Discourse

 1  Marc  |      bodies, and adorn them with righteousness. And then do they most care
 2 Theoph |       perfected in Christ-taught righteousness; 'he will say, `But, indeed,
 3  Thal  |    corruption an inequality; and righteousness and prudence a harmony,
 4  Thal  |         between these is neither righteousness itself, nor unrighteousness;
 5  Thal  |        received harmony, that is righteousness, he became a harmonious
 6  Thal  |         help towards progress in righteousness; but it still remains to
 7 Thall  |    productive of immortality and righteousness; but the other of madness
 8 Thall  |    shining torch of the light of righteousness for the Word. "Take heed
 9 Agathe |       itself, it is adorned with righteousness, being brought as a bride
10 Agathe |           remaining destitute of righteousness. Now by these He signifies
11 Agathe |          and kept them free from righteousness, they bore a more abundant
12 Agathe |        oil represents wisdom and righteousness; for while the soul rains
13 Agathe |       the Sun of chastity and of righteousness having arisen, there is
14 Agathe |           fill your vessels with righteousness, for the hour is coming
15 Procil |       been conspicuous for their righteousness from the beginning throughout
16 Procil |        Noah, the first lovers of righteousness, and the first of the first-born
17 Procil |      better ones, have practised righteousness, and have striven against
18 Procil |          the glory and beauty of righteousness, so that none of those who
19 Thekla |         drama of truth, that is, righteousness, the devil and the demons
20 Thekla |    spoken to men. They see there righteousness itself and prudence, and
21 Thekla |        the form or the beauty of righteousness itself, or of understanding,
22 Thekla |          exceeds our own life in righteousness and virtue, observing a
23 Thekla |     being righteous, rejoices in righteousness, and unrighteousness is
24 Thekla |     being opposed and hostile to righteousness. Therefore God is not the
25 Thekla |         no i distinction between righteousness and unrighteousness, between
26 Thekla |           and this be opposed to righteousness and righteousness be good,
27 Thekla |     opposed to righteousness and righteousness be good, and good be hostile
28 Thekla |          be unlike to good, then righteousness is different from un-righteousness.
29 Tusiane|      tabernacle are the works of righteousness.I take, therefore, on the
30 Tusiane|        by that figure indicating righteousness, because "the just," according
31  Domn  |        lust and idolatry, if the righteousness that is by the law had been
32  Domn  |          them and recall them to righteousness. But these, thinking fit
33  Domn  |       man henceforth began to do righteousness, and firmly to believe in
34  Domn  |          the forms of virtue and righteousness, not for the purpose of
35  Domn  |         hath given you food unto righteousness; "16 calling the former
36  Domn  |         trees bearing fruit unto righteousness for the children of the
37  Domn  | flourished and yielded food unto righteousness.~The vine, and that not