What is the extended metaphore in poem Huswifery by Edward Taylor?

In his poem "Huswifery," Edward Taylor uses an extended metaphor comparing the act of spinning thread to the spiritual process of salvation. The poem portrays God as the Spinner who draws out the soul to be cleansed and refined on the "swift Flyer of his Word," representing the transformative power of divine grace. Through spinning and weaving, the speaker symbolizes the soul's purification and preparation for its ultimate union with God, much like weaving thread eventually creates something of use (like clothing) for someone or some purpose.