O and unblest unblessing God,

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