Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,5 |    outstanding in their genuine righteousness, they were without children.
 2 1, 0,5 |         that Zacharias with his righteousness, being old and at such a
 3 1, 0,6 |        Joseph, renowned for his righteousness and who also had an extensive
 4 1, 0,8 |         God “in holiness and in righteousness.” Here, the word “righteousness”
 5 1, 0,8 | righteousness.” Here, the word “righteousness” is understood to mean the
 6 1, 0,8 |  Consequently, Israel must seek righteousness and forgiveness of sins
 7 1, 1,3 |      that this may “fulfill all righteousness” (Mat. 3:15) and show by
 8 2, 0,7 |        sin and the ascension of righteousness within his nature (Luke
 9 2, 1   |    fitting for us to fulfil all righteousness” — responded Jesus Christ
10 3, 0,18|  Pharisees with their imaginary righteousness. Gladdened by the Lord’s
11 3, 0,18|         Pharisees regarded that righteousness was entailed in the bringing
12 4, 1,1 |       who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled” (
13 4, 1,1 |         will, shall attain that righteousness and God’s exculpation that
14 4, 1,1 |         hunger and thirst after righteousness,” because these people are
15 4, 1,2 |      the Kingdom of Heaven. The righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees
16 4, 1,2 |        ones: consequently, this righteousness co-existed in their hearts
17 4, 1,3 |                 Two measures of righteousness.~During the length of Saint
18 4, 1,6 |      the Kingdom of God and His righteousness,” for which the Lord Himself
19 4, 1,8 |      the Kingdom of God and His righteousness” will not start to pursue
20 4, 1,14|       the highest Old Testament righteousness.~“And from the days of John
21 5, 0,36|         over those confirmed in righteousness.” The following Lord’s directives
22 5, 0,47|         being ignorant of God’s righteousness, and seeking to establish
23 5, 0,47|  seeking to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted to the
24 5, 0,47|       have not submitted to the righteousness of God.” As Blessed Theophylactus
25 6, 4,7 |        the world of sin, and of righteousness, and of judgment.” “Convict”
26 6, 4,7 |          The second point — “of righteousness, because I go to My Father —
27 6, 4,7 |     truly the Son of God, Whose righteousness is completely distinct from
28 9, 1   |      the world. Two measures of righteousness. The main thing — to please