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Hope Evermore: Quotes, Verse, & Spiritual Inspiration for Every Day of the Year

1. To whom is the book dedicated?
Hope Evermore is dedicated to the author’s sister, Stefanie, who is described as a beautiful model of faith, hope, and charity.
2. What spiritual principle is the central theme of January's entries: hope, love, faith, or repentance?
Each monthly chapter in the book has a theme. The central theme of January's entries is "hope."
3. In the January 7th poem, hope is compared to which one of the following: (a) Hope is a bow, not an arrow. (b) Hope is the sun, not the moon. (c) Hope is a dream, not reality.
The answer is (a). In the January 7th poem, hope is compared to a bow. The poem reads "...But hope is a bow, not an arrow. Its release depends much upon me."
4. There is a mix of adages, life lessons, poetry, and short stories in this book―True or False?
True. Every day of the year has an original poem, adage, life lesson, or short story to read and ponder. It is a collection of the author's thoughts and wisdom gained.
5. The quote on April 17th says that repentance is: (a) a punishment (b) an opportunity (c) a chore
The entry on April 17th says that repentance is (b) an opportunity. It reads "Repentance is an opportunity, not a punishment. It is meant to correct and cleanse, not penalize. Repentance allows us to wipe the slate clean and try again."
6. This book teaches that forgiveness automatically requires you to once again trust the person who hurt you―True or False?
False. The book distinguishes forgiveness from trust and explains that trust is necessary for a solid relationship. Forgiveness does NOT require once again trusting the person who hurt you.
7. In this book it is written that tomorrow is just another synonym for what?
The entry for January 31st says that "Tomorrow is just another synonym for hope."
8. In the November 14th entry, happiness is compared to a surfboard. What is gratitude compared to?
In the November 14th entry, gratitude is compared to endless waves.
9. This book contains a few quotes from other books written by the author―True or False?
True. In Hope Evermore there are a few quotes included from other books written by the author. The books are cited with the quotes.
10. According to the October 4th entry, half-truths never add up to what?
In the October 4th entry it says that "Half-truths never add up to a whole truth."
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