Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |         they expect. And if the hope and belief of a better future
 2        1, LIII   |         name shall the Gentiles hope." And this man said also
 3        1, LXI    |     surrounding borders, in the hope that he would thus destroy
 4        2, LXII   |          My flesh shall rest in hope, and Thou wilt not leave
 5        2, LXV    |         as others which have no hope. For if we believe that
 6        2, LXXVII |    Jewish belief: "We certainly hope that there will be a bodily
 7        3, III    |    things, and strengthen their hope of another and better life!
 8        3, XXXII  |        flesh also shall rest in hope: for Thou wilt not leave
 9        3, LXV    |   punishment, on account of the hope which is based upon repentance,
10        3, LXXX   |      opinions--give birth to no hope at all, on account of the
11        3, LXXX   |     will deny that it is a vain hope which they entertain regarding
12        3, LXXX   |     health of the body, and the hope regarding it which is entertained
13        4, XXIX   |        these, may entertain the hope that by a virtuous life,
14        4, XXXVIII|         vessel s rims detained,~Hope still within th' unbroken
15        4, XLIX   |      plougheth should plough in hope, and he that thresheth in
16        4, XLIX   |        and he that thresheth in hope of partaking." And in another
17        5, X      |     seed be;" and having thus a hope that they would become as
18        5, X      |      all created things, and to hope for the enjoyment of the
19        5, XIII   |       has subjected the same in hope." But if Celsus had read
20        5, XIII   |      hath subjected the same in hope; because the creature itself
21        5, XIV    |        during life); for such a hope is simply one which might
22        5, XIX    | advantage of the multitude. Our hope, then, is not" the hope
23        5, XIX    |         hope, then, is not" the hope of worms, nor does our soul
24        5, LI     |      God, as the Son of God, in hope of receiving the best rewards
25        6, XIV    | understand and grasp the divine hope. We do not maintain, however,
26        6, XX     |         also." And therefore we hope, after the troubles and
27        7, XII    |      asketh us a reason for the hope that is in us." And they
28        7, XXVIII |       on to ask of us "where we hope to go after death;" and
29        7, L      |      that subjected the same in hope;" at other times as vanity
30        7, LXV    |        who made it subject:, in hope." We believe, therefore,
31        7, LXV    |    remain in this condition "in hope" of a better state, ought
32        8, V      |       who subjected the same in hope," whilst he praises the
33        8, XLIX   |       my discourse to those who hope for the enjoyment of eternal
34        8, L      |         from God, and therefore hope for its resurrection, and
35        8, L      |        to reason with those who hope for the good of the body,
36        8, LI     |      his approval of those who "hope that eternal life shall