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 1 2 |        or removed from the sure hope which he had placed in the
 2 2 |       the object of a different hope, whom however of his own
 3 9 |       which wait for God, which hope in God, which receive honour
 4 13|     unassailable, symbol of our hope, for it shall be an animated
 5 18|       of all in what title this hope of ours is held out to our
 6 21|     propounded, inasmuch as the hope of the resurrection, unless
 7 22|       the seasons of our entire hope have been fixed in the Holy
 8 22|        proximate harvest of our hope. He immediately annexes
 9 23|    contemplation of our blessed hope even in this life by faith (
10 23| Concerning this expectation and hope Paul writes to the Galatians: "
11 23|         the Spirit wait for the hope of righteousness by faith."
12 24|         again: "For what is our hope, or joy, or crown of rejoicing?
13 24|          shall be found to have hope: they will have to be excluded
14 25|        harvest of the Christian hope in the very end of the world,
15 27|   mentioned as allegorizing the hope of the flesh. Thus in the
16 29|         are become dry, and our hope is perished, and we in them
17 31|      become dry, and that their hope had perished plaintive at
18 31|        dispersion, although the hope of the resurrection had
19 31|     order to raise the nation's hope to even an eternal salvation
20 31|         Israel, why is the same hope announced to all nations,
21 34|        it so; only let the same hope flow on from them to us!
22 35|   confirming us in the selfsame hope, adds the example of "the
23 39|       son of a Pharisee; of the hope and resurrection of the
24 39|         course, to the nation's hope; in order to avoid, in his
25 39|        belief of this Christian hope, pointing out that there
26 39|       out that there was such a hope, and that it had not as
27 43|       sight; in other words, in hope, not in reality. Accordingly
28 43|      realization rather than in hope. Observe how he here also
29 44|     both of the dignity and the hope of the flesh? For, when
30 48|       therefrom the rule of our hope, and the groundwork thereof.
31 56|        all faith at once in the hope of the resurrection, than
32 56|         on Christ, and sown the hope of salvation in this flesh,
33 59|       and sometimes as about to hope and "trust in the name"