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What is the difference between hope and faith?

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Now, I know someone’d say, “You don’t hear that.” Yes, I do. Play it again, brother. I know I do, don’t you? Why? You hear it. You don’t see it, but you hear it. You can’t see music, can you? You can’t taste music, feel music, can you? But how you know it’s music? You hear it. That’s right. Well, brother, faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things you don’t see, taste, feel, smell, or hear. But you know it. It’s a faith. Oh, God bless your hearts. I wished I could get you to see it. Looky here, friends, it’s positive. Is that shirt white? Well, healing’s right then, if you believe [Blank spot on tape—Ed.] The substance, not what you…Most of the people just hope, say, “Oh, I believe I’ll get well.” Nine hundred and ninety-nine out of every thousand passes by don’t know the first principle of faith. That’s right. They have hope instead of faith. Faith is positive.

Experiences, 1948-03-02, Phoenix, AZ, §72

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Experiences, 1948-03-02, Phoenix, AZ, §72

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Title:
Experiences
Date:
March 2, 1948
Location:
Phoenix, AZ
Paragraph:
§72

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