unblessing O unblest God, and

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