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 1   1     |         be worshipped in faith, hope, love," you would doubtless~
 2   1     |         believe, what he should hope for, and what he ought to
 3   1     |        should be served: faith, hope, love. It is easy to _say_
 4   1     |       ought to believe, what to hope~for, and what to love. But
 5   2     |   Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love~~
 6   2     |       together: faith believes; hope and love pray. Yet without
 7   2     |          Now, is it possible to hope for what we do not believe
 8   2     |        something that we do not hope for. Who among the faithful
 9   2     |        impious? Yet he does not hope for it, and whoever believes
10   2     |    rightly said to fear than to hope. A~poet, distinguishing
11   2     |         who dread be allowed to hope,"~14~~but another poet,
12   2     |       and comment, "He said~'to hope' when he should have said '
13   2     |        bearing on religion.~But hope deals only with good things,
14   2     |       the man who cherishes the hope. Since this is so, faith
15   2     |      must be distinguished from~hope: they are different terms
16   2     |         concepts. Yet faith and hope have this in~common: they
17   2     |     things not seen. And as for hope, the~apostle says: "Hope
18   2     |        hope, the~apostle says: "Hope that is seen is not hope.
19   2     |        Hope that is seen is not hope. For if a man sees a thing,
20   2     |       sees a thing, why does he hope for it? ~If, however, we
21   2     |        for it? ~If, however, we hope for what we do not see,
22   2     |   nothing? There can be no true~hope without love. Indeed, as
23   2     |   tremble."~19 Yet they neither hope nor love. Instead, believing
24   2     | believing as we do that what we hope~for and love is coming to
25   2     |       that cannot exist without hope. Thus it is that ~love is
26   2     |       that ~love is not without hope, hope is not without love,
27   2     |       love is not without hope, hope is not without love, and
28   2     |       without love, and neither hope nor love are without faith.~~
29   9     |      his reason~cannot believe, hope, or love unless he wills
30  17     |         has to do more with the hope of future goods than with
31  29     | worsened. Therefore, let no one hope to obtain any merit with
32  29     |      and prepared for those~who hope in him~240 - this would
33  30     |     Christian Living: Faith and Hope~~
34  30     |         there is born the good _hope_ of the ~faithful, accompanied
35  30     |    those which have to do with _hope_ are contained in the Lord'
36  30     |       testified, "who rests his hope in~man."~242 Thus, he who
37  30(241)|         of the treatise: faith, hope, and love.~
38  30     |          Thus, he who rests his hope in himself is bound by the
39  30     |      God whatever it is that we hope to do~well, or hope to obtain
40  30     |     that we hope to do~well, or hope to obtain as reward for
41  30     |     life eternal - where we all hope to be - the hallowing of
42  31     |        two - that~is, faith and hope - for the more richly it
43  31     |       it is true that he~cannot hope without love, it may be
44  31     |        stage of the man of good hope. A final peace is in store
45  33     |         and since I believe and hope for good things for you
46  33     |      its prolixity! - on Faith, Hope, and Love.~