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A portion which can never be exhausted: a hope which will never make ashamed.

Our hope can never make ashamed.

This is a better foundation for the time to come, or, rather receive and embrace the promise of eternal life made to such,—that free and gracious promise of life in the gospel, and so you may supply all the wants and indigencies of your present enjoyments, with the precious hope of eternal life which cannot make ashamed.

He wished to substitute recognition of worth in place of the things that debase and make ashamed.

Christ is become of none effect unto you, whosoever of you are justified by the law, ye are fallen from grace," While such was the state of those who followed the judaizing teachers, those who retained the gospel as taught by the apostle, had another hope—a hope which would not make ashamed—a hope in divine grace through faith in Christ—"We through the spirit wait for the hope of righteousness by faith.