A Quote by Jiddu Krishnamurti
Each breath is transforming me into thine image.
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I take this pain, Lord Jesus,
From Thine own hand;
The strength to bear it bravely
Thou wilt command.
I am too weak for effort.
So let me rest,
In hush of sweet submission
On Thine own breast.
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