This episode provide a very clear understanding about Faith and Hope, because a lot of people confuse themselves when comes about these two concepts some people apply hope where it's not needed so that why from this episode we will explain what makes the difference between fait and hope and also how we can use them.
Faith is the strong trust and confidence in something or someone. It is the strong, and unwavering belief we have in something. We use the term faith when we are talking about a thing that cannot be proved by evidence; it is a belief that is not based on proof. Having faith in someone is having a firm belief in that person, believing that this person will always help us and will not be disloyal to us.
Faith in religion refers to the strong trust in God and the doctrines of that religion. The concept of faith can differ from one religion to another, yet faith is an essential component of any religion. We need to faith to believe in and follow a religion, on the other hand, we also need faith to become an atheist. The term faith has different connotations in different contexts. The following sentences will help you to understand these connotations.
Hope is a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen. We use the term hope when we are not sure whether something will definitely happen or not, but we want it to happen. We also use hope to refer to something good that we want to happen in the future, or a confident feeling about what will happen in the future.
(Faith is the complete confidence and trust in someone or something. Hope is a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen. This is the main difference between faith and hope.)
The bible tells us in Hebrews 11:1 that “Faith is the assurance of things hoped for.” So clearly faith has an assurance that hope doesn’t have. Hope is always saying “maybe,” but faith is always very confident. Much more confident than is hope.
So now, let see why it’s very important to know the difference between faith and hope from these couple of examples.
