Chapter

 1 II     |       devote my whole self to the hope of things eternal, hearken
 2 III    |       disappointed of his aim and hope." Thus spake the astrologer,
 3 IV     |          home, adding thereto: "I hope that I shall not be found
 4 IV     |        quickly disappear. But the hope of the life to come which
 5 V      |           world. But vain was the hope whereon he stayed, and he
 6 VI     |          rejoiced, and I had good hope of obtaining through thee
 7 VI     |         not be disappointed of my hope." Barlaam answered, "Fair
 8 VI     |       hast devoted thyself to the hope that lieth within. ~"There
 9 VI     |          hast received me in good hope, wherein, as I ween, thou
10 VII    |        that forbidden tree in the hope of being as God, and through
11 VIII   | impossible to attain to that good hope, even though a man be more
12 VIII   |             And what is this good hope whereto thou sayest it is
13 VIII   |          answered thus: "The good hope, whereof I spake, is that
14 VIII   |         to us not to fail of this hope, teach and make known unto
15 IX     |         in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all
16 XI     |        the goal, and shall all my hope be vain?" ~Barlaam answered, "
17 XII    |          God, from whom also they hope to receive the rewards of
18 XIII   |        assist me now? What is the hope that I may count upon at
19 XIII   |           on himself for his vain hope in those ungrateful friends,
20 XIII   |      nowhere among my friends any hope of deliverance, I address
21 XIII   |          of good deeds, -- faith, hope, charity, alms, kindliness,
22 XV     |    possess them than to them that hope for them, nor to these latter
23 XVII   |           mayest know what is the hope of his calling, and what
24 XVIII  |         may not fall away from my hope, but may soon be able to
25 XVIII  |        virtue, and are fed by the hope of good things without end,
26 XIX    |          thee again unto a lively hope, to an inheritance incorruptible
27 XIX    |       narrow way, yet through the hope of future blessings is it
28 XIX    |    thereunto, in all patience and hope. Therefore, even as thou
29 XXI    |           I am disappointed of my hope, seeing that thou art listless
30 XXII   |          more. We are not without hope that the prince will yet
31 XXII   |       mark, nor be cheated of our hope. Barlaam himself shall be
32 XXII   |        God. Wherefore abandon all hope of gaining the knowledge
33 XXIV   |         servants, that, beyond my hope, in answer to my prayer
34 XXV    |           O Lord my God, my sweet hope and unerring promise, the
35 XXV    |     kindness and courtesy, in the hope, perchance, of alluring
36 XXV    |       folly rejected; so that, in hope of some other uncertain
37 XXV    |       shadow of thy wings I shall hope till wickedness overpass.
38 XXV    |           which thou callest `the hope of some other uncertain
39 XXVI   |         house of defence, and his hope was under the shadow of
40 XXVIII |            except that men beyond hope, stained with all manner
41 XXIX   |          our succour, gone is all hope! and lost is all the reverence
42 XXX    |        powerful and merciful, the hope of the hopeless, and the
43 XXXI   |        have made this young man's hope vain; but again Christ was
44 XXXI   |         our Lord Jesus Christ, my hope, by whom we have access
45 XXXIII |       gladdeneth the heart by the hope of enjoyment to come, and
46 XXXV   |   disquieted within time? Set thy hope on God, and give him thanks,
47 XXXV   |       give him thanks, who is the hope of all the ends of the earth,
48 XXXVI  |      labour ye in vain? No longer hope to have me to your king."
49 XXXVII |          was well strengthened by hope, and steadfast in faith,
50 XXXVIII|           on rejoicing, strong in hope, like a child hoping after
51 XXXIX  |       from life. Yea, by the very hope that thou hast of receiving
52 XL     |        help me. For lo, I set the hope of my soul upon the ocean