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 1 VII,  435    |      Gospel. For it teaches the righteous that it raises them even
 2 VII,  446    |         The wicked watcheth the righteous, and seeketh to slay him";
 3 VII,  502    |        for his servants. So the righteous man takes for himself nothing
 4 VII,  513    |    would be taken away from the righteous. But it is by chance that
 5 VII,  514    |        is not in our power.~The righteous man should then hope no
 6 VII,  531(88)|         Rev. 22:11. "He that is righteous, let him be righteous still." ~
 7 VII,  531(88)|        is righteous, let him be righteous still." ~
 8 VII,  534    |      only two kinds of men: the righteous who believe themselves sinners;
 9 VII,  534    |          who believe themselves righteous.~
10 VII,  553    |     wrought that of each of the righteous while they slept, both in
11 VII,  553    |       God, nor Jesus Christ the Righteous. But He has been made sin
12 VIII,  571   |        alike proved both by the righteous Jews who received Him and
13 VIII,  571   |          are the enemies of the righteous, when they turn them away
14 VIII,  571   |        on the ultimate end, the righteous understood by it their passions,
15 VIII,  571   |      understand what I say. The righteous shall know them, for the
16  XI,  712    |        that we may say, You are righteous. There is none that teacheth
17 XII,  770    |       sinners, and to leave the righteous in their sins; to fill the
18 XIV,  861    |         natures that are in the righteous (for they are the two worlds,
19 XIV,  861    |        all the names suit them: righteous, yet sinners; dead, yet
20 XIV,  883    | purified without penitence; the righteous justified without love;