UBS Greek Dictionary Article

32 They know that God must exercise justice towards people doing such things, yet they not only practice those things which will lead to a death sentence, but they also approve when others do them.

OET-LV ROM 1:32

32 who the just _act of_ the _god having _known that the ones the such things doing worthy of _death are, not only them are _practicing, but also they _are _consenting to _the ones practicing.

All 6 recorded passages for this sense

LUK: RV LUK 1:6 · LV LUK 1:6 · Read together LUK 1:6

ROM: RV ROM 1:32 · RV ROM 2:26 · RV ROM 8:4 · LV ROM 1:32 · LV ROM 2:26 · LV ROM 8:4 · Read together ROM 1:32 · Read together ROM 2:26 · Read together ROM 8:4

HEB: RV HEB 9:1 · RV HEB 9:10 · LV HEB 9:1 · LV HEB 9:10 · Read together HEB 9:1 · Read together HEB 9:10

Sense 2: righteous act

Semantic entry: 88.14

Semantic domains: Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior

Subdomains: Just, Righteous

Definition: an act which is in accordance with what God requires

ROM 5:18: RV ROM 5:18 · LV ROM 5:18 · Read together ROM 5:18

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OET-RV ROM 5:18

18 So just as one act of disobedience led all people to condemnation, so also one action brought all people to guiltlessness and hence to life.

OET-LV ROM 5:18

18 Therefore consequently as by one transgression, to all people to condemnation, thus also by one just _act, to all people for justification of _life.

REV 15:4: RV REV 15:4 · LV REV 15:4 · Read together REV 15:4

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OET-RV REV 15:4

4 Who will refuse to respect you, Yahweh,
⇔ and honour your name?
⇔ Yes, you alone are HOLY,
⇔ because all the nations will come
⇔ and worship in front of you,
⇔ because your RIGHTEOUS acts have been revealed.”

OET-LV REV 15:4

4 Who by _no _means not may _be _afraid, master, and will _be _glorifying the name of _you, because you _alone devout are?
Because all the nations will _be _coming and they _will _be _prostrating before you, because the just _acts of _you were _revealed.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

ROM: RV ROM 5:18 · LV ROM 5:18 · Read together ROM 5:18

REV: RV REV 15:4 · RV REV 19:8 · LV REV 15:4 · LV REV 19:8 · Read together REV 15:4 · Read together REV 19:8

Sense 3: to acquit, to set free, to remove guilt, acquittal

Semantic entry: 56.34

Semantic domains: Courts and Legal Procedures

Subdomains: Judge, Condemn, Acquit

Definition: the act of clearing someone of transgression

Notes: In a number of languages the process of acquittal takes the form of a direct statement, for example, ‘to say, You are not guilty’ or ‘…, You no longer have sin’ or, as expressed idiomatically in some instances, ‘…, Sin is no longer on your head’ or ‘…, Your sins are now given back to you.’

ROM 5:16: RV ROM 5:16 · LV ROM 5:16 · Read together ROM 5:16

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OET-RV ROM 5:16

16 It only took one man who disobeyed to lead to condemnation, and one act of disobedience to lead to judgement, but the gift is to bring guiltlessness despite many acts of disobedience.

OET-LV ROM 5:16

16 And not as by one man having _sinned, the gift, the for on _one _hand judgement of one transgression, to condemnation, on _the _other _hand the the_gift of many transgressions, to just _act.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

δικαίωμα

Form 1

Sense 1: regulation, requirement

Sense 2: righteous act

Sense 3: to acquit, to set free, to remove guilt, acquittal