O and unblessing God, unblest

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