unblest and O unblessing God,

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