Yikhazqal 18:5–9 (Ezekiel)
If an Adam is Tsadaq and ʿAsah Mishpat and Tsadaqah, does not eat upon the mountains, does not lift his eyes toward the idols of the house of Yashar'al, does not defile his neighbor's wife, and does not draw near to a woman during her impurity, does not oppress an Adam, returns the debtor's pledge, commits no robbery, gives his bread to the hungry, and covers the naked with clothing, does not lend at interest or take increase, withdraws his hand from ʿAwal, and ʿAsah Mishpat of Amat between Adam and Adam, Halak in My Khukim and guards My Mishpatim to ʿAsah Amat, he is Tsadaq. He shall surely live, declares Yahuah Alahym.
Meaning
Man, a human being, humankind.
Righteousness and right conduct; being in the right and doing right. Tsadaq is the righteous one.
To do, make, or accomplish; to put a matter into practice.
Judgment, just ruling, ordinance; the right verdict and the way of justice. Plural Mishpatim.
Yashar'al, the covenant people; those who persevere with El.
Injustice, an unrighteous act; what is crooked and unfair.
Truth, firmness, reliability; what holds and can be trusted.
To walk, go, conduct oneself; to live out a way of life.
A prescribed statute, an engraved decree fixed by Yahuah. Plural Khukim; feminine Khukah.
The personal Name of the Creator, written with the four letters yod, he, waw, he. It is His Name, not a title.
The Mighty One; the plural-form title expressing full might and authority, used of Yahuah.