and unblessing unblest O God,

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