unblest and O unblessing God,

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