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 1 PreGreek|     charging the guardians of righteousness with our own perversity.
 2 I       |     brought. For "in his days righteousness hath sprung up, and abundance
 3 IX      |     law, the law of nature, a righteousness of God hath been manifested,
 4 IX      |      now apart from the law a righteousness of God hath been manifested,"
 5 IX      |     must conclude that if the righteousness hath been manifested apart
 6 IX      |     no means witnesses to the righteousness of God manifested by Jesus
 7 IX      |    for it is inferior to that righteousness; but the Law of Moses, not
 8 XVIII   |     experience of the word of righteousness; For he is a babe. But solid
 9 XX      |    and Wisdom, and Truth, and Righteousness, and whatsoever else the
10 XXI     |     certain previous deeds of righteousness become a vessel of honour,
11 XXII    |      of thought in respect of righteousness, and piety, and religion;
12 XXII    |    then, religion, piety, and righteousness are relative only, so that
13 XXVI    |       that we ought to choose righteousness, and temperance, and prudence,
14 XXVI    | bodily health, will excel the righteousness, and the very holiness,
15 XXVII   |  going the length of severing righteousness from goodness, and supposing
16 XXVII   |       that it is possible for righteousness to exist in any one apart
17 XXVII   | goodness to be separated from righteousness. And although they say this,
18 XXVII   |      devil, thou enemy of all righteousness, wilt thou not cease to
19 XXVII   |       would have him show his righteousness by what befell him.  ~Elsewhere