God, unblessing unblest O and

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