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 1  II,  152 |        pleasure of seeing without hope of ever communicating it.~
 2  II,  172 |          So we never live, but we hope to live; and, as we are
 3  II,  182 |        Those who have always good hope in the midst of misfortunes,
 4  II,  182 |         to find these pretexts of hope, in order to show that they
 5 III,  187 |         lovable, to make good men hope it is true; finally, we
 6 III,  194 |         of her pretensions. But I hope here to show that no reasonable
 7 III,  194 |           are not eternal joys to hope for, that it is impossible
 8 III,  194 |           in this life but in the hope of another; that we are
 9 III,  194 |          meet with truth, those I hope will be satisfied and convinced
10 III,  199 |           sorrowfully and without hope. It is an image of the condition
11 III,  239 |         239. Objection.—Those who hope for salvation are so far
12  IV,  249 |         superstition to put one's hope in formalities; but it is
13  IV,  262 |            True fear is joined to hope, because it is born of faith,
14  IV,  262 |         of faith, and because men hope in the God in whom they
15 VII,  425 |          hence we expect that our hope will not be deceived on
16 VII,  435 |          justly tempers fear with hope through that double capacity
17 VII,  514 |         righteous man should then hope no more in God, for he ought
18 VII,  514 |          God, for he ought not to hope, but to strive to obtain
19 VII,  517 |          yourselves that you must hope for it.~
20 VII,  539 |          always exist, but in the hope, which one always has, and
21 VII,  540 |                          540. The hope which Christians have of
22 VII,  540 |          as with those who should hope for a kingdom, of which
23 VII,  540 |      would have nothing; but they hope for holiness, for freedom
24 VIII,  586|           no light, man would not hope for a remedy. Thus, it is
25  IX,  601 |            who was to be the last hope of the world, been foretold?
26  IX,  611 |         for God only; their chief hope was in God only; they considered
27  IX,  612 |       world in his person, by the hope of the Messiah of whom he
28  IX,  637 |          are captives without any hope.~God has promised them that,
29  IX,  638 |      without consolation, without hope, because the sceptre is
30   X,  643 |           And yet, to confirm the hope of His elect, He has made
31   X,  643 |         was enough to confirm the hope of men.~The memory of the
32  XI,  713 |        their lust and making them hope to satisfy it.~
33  XI,  725 |           mercy upon the poor who hope in Him.~"Yet Zion dared
34 XII,  736 |      await death in peace, in the hope of being eternally united
35 XII,  739 | Testaments regard, the Old as its hope, the New as its model, and
36 XII,  746 |        for they do not so much as hope for one. There is no Redeemer
37 XII,  746 |       Redeemer for the Jews; they hope for Him in vain. There is
38 XII,  780 |    turning them from it to favour hope. For men thus accustom themselves
39 XIV,  887 |          to these priests! But we hope that God will bestow His
40 XIV,  919 |           men."~I fear nothing; I hope for nothing. It is not so