O unblessing unblest and God,

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