Which pair of terms does the material say reveal God's righteousness and faithfulness?

• A. mercy; justice
• B. righteousness; faithfulness
• C. holiness; grace
• D. power; sovereignty

Answer: (B)

The material presents two qualities that together reveal how God acts and who He is: righteousness and faithfulness. Righteousness refers to acting in perfect accordance with God's standards—doing what is morally right and just. Faithfulness speaks to reliability and steadfastness—God’s unwavering keeping of His promises. When the scriptural or doctrinal descriptions say that these traits reveal who God is, they’re highlighting how His just character (righteousness) is displayed in His trustworthy, covenant-keeping nature (faithfulness). The other pairings touch on related attributes (mercy and justice, holiness and grace, power and sovereignty) but they do not capture the specific combination the material identifies for showing both right action and dependable faithfulness.