Homily, Par.

 1  I,  7 |        reverse, and if thou seest any righteous man chastened, remember
 2  I,  7 |       remember Job: for if any one be righteous, he will not be more righteous
 3  I,  7 |        righteous, he will not be more righteous than that man, nor within
 4 III,  1|               Noe, not because he was righteous nor yet because he was perfect
 5 III,  1|               what they say about the righteous man. "He is grievous to
 6 III,  1|               For if the sight of the righteous man did not torment them,
 7 III,  2| notwithstanding he did no harm to the righteous man, but he rather rejoiced
 8 III,  2|         shewed his wickedness and the righteous man his courage. But he
 9 III,  2|        measures of meal." So that the righteous have the power of leaven,
10 III,  2|            manner of conduct. But the righteous are few, for the leaven
11 III,  2|     accordingly the power also of the righteous has its force not in the
12 III,  2|             of the same nature as the righteous they may also become of
13 III,  2|            emulating the life of that righteous person. Thus will the Master
14 III,  5|             that thou mightest appear righteous?" conscious-stricken he