The whole-armour of GodThe vvhole-armor of GodWilliam Gouge, 1619

§. 5. Of the agreement betwixt Faith and Hope.

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§. 5. Of the agreement betwixt Faith and Hope.

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Hope agreeth with Faith in many things:¹ for example in these.

HOpe agreeth with Faith in many things:¹ for example in these.

1II. Point. Wherein Hope and Faith agree.II. Point. Wherin Hope and Faith agree.

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¹In the Author and worker of them both, which is Gods holy Spirit, as^c Faith is a fruit of the Spirit, so^d we abound in Hope through the power of the holy Ghost.

¹In the Author and worker of them both, which is Gods holy Spirit, as^c Faith is a fruit of the Spirit, so^d we abound in Hope thorow the power of the holy Ghost.

§. 5. Of the agreement betwixt Faith and Hope.

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§. 5. Of the agreement betwixt Faith and Hope.