and unblessing God, O unblest

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