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 1 21|         false gods of this kind,--Hope, Faith, Concord, Peace,
 2 25|        which you have made, or to hope for any protection from
 3 28|          men, deprive them of the hope of true light, lest men
 4 43| ungrateful as they were, from the hope of salvation: but He sent
 5 48|      world, it is evident that no hope remains to the Jews, unless,
 6 48|   themselves, they shall begin to hope in Him whom they denied.
 7 49|          it follows that no other hope is proposed to man, unless
 8 52|                          LII. THE HOPE OF THE SALVATION OF MEN
 9 52|        There is therefore but one hope of life for men, one harbour
10 53| themselves. Or how is man able to hope for aid from them, if they
11 64|           never revile, who shall hope for a blessing from God;
12 67|         wounds and offences, that hope, that the harbour of safety;
13 73|                       LXXIII. THE HOPE OF SAFETY IS IN THE RELIGION
14 73|        cannot be doubted that all hope of life and salvation is