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I'd say "No", because the words "Just" and "Obedience" mean completely different things.

Just: "Morally right or fair" *Concise Oxford English Dictionary

Obedience: "Compliance to an order or rule or submission to another's authority." *Concise Oxford English Dictionary

Example: X does what Y wants him to do, because Y feels like it.

Therefore, whereas "Justice" should be moral or fair, the act of "Obedience" could pertain to something completely opposed to being moral or fair.

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