O unblest unblessing and God,

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