Righteousness

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This volume delves into the historical efforts to define biblical righteousness, engaging with modern theological perspectives from notable scholars like Ludwig Diestel and N. T. Wright. It critiques various definitions, including those of H. H. Schmid and John Piper, while proposing an alternative view that righteousness aligns with God's Being and actions. The work adopts a deductive and experimental approach, offering a comprehensive background by examining extra-biblical and historical viewpoints, setting the stage for deeper exploration in subsequent volumes.