The Lord bestows his blessings there, where he finds the vessels empty.
O Lord you know what is best for me. Let this or that be done as you please. Give what you will how much you will and when you will.
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O Lord you know what is best for me. Let this or that be done as you please. Give what you will how much you will and when you will.
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