His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns.
Revelation 19:12
Words: Thomas Kelly (1769–1855). Appeared in The Sacred Lute, edited by Edwin T. Winkler (Charleston, South Carolina: Southern Baptist Publication Society, 1855).
Music: Zane, anonymous, in The Sabbath Hymn and Tune Book, edited by Lowell Mason, Edwards A. Park & Austin Phelps (New York; Boston, Massachusetts & Chicago, Illinois: Mason Brothers, 1859), page 166 (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know the composer, or where to get a good picture of him (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
Crowns of glory ever bright
Rest upon the Conqueror’s head;
Crowns of glory are His right—
His, who liveth and was dead.
He subdued the powers of hell,
In the fight He stood alone;
All His foes before Him fell,
By His single arm o’erthrown.
His the battle, His the toil;
His the honors of the day;
His the glory and the spoil:
Jesus bears them all away.
Now proclaim His deeds afar;
Fill the world with His renown:
His alone the victor’s car;
His the everlasting crown!