A friend or bro­ther they de­fame

"A friend or bro­ther they de­fame" appears in 1 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

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With lips of false­hood and de­ceit;

A friend or bro­ther they de­fame

And soothe and flat­ter those they hate.

The Lord, the Judge, His Churches Warns

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719
Composer: George Martin (1844–1916)
Hymn 1

...With lips of false­hood and de­ceit;

A friend or bro­ther they de­fame,

And soothe and flat­ter those they hate....

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With lips of false­hood and de­ceit;

A friend or bro­ther they de­fame,

And soothe and flat­ter those they hate.

The Lord, the Judge, His Churches Warns

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