In my recent studies, I found an easy interpretation for
hope and faith. Faith is now. What you have faith in is a representation for
the present moment; it is a present tense action. Action? Yes, you must actively
exercise your faith through staying in the word, being positive, and not
doubting. Faith believes, even though you haven’t seen anything in the physical
realm.
Hope on the other hand is when you are holding on for
something to happen; it is a future tense action. Hope is when you are
expecting something to happen or turn around for the best. The dictionary describes
hope as a verb and a noun. Hope is also the resting place for trust. When you
hope, you must trust that the outcome will work out for your best purpose.
You must act now in faith, so you can see hope on the
horizon.
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