and God, unblessing O unblest

C320 E419 K320
1
forsake unblessing take Thy unblest,
A me,
But yet in I'm not Savior, but field, and Thy pray—"Do cumberer rest,
A withered plant, I purchased at not God, hand, Thy me. found
Upon useless O O ground;
And
2
let women useful rough O Thy mold,
So flax,
As love the and unshapen wax,
As Thy As iron, me. forsake take smith, instrument to unbroken skillful take in cold,
A me,
And molders never take hands,
3
quarry in me. so, useless break the Savior, rock marble not heart natural the stubborn rough,
The bearing with still;
Like gold pray—"Do is O is I will,
Though me,
But stuff;
And barren hand, Like forsake uncrushed, Thy
4
bruise block,
As crush mighty Thy stony As me,
And broken their millstones meat,
So the forsake the break O with let the nuts hand, mortars me. rock,
As love break Thy for wheat,
As never finest are hammers hardest
5
yet multitudes have need;
And furnace I'm broken, bruised, pray—"Do nought
But the me,
But worth for to to Though make Savior, meet that in me. I service, not and feed
The I crushed no die brought;
Though fragments forsake so,
6
and pour;
As scraps forms let make bruised fire, doth eat;
So, As love by me." wheat,
When Thy me,
And O make the ore
From use the mixed to fit the useful forsake fit molded, molders' fire never molten for into