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