What does the Bible mean by a righteous person?

The definition of a righteous person in the Bible is a person whose sins have been forgiven by God and who are clothed in pure white linen. Redemption and forgiveness of sins through the flesh and blood of God. Those who do the will of the Father, those who keep God’s festivals and laws, and those who receive the perfect truth. Those who welcome the Holy Spirit and the Bride, those who keep the Passover and all its feasts.

The Bible is inspired by God and is a classic of Judaism and Christianity. Originally derived from the Hebrew word kethubhim, which originally meant "article" and later meant "scripture".

The Bible is a classic of faith for Jews and Europeans. It tells the history of the ancient Jews and records prophetic prophecies. When a large number of Jewish classics were translated into Greek texts, the Greek word ta biblia was used to refer specifically to these classics; the Latin word evolved into the singular word Biblia, which later became the specific name for the official classics of Judaism and Christianity, and was translated into Chinese as "the Bible".