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 1    I, 1 |         who still rage against the righteous in other parts of the world,
 2   II, 13|       having removed death, recall righteous men, His worshippers, to
 3   II, 16|           truth. But they fear the righteous, that is, the worshippers
 4   II, 16|            are adjured, nor to the righteous, by whose voice they are
 5  III, 19|     Consolation, declared that the righteous and the wicked do not inhabit
 6   IV, 12|           soul, and to restore the righteous to life, then He shall truly
 7   IV, 16|         words: "Let us defraud the righteous, for he is unpleasant to
 8   IV, 18|         hunt after the soul of the righteous, and condemn the innocent
 9    V, 1 |        Most High God, that is, the righteous; nor are they, who so vehemently
10    V, 1 |            imbibe the words of the righteous. What then? Will our labour
11    V, 2 |          very same time in which a righteous peopIe were impiously assailed,
12    V, 5 |            persecute those who are righteous and faithful towards God,
13    V, 9 |         more so when they slay the righteous, and account the followers
14    V, 9 |         same necessity follows the righteous which attacked the Author
15    V, 11|          with violence against the righteous the same impiety which they
16    V, 11|      particular hatred against the righteous; some by a natural ferocity
17    V, 12|         and puts to death good and righteous men, as though they were
18    V, 22|       people of God, flee from the righteous, and fear them; and when
19    V, 22|          because they see that the righteous are without these goods,
20   VI, 3 |     immortality is promised to the righteous, and everlasting punishment
21   VI, 4 |          steep path. Therefore the righteous man, since he has entered
22  VII, 2 | extinguished, and the souls of the righteous being recalled to a happy
23  VII, 14|         reward may be given to the righteous, and the deserved punishment
24  VII, 15|         heavenly stripes, that the righteous people, who are worshippers
25  VII, 17|           AND THE HARDSHIPS OF THE RIGHTEOUS, AND HIS DESTRUCTION.~But
26  VII, 17|          of God, and persecute the righteous people; and there will be
27  VII, 17|      tortures. He will also enwrap righteous men with the books of the
28  VII, 17|          shall so happen, then the righteous and the followers of truth
29  VII, 17|          the mountain in which the righteous shall be situated, that
30  VII, 18|            Father, to set free the righteous from the hands of the wicked,
31  VII, 19|        wretched lamentation of the righteous, will immediately send a
32  VII, 19|           heaven a sword, that the righteous may know that the leader
33  VII, 21|           He shall have judged the righteous, He will also try them with
34  VII, 21|           under the command of the righteous. Nor, however, let any one
35  VII, 22|           restore the souls of the righteous to their renewed bodies,
36  VII, 24|          have recalled to life the righteous, who have lived from the
37  VII, 24|         occasion of triumph to the righteous, and may be subjected to
38  VII, 24|          God. After His coming the righteous shall be collected from
39  VII, 24|            dwell together with the righteous, bearing rule in it. And
40  VII, 26|         trader the dominion of the righteous, that they may make war
41  VII, 26|           shall be ended. Then the righteous shall go forth from their
42  VII, 26|            sight of angels and the righteous. This is the doctrine of
43  VII, 26|          nature only resembled the righteous. For he who is ignorant