O God, unblessing unblest and

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