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