the potentate
by marilynn hughes
The Potentate, By Marilynn Hughes - The out of body travel journey pinnacles as the seeker becomes the emanation of divine thrust through the out of body experiences which propel her into an evolutionary transformational frequency and vibration. It can only be known, it cannot be understood.
“Crown him with many crowns,the Lamb upon his throne,Hark! how the heavenly anthem drownsall music but its own.Awake, my soul, and singof him who died for thee,and hail him as thy matchless Kingthrough all eternity.
Crown him the Lord of life,who triumphed o'er the grave,and rose victorious in the strifefor 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 peace,whose power a scepter swaysfrom pole to pole, that wars may cease,and all be prayer and praise.His reign shall know no end,and round his pierced feetfair flowers of paradise extendtheir fragrance ever sweet.
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 failthroughout eternity.”
Matthew Bridges, 1852, and Godfrey Thring, 1874. Music: George Elvey, 1868 An Out-of-Body Travel Book
Crown him the Lord of life,who triumphed o'er the grave,and rose victorious in the strifefor 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 peace,whose power a scepter swaysfrom pole to pole, that wars may cease,and all be prayer and praise.His reign shall know no end,and round his pierced feetfair flowers of paradise extendtheir fragrance ever sweet.
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 failthroughout eternity.”
Matthew Bridges, 1852, and Godfrey Thring, 1874. Music: George Elvey, 1868 An Out-of-Body Travel Book