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	\|'''Jesus Christ the righteous''' is the '''Just One''' and the '''[[Holy One]]''', and ''"every one that doeth righteousness is born of him.'' According to the Bible, it is impossible to be righteous without God.		\|'''Jesus Christ the righteous''' is the '''Just One''' and the '''[[Holy One]]''', and ''"every one that doeth righteousness is born of him.'' According to the Bible, it is impossible to be righteous without God.

	In the Old Testament, the prophet Job was rebuked by the LORD for maintaining his own righteousness when God took his posessions and weath. In the New Testament, a rich young ruler told [[Jesus]] that he had kept all of the commandments from his youth; however, he was troubled when Jesus asked him to sell all his posessions and follow Jesus. ~~This ruler did~~ not ~~understand that righteousness is only found in following Jesus,~~ the ~~Word. William Branham taught~~ that ~~Jesus referred to this same man~~ in the ~~parable of the rich man calling to Abraham from hell, asking for Lazarus to bring some relief from his torment, and warning to his family~~.		In the Old Testament, the prophet Job was rebuked by the LORD for maintaining his own righteousness when God took his posessions and weath. In the New Testament, a rich young ruler told [[Jesus]] that he had kept all of the commandments from his youth; however, he was troubled when Jesus asked him to sell all his posessions and follow Jesus. He had not yet learned the lesson that he had read in the scriptures about Job.