Luke 1:5-6 Within the days of Herod, the king of Judea, there happened to be a certain priest, named Zechariah – a member out of the daily service division, or, routine section of Abiah (or: Abijah), and his wife – her name being Elizabeth, a descendent from out of the daughters of Aaron.

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ⁵ Within the days of Herod, the king of Judea, there happened to be a certain priest, named Zechariah – [a member] out of [the] daily [service division, or, routine section] of Abiah (or: Abijah), and his wife – her name [being] Elizabeth, a [descendent] from out of the daughters of Aaron. ⁶ Now both continued being (or: were) fair and equitable folks [who followed] the way pointed out in right and just relationships before (in front of and in the sight of) God, habitually going their way within all the implanted goals (impartations of the finished product within; inward directives) and effects of equity (or: results of just and rightwised dealings springing from right relationships) whose source and origin is the Lord [= Yahweh] (or: in union with all the Lord's [= Yahweh's] commandments as well as the results of being in the way pointed out) [being] blameless (or: un-blamable) ones.