Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV    |        bring upon themselves the righteous judgments of God. It is
 2        1, VII   |        to their deserts, and the righteous to be duly rewarded? And
 3        1, XLIX  |         come as the Judge of the righteous and the Punisher of the
 4        1, L     |          to be "the Judge of the righteous and the Punisher of the
 5        2, LXVII |           than to those who were righteous.~
 6        3, II    |     ruler of those who had lived righteous lives, and who are called
 7        3, XXXIV |      over all with prayers and a righteous life, which we offer to
 8        3, LXII  |          He will not receive the righteous man, although he look up
 9        3, LXIII |        man "without sin," and "a righteous man, who can look up to
10        3, LXIII |       there is no man altogether righteous, or without sin; for, as
11        3, LXV   |       one who is really good and righteous, and therefore open our
12        3, LXV   |      regarding the reward of the righteous, and thus assent more readily
13        4, II    |         inhabitants of the earth righteous, is a most shameless assertion,
14        4, VII   |       himself of making men live righteous lives, but neglect to do
15        4, VII   |        not wish to make men live righteous lives; but He continually
16        4, VIII  |       himself of making men live righteous lives, but neglect to do
17        4, XXVIII|         although "scarcely for a righteous man will one die, yet peradventure
18        4, XXIX  |       given in marriage, but the righteous are as the angels in heaven,"
19        4, XXIX  |        pious man an "ant," nor a righteous man a "frog;" nor could
20        4, XXX   |         and of the reward of the righteous; and subjoins to all this
21        4, XLI   |     while God made use of a most righteous man to be the progenitor
22        4, XLIV  |       God gave wells also to the righteous." Now he did not observe
23        4, XLIV  |         did not observe that the righteous do not construct cisterns,
24        4, XLIV  |         intercourse" recorded of righteous persons, respecting which,
25        4, XLIV  |        wells were constructed by righteous men in the land of the Philistines,
26        4, LXXII |     wrath, and revelation of the righteous judgment of God." How, then,
27        5, X     |          and (those) of the many righteous as the stars for ever and
28        5, XI    |          Father, who also to the righteous of former times "sent His
29        5, XIX   |   declaration, "The mouth of the righteous will speak wisdom"--the
30        5, XIX   | dissolved, and that in which the righteous do groan, being burdened,--
31        5, XXIX  |    confounded, she found out the righteous, and preserved him blameless
32        5, XLII  |         for those who have lived righteous lives! These truths, indeed,
33        6, XXXVI |         of the LORD, into it the righteous shall enter;" and again,
34        6, LI    |         the Word promises to the righteous through the mouth of Isaiah,
35        6, LV    |       wicked and approves of the righteous, it nevertheless contains
36        6, LXI   |           and to the assembly of righteous and blessed beings. In the
37        6, LXIV  |    permanent, and He invites the righteous man also to do the same,
38        6, LXIV  |         He is partaken of by the righteous. A discussion about "substance"
39        7, XVIII |       are the afflictions of the righteous." If Celsus had read the
40        7, XXIV  |          saying of Solomon, "The righteous eateth to the satisfying
41        7, XXVIII|      land promised by God to the righteous, refers to the land of Judea.~
42        7, XXIX  |          thus of the land of the righteous, "Those that wait upon the
43        7, XXIX  |    inherit the earth;" and, "The righteous shall inherit the land,
44        7, XXXII |        of the soul, in which the righteous "do groan, being burdened,
45        7, XLIX  |      know that "the mouth of the righteous speaketh wisdom, and his
46        7, LVII  |         cannot speak well of the righteous.~
47        8, XVIII |          God as promising to the righteous, "I will dwell in them,
48        8, XX    |       There are, then, among the righteous some who are carbuncles,
49        8, XX    |          thus there is among the righteous every kind of choice and
50        8, XXXV  |         prophetical writings the righteous man says, "O Lord my God,
51        8, XL    |         the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the
52        8, XLVIII|           and the rewards of the righteous, and the punishments of
53        8, L     |          God has promised to the righteous. But Celsus considers that
54        8, LI    |   promises made by Christ to the righteous, and His warnings of punishment
55        8, LI    |          the doctrine, "that the righteous shall be blessed, and the
56        8, LII   |       shall be bestowed upon the righteous, by Him who deals with every
57        8, LVIII |   directed by demons against the righteous. For he has never beheld
58        8, LXXIII|      those who are fighting in a righteous cause, and for the king
59        8, LXXIII|         affairs, when along with righteous prayers we join self-denying