God, O unblessing unblest and

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