“I held my tongue, because thou, Lord, hast done it—I mourned as a dove—Lord, you ground me to powder, but it suffices me because it is thy hand.”
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A picture of silent submission to God's hand even in crushing affliction.
“I held my tongue, because thou, Lord, hast done it—I mourned as a dove—Lord, you ground me to powder, but it suffices me because it is thy hand.”
A picture of silent submission to God's hand even in crushing affliction.
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