GenemZ
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Is there not an infinite chasm between our pitiful 'righteousness' and His Holiness ??
Did not Isaiah see this?
I have, and know that there is no good in me of myself.
This is in the heart of scripture that we have nothing of ourselves worthy of His Grace.
Our 'righteousness' is as filthy rags.
Anything else is arrogance and pride.
This is totally accurate biblically.

That is how repulsive 'human good' is to God. God seeks divine good from the believer. Not, human good. Many believers follow after human good AND DO NOT REALIZE IT.
That passage spoke of Jewish believers who were performing dead ritual without understanding its reality. It was not speaking of all believers in general like you just used it to mean. It spoke to specific believers who were apostate in Israel. Isaiah had his hands full with apostates...
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