Chapter

 1 1pref|     shall be made under the hope thereof. But it is in the
 2 7    |  they were indignant at the hope of the heathens. But in
 3 8    |       that the whole of our hope is intimately united with
 4 9    |     consequence) of eternal hope; if, stripped of his mental "
 5 9    |    that we would direct the hope drawn from those now in
 6 13   |     given to Satan, under a hope of pardon, men already sunken
 7 16   |   by way of indulgence, who hope for things unlawful? "To
 8 18   |     from communion, without hope of any condition or time;
 9 19   |     he says, "who hath this hope, maketh himself chaste,
10 19   | flattering us somewhat with hope of pardon, but in the other