reigneth
Sits on throne
Reigneth is an archaic verb form meaning "reigns"—rules as a monarch or holds dominion.
The -eth ending marked third-person singular present tense in Early Modern English.
The word survives almost exclusively in biblical and liturgical contexts: The Lord reigneth; let the earth rejoice.
Outside religious quotation, it sounds deliberately archaic or mock-formal.
Having complete power
- eternalLasting without end
- heavenlyDivinely pleasant or blissful
- gloryExalted honor and praise
- psalmSacred scriptural song
hymn · worship · exalted · lordship · providence · omnipotent · sanctified · hallowed
almighty
Having complete power
psalm · hymn · worship · exalted · lordship · providence · omnipotent · sanctified · hallowed · blessed
throne
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
- scepterCeremonial staff of sovereignty
- kingdomMonarch's ruled territory
- monarchHereditary supreme ruler
dynasty · anointed · sovereign · vassal · feudal · noble · duke · earl · baron · chivalry
governeth
Exercises ruling authority
control · ascendancy · hegemony · preside · helm · master · dictate · oversee · administer · jurisdiction