unblessing God, unblest O and

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