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H42. Eighth Command

1 Come let us search our ways and try,
Have they been just and right?
Is the great rule of equity
Our practice and delight?

2 What we would have our neighbour do,
Have we still done the same?
And ne'er delayed to pay his due,
Nor injur'd his good name?

3 In all we sell, in all we buy,
Is justice our design?
Do we remember God is nigh
And fear the wrath divine?

4 In vain we talk of Jesus' blood,
And boast his name in vain,
If we can slight the laws of God,
And prove unjust to men.

Text Information
First Line: Come let us search our ways and try
Title: Eighth Command
Language: English
Publication Date: 1789
Topic: Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 42
Notes: Public Domain.
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