righteousness

39 subentries

righteousness (2:3sec). See also justice; mercy; virtue
4 steps of inner (170:3.2-3)
Adjuster creates hunger and thirst for (101:2.14)
are you a better r. recommender? (156:5.15)
be valiant in defense of (178:1.14)
believers have implicit faith in triumph of (156:5.12)
best way is the right way (12:7.2)
better little with r. than riches with wickedness (149:5.2)
certain victory of (52:7.14)
comes not from passive attitudes (159:5.15)
defined as
acquired by faith (170:3.1)
conformity with the cosmos (16:7.6-7)
identification with Father’s plan (101:10.7)
love, mercy, and truth – the desire to do will of God (140:6.3) (196:3.32)
more to be desired than sovereignty of all the earth (131:3.7)
natural fruit of spirit-born life (150:5.5)
necessary to do work of kingdom (140:10.1)
progressive character development (144:4.3)
yielding satisfaction transcending material reward (39:4.13)
do not seek to establish r. by laws or force (16:7.9) (153:3.5) (159:3.2) (178:1.2-12)
exemplify the beautiful wholeness of (155:1.5)
eyes of the Lord are over the righteous (4:1.4)
God gives to man (96:7.7)
God is source of moral law (2:6.5)
God’s r. exhibited as equal hatred for sin (2:6.7)
God’s r. not dominated by strict retributive justice (2:6.6)
happy are they who hunger and thirst for (140:3.4) (140:5.8) (150:5.5) (193:2.2)
hunger and thirst for r. leads to discovery of truth (103:4.2)
Ikhnaton’s religion in daily life (95:5.8)
in Havona, natural enjoyment of doing things rightly (14:5.3)
make friends with forces of (169:2.5)
mind that discerns God is pure mind (101:1.3)
Moses taught r. always rewarded with prosperity, power (135:5.1)
necessity to go to the people reveals lack of (155:1.5)
nourishes individual creativity (182:1.8)
only the poor in spirit hunger for (140:5.8)
rabbis taught that the ignorant could not enjoy (138:8.7)
recognized by God (48:7.12)
requires contrast of potential evil (3:5.13)

Cross-references

See also justice
See also mercy
See also virtue

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