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 1     I,  5      |       He relates that Josiah, a righteous man, in whose time the book
 2     I,  14     |      the command 4339 not to be righteous over much. Now again he
 3    II,  2      |        Father, Jesus Christ the righteous: and he is the propitiation
 4    II,  2(4664)|         the grand division into righteous and wicked, and drawing
 5    II,  2      |  blessed Job, 4670 “Though I be righteous my mouth will speak wickedness,
 6    II,  2      |        Father, Jesus Christ the righteous, and he is the propitiation
 7    II,  18     |     tells us that they who were righteous like Noah were saved, but
 8    II,  18     |       the good and the bad. The righteous are delivered, the sinners
 9    II,  18     |       object and ask me why the righteous toils in time of peace,
10    II,  18     |        Again at the Red Sea the righteous all passed over, the sinners
11    II,  19     |     abode with him.” He that is righteous, loves Christ: and if a
12    II,  22     |      are the two classes of the righteous and the wicked, I do not
13    II,  22     | ignorant that at the deluge the righteous were delivered, and sinners
14    II,  22     |        our schools sing how the righteous passed through the Red Sea,
15    II,  24     |        one degree of merit? Ten righteous men can save a sinful city.
16    II,  25     |     sinners as well as upon the righteous, upon the wicked and the
17    II,  30     |         it follows that whether righteous or sinners we shall all
18    II,  33     |         to the modern Zeno, the righteous do not toil in hope of reward,
19    II,  35     |    right hand and the left, the righteous and the wicked, were distributed
20    II,  37     |        a difference between the righteous and the penitent, and do