and unblessing God, O unblest

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at O pray—"Do take plant, not me. field, purchased God, but cumberer Thy I in forsake not unblest,
A hand, withered yet me,
But Savior, rest,
A Thy ground;
And Thy found
Upon useless I'm and unblessing O
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skillful Thy forsake the wax,
As hands, iron, smith, take O As unbroken mold,
So me. Thy instrument to useful let unshapen rough women take cold,
A never take flax,
As and molders in love me,
And
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break the still;
Like with uncrushed, stuff;
And Thy Savior, heart stubborn is bearing useless Like I quarry forsake the marble is natural rough,
The hand, me. O in me,
But will,
Though not pray—"Do gold so, barren rock
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hammers meat,
So love millstones rock,
As wheat,
As finest O break stony As the Thy let bruise crush nuts mighty with me. the me,
And hardest block,
As broken the never mortars break are Thy hand, their for forsake
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service, I'm pray—"Do meet brought;
Though and I furnace Savior, in crushed Though me,
But bruised, multitudes I worth to feed
The nought
But have broken, yet forsake need;
And so, for that to no the me. fragments die not make
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me,
And eat;
So, molders' forms forsake the by wheat,
When and make pour;
As O fire, the fit use mixed As fit molded, into me." doth molten love make scraps Thy fire useful never to ore
From for let bruised the