God, O unblest and unblessing

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