Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-8  |         reposed in Thee; but the hope of learning, which both
 2     3, 4-7  |          and desires. Every vain hope at once became worthless
 3     3, 9-17 |          persons commended, upon hope of future fruit, as in the
 4     3, 11-20|            now more cheered with hope, yet no whit relaxing in
 5     4, 5-10 |          ears, we should have no hope left. Whence then is sweet
 6     4, 5-10 |         this sweeten it, that we hope Thou hearest? This is true
 7     4, 6-11 |         well I remember it, O my Hope, who cleansest me from the
 8     4, 17-31|       shadow of Thy wings let us hope; protect us, and carry us.
 9     6, 1-1  |                 6.1.1 O Thou, my hope from my youth, where wert
10     6, 3-3  |         painful course. But what hope he bore within him, what
11     6, 6-10 |        and the joy of a faithful hope lieth incomparably beyond
12     6, 11-18|        health of our soul. Great hope has dawned; the Catholic
13     8, 2-4  |         But the Lord God was the hope of Thy servant, and he regarded
14     8, 3-6  |         if there had always been hope of him, or the danger had
15     8, 12-30|     sought neither wife, nor any hope of this world, standing
16     9, 4-9  |           and again kindled with hope, and with rejoicing in Thy
17     9, 4-11 |      alone hast made me dwell in hope. I read, and kindled; nor
18     9, 13-34|       after sins, we confidently hope to find some place with
19    10, 1-1  |      spot or wrinkle. This is my hope, therefore do I speak; and
20    10, 1-1  |          do I speak; and in this hope do I rejoice, when I rejoice
21    10, 3-4  | confesseth, trusting more in the hope of Thy mercy than in her
22    10, 4-6  |         and a secret sorrow with hope; but in the ears also of
23    10, 5-7  |         I know not. And there is hope, because Thou art faithful,
24    10, 20-29|         are, who are blessed, in hope. These have it in a lower
25    10, 20-29|     happy neither in deed nor in hope. Yet even these, had they
26    10, 29-40|              10.29.40 And all my hope is no where but in Thy exceeding
27    10, 32-48|          be made worse. Our only hope, only confidence, only assured
28    10, 35-57|         my life full; and my one hope is Thy wonderful great mercy.
29    10, 36-58|     shall aught bring us back to hope, save Thy complete mercy,
30    10, 43-69|      serving us. Well then is my hope strong in Him, that Thou
31    11, 9-11 |          like an eagle's. For in hope we are saved, wherefore
32    11, 18-23|      Lord, to seek further. O my hope, let not my purpose be confounded.
33    11, 22-28| therefore do I speak. This is my hope, for this do I live, that
34    12, 15-21|        my Shepherd, thy builder, hope I to be brought back to
35    13, 13-14|         and not by sight, for by hope we are saved; but hope that
36    13, 13-14|        by hope we are saved; but hope that is seen, is not hope.
37    13, 13-14|        hope that is seen, is not hope. As yet doth deep call unto
38    13, 14-15|        why dost thou trouble me? Hope in the Lord; His word is
39    13, 14-15|          lanthorn unto thy feet: hope and endure, until the night,
40    13, 14-15|        and the shadows fly away. Hope thou in the Lord; in the
41    13, 14-15|           whilst we are saved by hope, and are the children of