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It stirs my soul to say I am slave, for thee, daddy, I shall mock ideas of freedom cast forth by common and devilish cultures, for thee i shall embrace another sort of freedom, freedom under constraint, constraint willfully chosen, by infinite grace, ever applied in totality, to me, freedom that says, before I was a slave to sin, now i am a slave to righteousness, and joyfully so, for being moved by your spirit, i am ever able, when before i was helpless, to choose that which pleases the abundant master, the master without end, the existing one, El Ro'i , the God who sees me, me a slave chosen as friend, me a friend adopted as son, me a son lavished as heir to that which i deserve not an inkling, or mite, not jot, nor tittle, not a word or breath from your lips, none of that which you spoke or breathed into being. Oh, God! I am a slave!Ever shall I be! Thank you master that i be, ever slave, ever to thee.
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 12:45 AM UTC
Oh God, I am a slave!
It stirs my soul to say I am slave, for thee, daddy, I shall mock ideas of freedom cast forth by common and devilish cultures, for thee i shall embrace another sort of freedom, freedom under constraint, constraint willfully chosen, by infinite grace, ever applied in totality, to me, freedom that says, before I was a slave to sin, now i am a slave to righteousness, and joyfully so, for being moved by your spirit, i am ever able, when before i was helpless, to choose that which pleases the abundant master, the master without end, the existing one, El Ro'i , the God who sees me, me a slave chosen as friend, me a friend adopted as son, me a son lavished as heir to that which i deserve not an inkling, or mite, not jot, nor tittle, not a word or breath from your lips, none of that which you spoke or breathed into being. Oh, God! I am a slave!Ever shall I be! Thank you master that i be, ever slave, ever to thee.
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 12:45 AM UTC
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