unblessing O God, and unblest

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