Meanings of messianic hope in English

This was evidently the type of messianic hope held by the Pharisees as well as the Essenes.

The victories of Judas in all probability also inspired the messianic hope expressed in 9:9-10:

This apocalyptic type of messianic hope powerfully influenced the life and thought of the early Christian Church and even permeated the Gospel narratives.

For the next three centuries and a half, throughout the Persian and Greek periods, this type of Israel's messianic hope was apparently silenced.

This Messianic hope runs through all the Old Testament, like a broadening river.

Messianic hopes were rife among the masses, and were invested with a materialistic interpretation.

About the Messianic hope, which appears to have inspired them, he is compulsorily silent.

Driven by hate, they deliberately disown their Messianic hope, and repudiate their national glory.

Thus slowly broadens the dawn of the Messianic hope.

The Messianic Hope has an intimate connection with Eschatology.

It sees Him in the light of the Messianic hope, and so it prophesies of Christ.

Israel's messianic hopes were also shaped and broadened by the teachings of the great ethical prophets.

As the years passed without any change in the world, Sabbatarians had to modify their Messianic hopes.

Of the Messianic hope as it finds expression in these words of Isaiah I have already spoken.

In it the nation renounced its Messianic hopes, and with its own mouth pronounced its own sentence.

The Messianic Hope was vitalised by persecution.