Hope Beyond Sight
Faith in this verse has to do with what is hoped for and what is not yet seen. The words do not ask us to pretend that hope is already in our hands. They make room for a real gap between what we long
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Faith in this verse has to do with what is hoped for and what is not yet seen. The words do not ask us to pretend that hope is already in our hands. They make room for a real gap between what we long
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