God, and unblest O unblessing

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