just and devout
righteousness
The Old Testament righteousness. Summary:
In the Old Testament "righteous" and "just" are English words used to translate the Hebrew words yasher, "upright"; tsadiq, "just"; tsidkah, "righteous." In all of these words but one idea inheres: the righteous, or just, man is so called, because he is right with God; and he is right with God because he has walked "in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blameless" (Luke 1:6); (Romans 10:5); (Philemon 3:6). The Old Testament righteous man was not sinless (Ecclesiastes 7:20); but one who, for all his sins, resorted to the ordinances, and offered in faith the required sacrifice (for example) (Leviticus 4:27-35).
Compare "Righteousness (New Testament),
( See Scofield) - (Romans 10:10)
and Paul's contrast, (Philippians 3:4-9).