O unblessing unblest God, and

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