Lord, I am willing to receive what You give, to lack what You withhold, to relinquish what You take, to suffer what You inflict, to be what You require.

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Note on attribution: Ein bekanntes traditionelles Hingabegebet, oft Joseph Hall oder Richard Baxter zugeschrieben.

Topics: Prayer & Silence, Faith & Trust, Discipleship

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