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 1  3,2|       minister of the Church must hope, not in his own strength,
 2  4,3|        those who have died in the hope of resurrection and eternal
 3  4,8|     salvation, and expressions of hope in the Saviour. The penitential
 4  4,8|       found their only comfort in hope in the Saviour and joyfully
 5  4,8|          the day, and express the hope that He will grant us a
 6  4,9|       expressive of penitence and hope in the Redeemer, and general
 7  5,4|         in which is expressed the hope of salvation, are sung alternately
 8  5,4|          morning watch let Israel hope in the Lord. (Stichera).
 9  5,6|         which he explains that we hope to obtain from God what
10  5,6|           again proclaims that we hope to obtain from God what
11  5,6|           In confirmation of this hope, the priest, after the conclusion
12  5,7|          of Vespers.~ Filled with hope in the Son of God, Who,
13  6,1|        sins (37, 87 and 142), and hope in the mercy of God and
14  6,7|  Testament saints expressed their hope in a Saviour and their readiness
15  6,7|         the whale, expressing his hope to be saved by God. In the
16  7,1|        those who have died in the hope of a resurrection. The deacon
17  7,1|          all who have died in the hope of resurrection) that with
18  7,1|           may not forsake us, who hope in Him, and that he may
19  8,2|      sense of one’s unworthiness, hope in the mercy of the Lord,
20  9,1|           as a pledge that it may hope for salvation with the Saints,
21  9,4|        supports and encourages by hope in the mercy of God. This
22 10,1| guilelessness” and “the helmet of hope in salvation.”~ ~Consecration
23 10,2|       fear of punishment, and the hope in the intercession of the
24 10,2|           truth and died with the hope of receiving a crown in