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