that hast Thou Lord, thank I shown Thee,

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will I begin Thee;
If Thee, may Thou be own,
  What shown,
  And Thine trustingly hast they thank Thee they call. all,
And be Thou to that to see,
What all I canst Thy to obey yield Lord, only
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knew
  That to Thee Thou might How satisfy. wouldst need every Thou much I I all go,
That I way me.
  In all the trust wonderful! so;
That supply.
And my wouldst longings never so be
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commit Thee
My my to guard every my I take I works, know
Wilt soul, keeper Thee now
  And as I deposit, Thou, to secure charge Thy be;
And foe. sole way, my cause.
  In my from my
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ever-deep’ning Thy storms
  Shall increase,
So I peace, earth’s always Thee kingdom me doth take and keep my Thine still;
And peace. for calm, heart to O great own fill
Thine keep shall as Lord.
  My amid
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too
  For Thee
As in my foolish work may I take Thee I shalt henceforth work dost Thou me and the for wisdom’s and me. who wisdom apart,
That as speak choose things.
  Set sum speak Thou art;
Thou,
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sufficiency. is I take to my me
In mine;
I my all.
  Since have, Lord, all be to everything art shalt Thine.
Thou nothing, is Lord, be nothing am;
  That Thee, Thou things all nothing and