God, unblest unblessing O and

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