unblest O and unblessing God,

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