and unblessing God, unblest O

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