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