On entering the cathedral the king and queen were met by bishops Wagle and Aarflot and Bishop Wagle greeted them with the words : " May the Lord bless your going in and your coming out now and for evermore . " The king and queen proceeded through the nave and seated themselves on the 1818 coronation thrones.
32.
At the foot of the pillar is a Stone of Remembrance inscribed with the words : " Their name liveth for evermore . " The main inscription is in both English and French, while the column also bears an inscription in English, Arabic, Hindi and Gurmukhi : " God is One, His is the Victory ".
33.
The main inscription on the monument, on the square plinth, reads " IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THE BRITISH THOMSON-HOUSTON COY WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WARS ", with the dates of the two world wars inscribed to either side; below is the dedication " THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE ".
34.
A Stone of Remembrance is sited on a platform of three steps in front of the pavilion, inscribed with the phrase " THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE " and the dates of the two world wars ( the dates of the Second World War were added at a later date, though the names of the casualties from that conflict were not ).
35.
The south face reads " THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE ", while the dates of the First and Second World Wars are inscribed in Roman numerals on each face higher on the plinth : " MCMXIV TO MCMXIX " ( 1914 1919 ) on the north and south faces and " MCMXXXIX TO MCMXLV " ( 1939 1945 ) on the east and west.
36.
In 1666, Charles II granted by charter ( confirmed in 1669 by Parliament ) to Andrew Oswald of Dalderse, advocate, and his heirs the town and lands of Dalderse, Stirlingshire, with houses, fishing rights, etc . Furthermore, that these properties were to be incorporated in a whole free barony, to be called for evermore the barony of Dalderse.
37.
And from the place where every human soul is, He has consecrated for that soul a new and living way through all the vicissitudes and experiences of a whole lifetime, and even through death and the tomb, into the holiest of all at the right hand of God for evermore . . . . Perfection, perfection of character, is the Christian goal perfection attained in human flesh in this world.
38.
He notes that the Christian ethical ideal would retain immense potency in the 20th century and that women and men _ as disparate as Martin Luther King Jr ., Simone Weil, Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin _ would decide to " ignore the death of God in the 19th century " and put their trust in One who said, ` I was dead, and see, I am alive for evermore . "'
39.
And while thou dost prepare for us, prepare us also for that happy place, that where they are and thou art, we too may be for evermore . " "'It appears that many of the lines of this prayer are included in Raymond's poem " Death is Only an Horizon . " In contrast, other than references on the internet, no definitive work or reference by Raymond has come to light that includes his version of the poem.
40.
"For Evermore " alludes to Nevermore " and " Seven Seas of Rhye " from the album " Queen II " as well as " Lily of the Valley " from " Sheer Heart Attack "; compare, " The King of Rhye will be crowned again / His messenger will spread the word far through the land / He will sail the seven seas of his kingdom " ( " For Evermore " ) with, " Messenger from Seven Seas has flown / To tell the King of Rhye he's lost his throne " ( " Lily of the Valley " ).
