unblest and unblessing God, O

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