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23And not only it, but also we us-selves, that have the first fruits of the Spirit, and we us-selves sorrow within us for the adoption of God’s sons, abiding the again-buying of our body.
24But by hope we be made safe. For hope that is seen, is not hope; for who hopeth that thing, that he seeth?
25And if we hope that thing that we see not, we abide by patience.
12Hope which is delayed, tormenteth the soul; a tree of life is desire coming.
2By whom we have nigh going to [or access], by faith into this grace, in which we stand, and have glory in the hope of the glory of God’s children.
4and patience proving, and proving hope.
5And hope confoundeth not, for the charity of God is spread abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost, that is given to us.
6but Christ as a son in his house. Which house we be, if we hold firm trust and glory of hope into the end.
12Therefore we that have such hope, use much trust;
2Lord, hear thou my voice. Thine ears be made attentive into the voice of my beseeching.
6my soul hoped in the Lord. From the morrowtide keeping till to the night;
7Israel hope in the Lord. For why mercy is at the Lord; and plenteous redemption is at him.
5For we through the Spirit of belief abide the hope of rightwiseness. [For we by Spirit of faith abide the hope of rightwiseness.]
10I trust on you in our Lord, that ye should understand none other thing. And who that disturbeth or dis-troubleth you, shall bear doom, whoever he be.
22But the fruit of the Spirit is charity, joy, peace, patience, long abiding, benignity, [or good will], goodness, mildness, faith,
4Blessed is he, whom thou hast chosen, and hast taken; he shall dwell in thy foreyards. We shall be [ful] filled with the goods of thine house; thy temple is holy,
5wonderful in equity. God, our health, hear thou us; thou art hope of all coasts of earth, and in the sea afar.
7which troublest the depth of the sea, the sound of the waves thereof. Folks shall be troubled,
3mostly for thou knowest all things that be among Jews, customs and questions. For which thing, I beseech, hear me patiently.
7in which hope our twelve lineages, serving night and day hope to come; of which hope, sir king, I am accused of the Jews.
27Believest thou, king Agrippa, to prophets? I know that thou believest.
4Which Simon healed his folk, and delivered it from perdition. Which was mighty to alarge the city; [That cured or cared for his folk, and delivered it from perdition. That had the mastery to make large the city;]
13and all the sons of Aaron stood in their glory. Soothly the offering of the Lord was in the hands of them, before all the synagogue [or all the gather-ing] of Israel;
24that Israel believe, that God’s mercy is with us, that he deliver them in their days.
15But some for envy and strife, some for good will, preach Christ;
20by mine abiding and hope. For in nothing I shall be ashamed, but in all trust as evermore and now, Christ shall be magnified in my body, either by life, either by death.
25And I trusting this thing, know that I shall dwell, and perfectly dwell to all you, to your profit and joy of faith,
7And lo! I come swiftly. Blessed is he, that keepeth the words of prophecy of this book.
20He saith, that beareth witnessing of these things, Yea, Amen. [Lo!] I come soon. Amen. Come thou, Lord Jesus.
21The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.
7it suffereth all things, it believeth all things, it hopeth all things, it sustaineth all things.
8Charity falleth never down, whether prophecies shall be voided, either languages shall cease, either science shall be destroyed.
13And now dwell faith, hope, charity, these three; but the most of these is charity.
6Believe thou to God, and he shall recover thee; and dress thou thy way, and hope thou into him. Keep thou his dread, and wax thou eld [or old] therein.
9Ye that dread the Lord, hope into him, and mercy shall come to you into delighting.
10Ye that dread the Lord, love him, and your hearts shall be lightened or enlightened. Sons, behold ye the nations of men, and know ye, that no man hoped in the Lord, and was shamed; none dwelled in his behests, and was forsaken; either who inward-ly called him, and he despised him?
6Therefore we that have gifts diversing, after the grace that is given to us, either prophecy, after the reason of faith;
10loving together the charity of brotherhood. Each come before to worship other [or Coming before together in honour];
12joying in hope, patient in tribulation, busy in prayer,
4And I shall enter to the altar of God; to God, that gladdeth my youth. God, my God, I shall acknowledge to thee in an harp;
5my soul, why art thou sorry, and why troublest thou me? Hope thou in God, for yet I shall acknowledge to him; that is the health of my cheer, and my God.
14I was enhanced as a palm tree in Cades or Engedi, and as the planting of [a] rose in Jericho. And as a fair olive tree in fields; and I was enhanced as a plane [or platanus] tree beside [the] water in streets.
18I am a mother of fair love, and of dread, and of knowing, and of holy hope. In me is all grace of way, and of truth; in me is all hope of life and of virtue.
20For why my spirit is sweet above honey; and mine heritage is above honey, and honeycomb. My mind is into the generation of worlds.
1Alleluia. Blessed is the man that dreadeth the Lord; he shall delight full much in his commandments.
6for he shall not be moved without end. A just [or rightwise] man shall be in everlasting mind;
7he shall not dread of an evil hearing. His heart is ready for to hope in the Lord;
1To victory, on the witnessing of the rose, the sweet song of David, to teach men, when he fought against Aram of floods, and Syria of Zobah; and Joab turned again, and smote Edom in the valley of salt pits, twelve thousand. God, thou hast put away us, and thou hast destroyed us; thou were wroth, and thou hast done mercy to us.
7Gilead is mine, and Manasseh is mine; and Ephraim is the strength of mine head. Judah is my king;
8Moab is the pot of mine hope. Into Idumea I shall stretch forth my shoe; aliens be made subject to me.
1A psalm of David. Blessed be my Lord God, that teacheth mine hands to war; and my fingers to battle.
2My mercy, and my refuge; my taker-up, and my deliverer. My defender, and I hoped in him; and thou makest subject my people under me.
12Whose sons be as new plantings in their youth. The daughters of them be arrayed; adorned about as the likeness of a temple.