and what an exquisite sound thirty little boys make, when their voices rise above the singing of a thousand people.
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One of my favorite hymns that we sang in our Church when I was growing up.
Still alive and at the right hand of his Father.
I love this edifying and respectful type of music. To me it trumps the modern rock show music that is being played in our American churches today.
Not all American churches do that. I'm part of a small Anglican Church plant in Austin,Texas and we sing a respectful blend of old and new, mostly old hymns. The new we do sing is good new.
+Christie Thompson Visited church for the first time since I left it. What a letdown! No processional, no choir, no use of the hymnal, no dress code. A "band" urged us to "get with the spirit" and sang one song endlessly in American Idol fashion. The "hymns" were on a teleprompter and sounded like nursery school ditties and the organ could barely be heard above the drums. If god was a cell phone folks were certainly getting in touch,
Very sad, and becoming commonplace across America. Rock stars wearing skinny jeans making love to a microphone for Jesus
but Anglican churches also have gay pastors and women pastors..
so true.. i am so tired of it
I miss my anglican church where i grew up. this turn brings back memories. anglican have the best hymns
Tratitional Catholics the best
We used to sing these grand old hymns in church in the USA. We almost never do anymore, pretty much just singing "praise choruses." But what greater praise to God can be given than the singing of this wonderful old Hymn. We've lost something.
Another superb hymn,and great choir and Organist work from this fantastic choir at Westminster Abbey.
"Crown him with many crowns" the Queen sings!.
If it's from the heart there's nothing more honorable to Him.
2:44 all stops pulled out for this last Verse! My goodness the English Church knows how to raise the Roof when it comes to Praiseful Worship!
I found it very moving to see HM and her family singing this hymn. Every Sunday we pray for HM and her family - this glimpse of them at prayer completed a circle for me and underlined the unity of the Crown and people. Beautiful.
How is “Him”?
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (November 24, Christ the King Sunday), I played this as the Closing Hymn. It is #855 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. So ends the church year.
I so much love Anglican church all the way from Nigeria
That is the most breathtaking trumpet opening I have ever heard...
It tears my heart to pieces...
Richly sung with a magnificent choir. Splendid hymn as well.
This Hymns are so wonderful...seems that Heaven is here..!!
It is here! Never was one of Jesus' prayers unanswered… as in "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." Heaven is not a place, but rather a state of consciousness… for those who understand. God's will is actually rather simple. It merely require that we love one another. Live in that state of consciousness. You don't have to die to get there. Sent with love. CVD
Indeed you are right, Don Gilli.
Charles Davis Heaven IS a place: Jesus said "Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name..."
one of my very favorites - the words are magnificent - all hail Redeemer hail, for thou hast died for me!!!!
Absolutely magnificent....choir, congregation, and superb organist.
Westminster is a holy place. And you Anglicans can sing. The people that divided us are long dead. Maybe one day we can all pray together. God bless you ! Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany
We have the Queen. We will never be Catholic.👌 No need for Pope😑
@@JV-yd4qg Do you think any Catholic or even God needs the Queen ?
@@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 I am atheist but if I am gonna chose 1, Its the Queen. Afterall, we need representation but its not all about holyness. Just a namesake/Leader style.👌 She is my Monarch from my birth 'till now - the constant presence of CoE.
@@JV-yd4qg As a German I love Her Majesty. She not only gives strength to Great Britain. She is an Idol for all the politicians in the world. Please respect my faith. I respect You too.
@@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949 The reason for my 1st post. We have different way so it was Impossible.👌We just have to agree to disagree.
I am a Lutheran Deaconess. I chose this hymn in Honor of my Savior Jesus Christ. I love this hymn so much. Thank you for sharing!
Christ the Lord is risen! Alleluia!
He is risen indeed.
God Save the queen
Alexandra Asbury Indeed
Amen.Would you tell me which church have highest member?
@@ayushkumarji9774 Amen brother. Roman Catholic is the largest church in the world.
All glory, honour and praise be unto the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! What a beautiful hymn.
Wonderful music. The organist is magnificent...the settings, the feel, the pulse for the music and the way he leads the congregation is superb.
Beautiful, love this hymn & the descant on the last verse.
How does the Church of England know how to arrange these magnificent old hymns in such a regal - powerful stunning way.... BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!
Jesus my soon-coming King! I bless your holy name! If we don't praise you, even the very stones will rise in praise and worship of thee!
well said
True
Job Orjioke thank you for saying that you will see that my first comment (above) focussed on the music and sadly forgot the LORD Who inspired it I so often do that I love traditional church music BUT some modern worship songs are very inspired as well Thank you again and to everyone else who gave God the glory in their comments (See also Acts 12.23)
Praise be to God, our Lord and Savior Jesus the Christ!!
@@davidcrook4166 it is our flesh brother that gets sleepy when we read the Bible or forgets to praise the Creator rather than the creation.
This is a beautiful Catholic hymn, Matthew Bridges wrote it and set it to music written by Lord Elvey. He converted to Catholicism in 1848 and wrote the hymn in 1851, I believe.
😂😂 This is an Anglican hymn!
Even the crown of England will be placed at HIS feet, Amen and amen
When the Supreme KING of Kings and LORD of Lords, the LORD OUR GOD, who reigns forever in the Heavenly Realm above the Circle of the Earth, ascends to the Heavenly Throne in awesome Majesty and in great Glory, HE is indeed crowned with many Crowns!
Amen to all traditional hymns
Well said!
Yesssss!!!!!
Perfect!! All Hail that KING!!!!!
1. Crown him with many crowns,
the Lamb upon his throne,
Hark! how the heavenly anthem drowns
all music but its own.
Awake, my soul, and sing
of him who died for thee,
and hail him as thy matchless King
through all eternity.
2. Crown him the Lord of life,
who triumphed o'er the grave,
and rose victorious in the strife
for those he came to save.
His glories now we sing,
who died, and rose on high,
who died, eternal life to bring,
and lives that death may die.
3. Crown him the Lord of peace,
whose power a scepter sways
from pole to pole, that wars may cease,
and all be prayer and praise.
His reign shall know no end,
and round his pierced feet
fair flowers of paradise extend
their fragrance ever sweet.
4. Crown him the Lord of love;
behold his hands and side,
those wounds, yet visible above,
in beauty glorified.
All hail, Redeemer, hail!
For thou hast died for me;
thy praise and glory shall not fail
throughout eternity.
+radiootoo I personally rate it as one of The most powerful and anointed hymns in Christendom. It lacked the anointing here; when sung by people who have a relationship with The Lord Jesus Christ the anointing can be picked right away. I did often lead with this when I was once a worship leader.
wow Mr Taylor i love your comments which says you did often lead with this hymn when you were once a worshiper. please I want to know if You are no longer a worshiper.
I will ALWAYS, ALWAYS be a Worshiper; I have long since been a worship leader. I am now nominating for the Senate in the upcoming Australian elections with RUAP a Christian Party.
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Oh my my my.... every verse to this hymn is so so so powerful....Every verse. Thanks for sharing.
All we need in any situation is to pray to love Jesus more, and love is gratitude.
Magnificent hymn!
great way to start any day - national anthem for daily devotions
I wish I could sing with them this glorious Hymn! Paul Bittner
ANOTHER GREAT HYMN WITH GREAT FANFARE TO START WITH.
This is what please the Lord, not contemporary music which may imminently turn the church into a carnal one. These hymns shall never cease and they will be in heaven
Hope you are well after these many years. I must disagree with you on what you state about contemporary Christian worship being somehow inherently invalid. These songs have a beautiful focus on God but contemporary music has its place too!
Such songs are from divine inspiration - Music and words (!)
I always like the looks on the Royals faces as they look around when those sopranos are reaching those high nots at the top of there lungs. Its kind of funny.
The grand final gives me chills!❤
There is but one crown. And that is the Spoken Word. "The Word became Flesh and dwelt among us."
HE is the almighty KING of all the earth and the heavens. HE is Our Redeemer!
Great hymn done beautifully. I can't help but notice all the woman's hats. I wish we wore hats like this in the states. You see a few but not many, even at church.
Beautiful Hymn.
So good to hear these beautiful hymns again! Love from South Africa
Another great Anglican hymn sung magnificently by this great choir.
Whoever composed this wonderful hymn, it's sure that millions use this for magnifying our Lord.
nethymnal.org/htm/c/r/crownhim.htm
Sam Zacharia are u Indian?????
Love the ladies’ hats!
May God Always Save the Queen! May God Aways save the United Kingdom! This is one of my very favorite hymns. Our Lord Jesus Christ is indeed King of Kings and Lord of Lords, anointed by The Father Almighty Himself. Thanks to Alexander Hersh for his lovely post.
Crown him with many crowns,
the Lamb upon his throne.
Hark! how the heavenly anthem drowns
all music but its own.
Awake, my soul, and sing
of him who died for thee,
and hail him as thy matchless king
through all eternity.
2 Crown him the Lord of life,
who triumphed o'er the grave,
and rose victorious in the strife
for those he came to save;
his glories now we sing
who died and rose on high,
who died eternal life to bring,
and lives that death may die.
Crown him the Lord of love;
behold his hands and side,
rich wounds, yet visible above,
in beauty glorified;
no angels in the sky
can fully bear that sight,
but downward bends their burning eye
at mysteries so bright.
4 Crown him the Lord of years,
the potentate of time,
creator of the rolling spheres,
ineffably sublime.
All hail, Redeemer, hail!
for thou hast died for me;
thy praise shall never, never fail
throughout eternity.
"Com Cristo coroai, Cordeiro vencedor!"... em português do Brasil. Lindo, lindo. Maravilhoso esse hino. Obrigado pela partilha. Louvado seja nosso Deus Trino!
CROWN HIM WITH MANY CROWNS..MAGNIFICANT WORDS...WELL SUNG
It is so wonderful to hear God's Children Praise Him at once! Beautiful and Majestic hymns picked for the Queen's 50th Anniversary Service in 2010!
Blessings to All! Lynnae Larson CT USA
Oh blessed i am today through this hymn
final verse is amazing. Heavenly.
I so enjoy the excellence of British Choirs and Pipe Organs, and am continually amazed at the dispassionate looks on the faces of the Royal Family as "worshippers" Great, great song! Amazing arrangement! Awake my soul and sing!
Magnificent! 2:42 : Beautiful arrangement! It is a real pleasure to listen this choir.
Oh what a breath of fresh air! You are absolutely right - the ritual, the colour the mystery, the symbolism - all lost by the current obsession to be 'with it'
I attended church as a young child and didn't understand very much at other than it was important to my mother - little by little as I grew older the meanings began to dawn on me and I became a believer.
There has be a challenge, otherwise the church simply becomes a performance - it's message lost in banal clapping and twanging.
Truly glorious done in British style!
Wow so beautiful. Hallelujah ❤
have missed my church choir seen when have lost our great organist and most of members of the choir have gone to another churches, wish everyone happy easter..
Nice to know that by singing that hymn that the English Monarch knows that her crown is a temporary thing and that the crowns that Jesus wears are eternal!
beautiful
Good grief Charley Brown, that was an absolutely stunning arrangement and singing of that wonderful song. Thank you!
Great and inspired hymns meant to lift the hearts of men for the glory of God.
I was born in America. I am not a subject of the Queen but my grandparents were. I'm proud of my heritage. Long Live the Queen.
A great hymn as I have mentioned previously in another sentence. What a great Choir at Westminster Abbey and Organist. The descant was superb from the boy trebles.
How nice to see people dressed decently at church! So often one sees them arrive in board shorts and zorries.
Just lovely!
Unearthly beauty. I cry in gratitude every time I watch this video.
GLORY AND MAJESTY TO THE TRINITY FOREVER AND EVER AMEN
Soul lifting music indeed
See what a great choir can do ! they knocked the socks off the royal family when the sang that descant lol
All Glory to our Almighty God.
God bless The Queen and the England!
The one whose estate only pays taxes they want to pay? Whose son is a moral degenerate who cheated on his wife and harasses parliamentarians which rambling letters urging them to vote how he wants them to vote? Whose grandson married a woman with an abortion, human, sex and drug trafficking and terrorist welcoming open borders agenda?
This brings back great memories of my childhood singing in the children's choir!
with Him Praise,you died for me,Lord,Saints,His Bride,My soul, Father,
majestic!
Absolutely totally incomparable!
That was so beautiful. Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!
Soul touching. God be praised forever Amen.
Awake my soul and sing , of Him who ...
Praise God, Everlasting King!
Don't waste this precious life on these not so important earthly things buddy, you are a gift to the people who are around you and love you. Be a gift to them and yourself.
For ten years I have loved a man but never even touched him, I know he will never be mine but for me he is my everything, my love, my life, just everything and I would be happy to see him happy with whomever he lives! For in his joy lies mine, I will love him for eternity even if we are never untied in the physical form!
So many great hymns in the Australian Hymn Book but what an uplifting hymn is " Crown him with many crowns " The best!!!
Makes me want to cry!
wonderful hymn
Like, heavenly. Way to go, babes!
Sanctify this place with Thy word Of Lord and we will give You praise and honour.
ANOTHER GREAT SERVICE AND SUNG SUPERBLY BY THIS GREAT CHOIR OF THE ABBEY...IT DOESN`T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS.
I must say..it is a comfort that even the Royal family may be stumped on certian song arrangements! They all stuck to and got thru! It was beautiful tho!
Another of the great hymns. Great warm memories at Kingston College Boys School morning services
Can you imagine what it will be like in heaven singing this with all the angels and saints?
I also love how the ROYALS are singing, humbling themselves before the True King of Kings.
Powerful presentation. But that it would reach into the hearts of those who sang and heard that day and even now.
Wonderful old hymn.The Church is doing a great job keeping the traditional hymns alive.
That day may only dawn when all Christians are faced with the powers of darkness.
Who can possibly believe an omnipotent God is concerned with whether one crosses right to left, or left to right - whether one kneels or stands for parayer?
You are absolutely correct - amen and God Bless you.
イエスさまに、この、壮大な、讃美歌が、伝わっていると、思います。私は、日本人です。
(continued) And no two hymnals have the same selections (or so it seems)! And I'm glad for the two sets. This is among my favorite hymns, and with so many stanzas extant, it's just that many more reasons to sing it again! My favorite (not sung here): Crown Him the Lord of Heaven, enthroned in worlds above, Crown Him the King to Whom is given the wondrous name of Love.
Crown Him with many crowns, as thrones before Him fall;
Crown Him, ye kings, with many crowns, for He is King of all.