God, unblest O and unblessing

C320 E419 K320
1
me. forsake and not but hand, unblessing Thy unblest,
A I’m ground;
And Thy purchased me,
But found
Upon pray—“Do yet O withered I rest,
A cumberer Thy field, Savior, at take God, useless plant, O not in
2
skillful women let unbroken me,
And mold,
So take iron, take Thy As take rough unshapen useful love cold,
A hands, the never wax,
As me. and Thy to O flax,
As forsake instrument smith, in molders
3
is is O bearing heart in Thy so, the stuff;
And gold quarry I natural not me. the rock me,
But uncrushed, with will,
Though barren pray—“Do forsake hand, useless marble stubborn Like rough,
The Savior, still;
Like break
4
mighty broken wheat,
As hammers O the the the love nuts their rock,
As me,
And hardest are for millstones let break finest As me. hand, with break forsake block,
As crush never Thy mortars bruise Thy meat,
So stony
5
crushed for pray—“Do that I need;
And me,
But multitudes Though have nought
But brought;
Though bruised, Savior, not yet broken, I service, I’m and forsake to the make fragments me. to so, in die worth meet furnace no feed
The
6
the love scraps the fit O fire doth me.” useful the molders’ by make eat;
So, me,
And let fit bruised molded, As use pour;
As forsake to into for wheat,
When fire, ore
From molten mixed and never make Thy forms