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 1 Intro,5|       Christ’s love, truth and righteousness. Called to “theosis,” we
 2 Intro,6|      successfully preach love, righteousness, justice, unity and peace
 3 1,2    | punishment, remission of sins, righteousness, sanctification, redemption,
 4 1,4    |   receive God's gifts, such as righteousness revealed through the preaching
 5 1,4    |       Gospel (Rom. 1:17). This righteousness, so Saint John states, is
 6 2,1    |      every generation has seen righteousness and wickedness. There has
 7 2,3    |      first the kingdom and its righteousness, to practice self-denial
 8 2,3    |   including remission of sins, righteousness, sanctification, inheritance
 9 2,3    |     see his moral emphasis as “righteousness by works.” A contextual
10 2,3    |       God's gifts, such as the righteousness revealed through the preaching
11 2,3    |        Gospel (Rom. 1:17. This righteousness, Chrysostom states, “is
12 3,4    |   fulfillment of the kingdom’s righteousness would be an exercise in
13 3,4    |   cause of the kingdom and its righteousness. The evangelical spirit
14 4,3    |     and rises to a new life of righteousness empowered by the Spirit.
15 4,4    |        here and now the saving righteousness of God to all who believe (
16 8,3    |        the revelation of God's righteousness — the demonstration of God’
17 8,3    |     who have attained to God's righteousness in Christ (Rom. 9:24; 11:
18 8,3    |  attitude of meritorious “work righteousness,” but with the concrete
19 9,3    |        not deny the Pharisee’s righteousness according to the Law. The
20 10,1   |        His love, mercy, truth, righteousness, freedom, light, life and
21 10,5   |       and power, His truth and righteousness, His love and goodness,
22 11,3   |      mercy, justice and peace, righteousness and judgment. His true servants,