Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,5 |     his wife were too old to hope for an offspring, Zacharias
 2 2, 0,7 | instils into them that their hope of being Abraham’s descendants,
 3 3, 0,18|  before His Disciples in the hope that they may be detracted
 4 4, 1,14|    table with sinners in the hope of saving them. The Lord’
 5 4, 2,13|   fervently aroused with the hope that Jesus would heal his
 6 4, 2,13|    12 years and had lost all hope of a cure, squeezed her
 7 5, 0,44|   recount the miracle in the hope of finding some new facet,
 8 5, 0,67|       and perhaps gives them hope — in vain as it may be —
 9 5, 0,68|   but to “tempt” Him, in the hope that He may be blamed for
10 5, 0,77|  labored much. This is where hope lies for the sinners, where
11 5, 0,82|    You love is sick,” in the hope that the Lord Himself would
12 5, 0,82|      they both express their hope on the Lord in identical
13 6, 4,7 |      reassures them with the hope of a new meeting with Him,
14 6, 6,2 |    to despair and not to the hope of God’s all-forgiving mercy.
15 6, 6,2 |      conscience, without any hope of reformation. That’s why