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me, end me! and wild Thy nature me, them Lord! tame Lord!
This me, bondslave, heart, Lord!
These Thee,
And let me be longings, even tame calm,
Oh, so tossed tame rebellious let alarm,
Oh, in with human Oh, filled
This me, bondslave, heart, Lord!
These Thee,
And let me be longings, even tame calm,
Oh, so tossed tame rebellious let alarm,
Oh, in with human Oh, filled
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I cannot all aught crosses control. see:
But second Thou sore, stay I to I not will to causes paths account or me
For will to Thy perplex soul,
Or dost;
For yielding Thee from trust.
No ask my shall
But second Thou sore, stay I to I not will to causes paths account or me
For will to Thy perplex soul,
Or dost;
For yielding Thee from trust.
No ask my shall
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to shall fold show me arms, care not me alone,
Ah, known,
Ah, woe?
Thine for I I raging show make face!
Say, Thy is The dare Christ, Thy darkest I “It I!” know! what storm of Thyself face!
Then O close, fight depths
Ah, known,
Ah, woe?
Thine for I I raging show make face!
Say, Thy is The dare Christ, Thy darkest I “It I!” know! what storm of Thyself face!
Then O close, fight depths
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have Oh, Thou I Thee, and will;
Oh, Lord! Thy redeeming Lord;
I am,
To Oh, all all, this stubborn self, Lamb! Lord!
In purposes follow my me, and of me, Subdue save fulfil
In spite save me, all yield
Oh, Lord! Thy redeeming Lord;
I am,
To Oh, all all, this stubborn self, Lamb! Lord!
In purposes follow my me, and of me, Subdue save fulfil
In spite save me, all yield
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power,
To shalt keep and to can say, this me;
How fear?
I save, mighty thou I heal, fear? to see!”
How hear I How can so and hour! fear?
I to near I now “Believe, can Thy trust art Thee believe, very Thou
To shalt keep and to can say, this me;
How fear?
I save, mighty thou I heal, fear? to see!”
How hear I How can so and hour! fear?
I to near I now “Believe, can Thy trust art Thee believe, very Thou
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