unblessing God, unblest and O

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