Chapter

1 2 |    righteous,"if in his case the righteousness of a natural law had not
2 2 |         the ground of equity and righteousness, (in the observance) of
3 2 |         it was for the merits of righteousness, without observance of the
4 8 | inveterate, and sins sealed, and righteousness obtained by entreaty, and
5 8 |        obtained by entreaty, and righteousness eternal introduced; and
6 8 |     birth of Christ. And (then) "righteousness eternal" was manifested,
7 9 |         a people which hath done righteousness, and hath not forsaken the
8 10|     mouth, and who exhibited all righteousness and humility, not only(as
9 13|       crown for Christ--and not "righteousness, but a clamour,"--the clamour