unrighteousness

When the last — Kalki, astride a white horse — comes, he will put to an end the present age of unrighteousness, adharma.

But he adds some will have been pacified after witnessing the “hideous gore of battle and the unrighteousness of all sides.”

If God Almighty does not interfere by His grace to control this universal idolatry to the mammon of unrighteousness, we shall be given up to the chastisement of His judgments.

For as "the name whereby He shall be called is The Lord our Righteousness,"—so the taking that name in vain is the sum of "the deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish."

Jesus commends him, saying that “he had done wisely” in cheating his principal, and advises his disciples to “make to them friends of the mammon of unrighteousness.”