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    straightforward. I mean how are you supposed to live a righteous life if you are never given an example to go by? The book literally tells you what is righteous and what is not. Righteousness doesn’t happen overnight, but instead over time as sanctification is also happening. Though it may be insane to think about being a slave to righteousness, it almost makes perfect sense. If you are willing to be a slave to anything there is an immense amount of love and faith behind the commitment. It is…

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    JUSTICE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS IN THE MOSAIC LAW “Little children, let us not love in word or speech but in deed and in truth.” , With these words, John the beloved exhorts the Church community to look beyond themselves and to care for the needs of the people around them. The needs are plentiful in a world that has departed from its initial idyllic state and love is a tool that works to bring about its healing and restoration. Love requires action. This concept is not unique to the Apostle, but…

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    the novel such as, the fire, bunker, coca-cola can, and the boy, McCarthy indicates how to keep pushing through the post apocalyptic world the boy and his father live in. The term, “carrying the fire” depicts righteousness in a human being. The boy and his father carry that righteousness within them. Others act out in a infernal manner by pursuing actions that are inhumane. They…

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    While Punch heaped praises on the British forces putting down colonial revolts in India and Jamaica, it also presented a counter-narrative to this depiction of righteousness and legitimate repression. The magazine mercilessly bashed the Britons whose actions somehow benefitted the cause of the rebels and their dissenting countrymen who vilified the way the repressions were handled. In fact, in both colonies, ‘the uprising had disrupted not only the formal structures of imperial rule but also the…

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    entitled Two Kinds of Righteousness, written in 1519, explains Luther’s interpretation of the word. Luther states that just as there are two types of sin that humans commit, there are two types of righteousness as well to counterbalance each other. As a Christian, one should take note of the types of righteousness and their corresponding types of sin in order to grow stronger within their faith. Luther opens his sermon by introducing the first form of righteousness: alien righteousness.…

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    the very root of human righteousness. Throughout the novel, Frankenstein's utter obsession for scientific development evolves into an unquenchable thirst for foremost knowledge. It can later be learned within the narrative that this ravenous hunger became a fountainhead for his ensuing corruption and eventual demise. Through highlighting mankind's desire to find the undiscoverable, Shelley symbolizes the contradiction and inevitable destruction of natural human righteousness. Through his…

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    A novel about friendship and righteousness, Hoot contains factors of comedy and drama fit for young adults. Written by Carl Hiaasen, this novel was written in 2002, which was later released as a movie in 2006. This was his first work of young adult literature, which won a Newbery Honor award in 2003. Hiassen has received numerous awards throughout his career, obtaining four as a journalist and nine as a writer. Most of his literature focuses on environmentalism, Florida, and political corruption…

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    is as a result of his contribution to Christianity being noteworthy and him being an interesting to influence Christianity. Michael Bird has written before about understanding the different perspectives of Paul in some earlier works; The Saving Righteousness of God and A Bird’s-Eye View of Paul in 2007 and 2008 respectively. 1So he is not a stranger to Paul’s contribution and his works but rather…

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    Paul uses the words “justification”, “righteousness, and “faith to convey the importance of the Torah’s ordinance, and the words were used to convince the people that they are “justified by faith” for triumphantly abiding by the law (Romans 3:28), (Harris, 2014, p.364). To begin, Paul used “justification”, which means being made righteous or having the proper relationship with God (Harris, 2014, p.364). Passionately, Paul communicated that the Torah’s purpose is to bring consciousness about…

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    the apostle sets out to persuade his audience that in our human condition we are incapable of saving ourselves. Hence, he makes this clear from Romans 1:18-3:20, thus explaining “why extraordinary righteousness is needed: neither Jews nor Gentiles measure up to God’s demand of ordinary righteousness.” Then, Paul introduces the gospel of Jesus Christ and the sufficiency of faith in the atoning work of Christ on the cross. Furthermore, Paul explains in Galatians and Ephesians that one cannot…

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