unblessing and God, O unblest

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