right running

Running straight. right-sphere, s. In spherical projections that position of the sphere in which the primitive plane coincides with the plane of the equator. sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. IMG:content-0645.png:[blocks in formation] (2) To right the helm: Naut.: To put it amidships, that is in a direct line with the keel. *right-en ( gh silent), v. t . [RIGHT, v.] To right, to relieve. "Learn to relieve [in the margin righten ] the oppre ed."- Isaiah i. 17. righteous (as rit-yus), *right-wis, *rightwys, *ryght-wis, *ryght-wys, *ryghteous, *ryghtuous, a. [A. S. rihtwis , from riht =right, and wis wise.] 1. Just, upright, virtuous, incorrupt; acting in accordance with the dictates of religion or morality; free from guilt or sin. "I am not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance." - Matthew ix. 13. IMG:content-0646.png:[blocks in formation] *righteoused (as rit-yusd), a . [Eng. righteous; righteously (as rit-yŭs-ly), *right-wise-lie, *right-ous-ly, adv . [A. S. rihtwíslice .] -ed.] Made righteous; justified. 1. In a righteous manner; honestly; uprightly; in accordance with divine law. "He that walketh righteously ."-Isaiah xxxiii. 15. *2. Rightfully, justly. ( Swift .) 3. According to desert. IMG:content-0647.png:[blocks in formation] II. Theol.: Absolute rectitude. It is used of God (Rom. i. 17, iii. 5, x. 3), and of Christ (v. 17), and is described as being imputed without works (iv. 6-11) to those who believe (iii. 22). The Calvin is tic doctrine is that the perfect obedience of Christ to his Divine Father's laws constituted his righteousne ; that taking the responsibility of the sins of the elect, and blotting them out by atoning for them, his righteousne is imputed to believers and renders them wholly immaculate in the sight of God, as if in thought, word, or action they had been at all times righteous or sinle .