Chapter

 1 8 |       mention that~despondency1 and despair in penitents should be feared
 2 8 |           in a hopeless situation. “Despair” (“otchayanie”) implies
 3 8 |       temptations — despondency and despair — is~achieved not so much
 4 8 |           mind that despondency and despair always have the poison of
 5 9 | Self-Justification.~The opposite of despair is carelessness and stony
 6 9 |           this~more often and, like despair, it is not easily cured.
 7 11|          hand, from despondency and despair. Most of these ailments
 8 13|           gradually fall into total despair or, on the~contrary, into
 9 13|       account whether he is near to~despair or, on the contrary, extremely
10 15|           We have already discussed despair, but despondency is something
11 21|            bottom of which he finds despair and often suicide, the~eternal
12 21|       hatred, or of despondency and despair, if they have no other~cause,
13 D |       strengthen your faith?~Do you despair of God’s mercy?~Do you pray
14 D |           of bitterness or anger or despair have you given way to~impudent