unblessing God, and unblest O

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