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Definition Of Hope
The word I choose to study for the word study exercise is hope. I selected this word because the past few weeks have been filled with various hate crimes and during a back to school rally held by our church individuals wanted to know if there were any hope of things getting better. God lead me to the book of Lamentations where Jeremiah wept for the destruction of Jerusalem due to the sins of the people. In the midst of Jeremiah’s tears he found hope in knowing that even though God promised destruction he also promised deliverance for his children. As believers we must have hope in God, knowing no matter how bad the situation maybe, God still assures us of his unfailing love for us.

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יָחַל yâchal, yaw-chal'; a primitive
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