me, Oh, rebellious nature calm tame Lord!

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