and unblessing unblest O God,

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