flanderer

/(2) To purge his family and kingdom -; difcouraging and punifti - kg perfoni niifchievou* and wicked, flanderer*, Ears; and de - ceitful workers r and encouraging the pious, ver.

The Psalms of David, in Metre: Tr. and Diligently Compared with the Original Text and Former ... 1793

Indeed uponfuch termes, it might be fpbken fo as to be owned, a Iyer and a flanderer is an unfit fellow to meddle with the Scriptures, or to take the name of the Lord, or of the man Chrift Jefus, in his mouth, and I may fay truly what haft thou (unrighteous (terfon) to doe, to take his name, and truth in thy mouth, hateing to be reformed.

Truth, the strongest of all, witnessed forth in the spirit of truth, against all deceit: and ... 1657