Hebrew Word Of Hope Essay

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Let us be faithful in proclaiming HOPE in Jesus Christ. The Hebrew word for HOPE means “a cord, or strong attachment.” Hope in Jesus Christ secures the spirit and keeps us balance in our Christian faith. It latches on to the reality of every promise that God has made to us through HIS SON JESUS. It is the reason every Book in the Bible points us to a factual hope for humanity in Jesus Christ. So without THE LORD JESUS, there could be no substance of hope that keeps our faith alive. Hebrew Chapter 11 shows us that faith believes in things we cannot see, but hope teaches us to exercise the grace in us. Therefore, during times of sadness, hope is the melody that sings in the soul the tunes of righteousness and never stops until sufferings

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