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 1  1,1 |      is Protestantism's false hope to avoid suffering since
 2  2,20|       without a cure, without hope of cure or salvation. And
 3  5,7 |      of kindling the light of hope in the darkness of their
 4  5,8 |    living and living, with no hope of getting out of this state.
 5  7,14|        who lost all Christian hope, spent the last years of
 6  9,15|       that he could no longer hope to attain the likeness of
 7  9,35|       global crises, the last hope for salvation, and the greatest
 8  9,42|  repentance before Him in the hope of someday receiving forgiveness
 9 10,28|      becomes. No, there is no hope at all for him to be corrected!
10 10,28| corrected! And if there is no hope for him, then there is no
11 10,28|     for him, then there is no hope either for men who become
12 10,28|     just the same degree does hope in God's mercy grow. To
13 10,28|       in God's mercy grow. To hope in it and ask for it from
14 11,4 |     the true faith and in the hope of resurrection and eternal
15 11,4 |      the Holy Liturgy for new hope and inspiration. It is not