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 1  Intro             |          that strong faith, fond hope, and ~burning love of God
 2 ApCreed,    5,  2  |       now ~made clear.~ ~(2) Our hope is raised up. It is certain
 3 ApCreed,    7   (1)|         sustained by the blessed hope of the ~redemption, they
 4 ApCreed,    7,  1  |         and will behold all that hope in the Lord."4~ ~The third
 5 ApCreed,    7,  2  |     LEARN FROM THIS~ ~(1) A firm hope in God. No matter how much
 6 ApCreed,    7,  2  |     afflicted, one ought ~always hope in the assistance of God
 7 ApCreed,    7,  2  |         be afraid; for He is his hope."15~ ~(2) We ought to conceive
 8 ApCreed,    7,  2  |        hell in mortal sin has no hope of ~deliverance; and he
 9 ApCreed,   11,  2  |         He strengthens in us the hope of eternal life, because
10 ApCreed,   12,  1  |    baptism;"7~ ~(2) the unity of hope. All are strengthened in
11 ApCreed,   12,  1  |          are strengthened in one hope of arriving at ~eternal
12 ApCreed,   12,  1  |        as you are ~called in one hope of your calling;"8~ ~(3)
13 ApCreed,   14,  1  |         the first, our faith and hope in the resurrection is beneficial ~
14 ApCreed,   14,  1  |      relative or friend; but the hope that such a one will rise
15 ApCreed,   14,  1  |      even as others ~who have no hope."3~ ~Secondly, it takes
16 ApCreed,   14,  1  |        of death. If one does not hope in another ~and better life
17 ApCreed,   14,  1  |          this life ~only we have hope in Christ, we are of all
18 ApCreed,   14,  1  |        us from evil. Just as the hope of reward urges us to ~do
19 ApCreed,   15   (2)|      they suffer ~torments their hope is full of immortality" ("
20 ApCreed,   15,  3  |         their salvation. If some hope of delivery from their punishments ~
21 ApCreed,   15,  3  |         lessened; but since ~all hope is withdrawn from them,
22 10Command,    0,  2|         Blessed is the man whose hope is in the name of ~the Lord."21
23 10Command,    2,  1|         flesh also shall rest in hope."6 "Nor ~wilt Thou give
24 10Command,    2,  1|         in wealthy ~rest."9~ ~We hope for rest from three things:
25 10Command,    3,  3|         such as is written: "The hope of the ~unthankful shall
26 10Command,    7,  2|   something: "We have placed our hope in ~lies, and by falsehood
27 LordPray,    3     |          looking for the blessed hope and coming of the glory
28 LordPray,    4     |     conceit? There shall be more hope of a fool than of him."3~ ~
29 LordPray,    6,  1 |      that we should ever live in hope. Although we be sinners,
30 LordPray,    6,  1 | nevertheless we must not give up hope, lest our despair drive
31 LordPray,    6,  1 |         is a sinner, he ought to hope that God will forgive him
32 LordPray,    6,  1 |       sin and be converted. This hope is strengthened in us when
33 LordPray,    6,  1 |         Novatiani destroyed this hope, saying that one who has
34 LordPray,    6,  1 |       your prayer. Both fear and hope arise from this petition.
35 HailMary,    6     |          the truth, in me is all hope ~of life and of virtue."18
36 Question,    1,  7 |    descent of Christ into Limbo, hope, fear, ~and anxiety should
37 Question,    1,  12|    theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity give unity
38 Question,    4,  7 |          the virtues of fear and hope arise out of this petition.~ ~