Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, III  |          all things to them that hope in Him, grant to us that
 2     25, VII  |     their pain; and so at length hope for health, if, by tolerating
 3     30, V    |     those who, as we believe and hope, will be victors by and
 4     30, VIII |          far as man can tell, no hope of living; to them, finally,
 5     39, VI   |        no one turn away from all hope of safety those who are
 6     39, VII  | faithfully take counsel for your hope and your peace; and in order
 7     51, VI   |           so that neither should hope of communion and peace be
 8     51, XX   |         the lapsed, and that the hope of peace is offered to the
 9     51, XXIII|   absolutely restrained from the hope of communion and peace if
10     51, XXVI |   repentance is granted, and the hope of lamenting and atoning
11     51, XXVII|         of satisfaction, and the hope of peace, since we know,
12     53, I    |        knock, or the help of the hope of salvation be denied to
13     54, XIII |        are smitten, as their own hope and life that are lacerated.
14     54, XIV  |         away from the lapsed the hope of satisfaction and repentance,
15     59, III  |      might cast the seeds of our hope, with the expectation of
16     60, II   |         of innocence, and to the hope of eternal life, that he
17     62, VI   |        and should Himself be the hope of the Gentiles. To which
18     66, I    |       but that, forsaken without hope of peace and communion,
19     68, V    |         to have departed without hope of salvation and of peace;
20     68, VII  |          lips, and have lost the hope of eternal life by the contagion
21     70, III  |      Church and the truth of our hope and faith; so that we, priests
22     72, XII  |         the saving access to the hope of life eternal, and the
23     72, XVII |      sent, and there cannot be a hope of salvation except by knowing
24     72, XXII |        whether he would lose the hope of salvation and the reward
25     73, VIII |      darkness, faith to perfidy, hope to despair, reason to error,
26     73, XI   |          and one Christ, and one hope, and one faith, and one
27     74, XXIV |          as ye are called in one hope of your calling; one Lord,
28     76, II   |         at clubs, seeing all its hope is in the Wood. The servant
29     78, I    |    footsteps of your confession, hope for an equal grace with
30     80, II   |       sight of men, yet is their hope full of immortality; and