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