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 1 2,3 |         everlasting and Who was their hope, their consolation, and
 2 2,6 |               sign of their faith and hope in God's help that is always
 3 2,7 |              Celebrant must place his hope, not in his own strength,
 4 3,1 |             departed this life in the hope of resurrection and eternal
 5 3,2 |        Testament supplications to and hope in the ever-springing fountain
 6 3,2 |             passed and we express the hope that He will grant us a
 7 3,2 |        Testament days, as well as the hope of a Savior from on High.
 8 3,2 |             Psalm expressing the firm hope of the righteous in all
 9 4,0 |       constant in prayer and our firm hope in her intercessions. For
10 4,2 |              These words fill us with hope, for we now have in Heaven
11 4,4 |               our Christian Faith and Hope. It is the indestructible
12 4,5 |              were filled with joy and hope that this was a sign of
13 4,5 |            misfortune. For we put our hope on you, and honoring the
14 6,5 |              The Church confirmed her hope and faith in the Holy Spirit
15 6,6 |            you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call,
16 6,9 |              ends with this confident hope on the part of the Christian: “
17 6,2 |            His help and living in the hope that the gracious Lord in
18 6,2 |              ask the reason for their hope. St. James asks us to receive
19 6,2 |                 Joy carries within it hope in God's continuing mercy.
20 6,2 |        continuing mercy. This joy and hope helped those who performed
21 6,3 |           same bodily glory all of us hope to share one day.~Whereas
22 6,3 |          faith as a foundation of our hope, a fruit of faith, ripened
23 7,2 |              Monastery, placing their hope on the protection of the
24 9,6 |            have departed in faith and hope of Resurrection, that Christ
25 9,6 |             that have departed in the hope of their own Resurrection.
26 10,1|           focus attention on Israel's hope — the dynasty of David,
27 10,1| responsibility to God is stressed and hope of restoration to homeland
28 10,1|                 Ch. 33-48) Oracles of hope. The famous reading concerning
29 10,1|             of divine forgiveness and hope when the expected Messiah
30 10,3|           fully understood.~So faith; hope; love abide; these three,
31 10,3|             to give encouragement and hope to Christians in the northern
32 10,6|               1 Kings 3:5-9~Prayer of hope in trouble ......................
33 11,1|    representing (from the top) faith, hope, and love (1 Cor. 13:13).~
34 11,1|             with a Cross, symbolizing hope (Heb. 6:19), and was used