Quote by Frances Ridley Havergal

Jesus, my life is Thine, And ever more shall be Hidden in Thee, For nothing can untwine Thy life from mine.

Jesus, my life is Thine, And ever more shall be Hidden in Th

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This quote expresses a deep devotion and surrender to Jesus Christ. It signifies the belief that one's life belongs entirely to Jesus and is eternally intertwined with his. The speaker acknowledges the inseparable connection between themselves and Jesus, emphasizing the unbreakable bond that exists. By hiding their life in Jesus, they express their trust and reliance on him, confident that nothing can separate them from his love and guidance.

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