Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |            Western Asia and Egypt.~ I hope my more learned readers
 2 Intro |             It only remains for me to hope that your reading will bring
 3 1,8   |              in Him shall the nations hope, and His rest shall be a
 4 2,7   | spiritualization of the Old Testament hope. The prophets’ vision of
 5 5,7   |             be omitted.~ How far this hope has been or will be fulfilled
 6 6,7   |               Judah until there is no hope; chs. 7-12 are mainly from
 7 6,1   |              looked on it as the only hope of salvation and came to
 8 6,7   |                      The Resurrection Hope (25:6-8; 26:13-19).~ There
 9 6,9   |              flesh also shall rest in hope. For thou wilt not leave
10 6,2   |           national disaster. The only hope is divine intervention.~ ~
11 11,7  |            merely says defiantly, “No hope; no! for I have loved strangers,
12 11,8  |               and there was never any hope of success. It only, by
13 11,7  |        prophets promised the exiles a hope of speedy return, Jeremiah
14 11,7  |            insisted that there was no hope until the fixed time of
15 11,8  |           written down his message of hope in chs. 30-31. After the
16 11,8  |              collec­tion, The Book of Hope, was enlarged to apply to
17 13,2  |        chadnezzar; cut off from every hope of becoming an active priest,
18 13,2  |           shown him that there was no hope that he would ever serve
19 15,5  |           future, however near he may hope it to be. It may be for
20 17,4  |         century B.C. the resurrection hope, which was to receive its
21 18,4  |              there is no real note of hope struck. She confesses (ver.
22 18,4  |         punish­ment is just; her real hope is that she may see her
23 18,6  |       destroyed. This in turn creates hope for the future. So he calls
24 18,6  |             40-54). This leads to new hope (ver. 55ff) and a call to
25 18,6  |              that here, too, the only hope open seems to be rather
26 18,7  |            vers. 12-16) which left no hope of a refuge once the storm
27 18,7  |         against us.~It is the note of hope, but of subdued hope. To
28 18,7  |               of hope, but of subdued hope. To avoid ending the reading