It's really physically tiring to read it. I guess if we allowed we were hopeless for the depth of the soul affected by the depth of despair. for grace to be added, it must replace weakness and despair. Well, people witness despair in the loss of a loved one, in a trial that leads to depression. But the deepest sense of true despair comes from within. It's the darkness of the mortal heart with an inviting sense of dread and helplessness.It really involves a wordless inner darkness that no other physical pain can match. There really is nowhere to turn this emotional disposition other than a dolorous cry for critical help. There really is not any particular feeling to calculate on. There is nothing to say except help me. And weeping night and day perhaps one day a hopeless stopgap will inescapably arise in the heart and chase down this emptiness and thisdarkness.In the cry of despair, you give an outlet for that hint of stopgap. Also, seeing that God has hidden, there's a despair that drives down man's tone- determination and confidence. There's an extremely conspicuous difference between a cry from the heart of a confident person and a cry from the heart of a hopeless person. First, in a hopeless person, there's the keen mindfulness that the pitiful cry to God for critical help is nothing but the emotional return of despair, and maybe indeed deeper despair. A sense in which the call for help leads to a further hopelessdisposition.It's presumptive that this experience is expressed in the mind to guide the feeling of helplessness deeper in the heart through the experience of situations ofdespair.However, but also the emotional experience of despair begins and so you're thrown into passing further despair than you were adding your helplessness, If you inescapably start to get hopeless and you suppose that is each there's and you wake up from despair and call on God for help please. Cleverly, this decline is what causes a vastly deeper cry from the heart. A much more sincere cry. The emotional sincerity of the cry is equal to the critical position ofdespair.In contemplation there's a sense of what can be when a person descends into the depths of despair because God advises them not to trust themselves. In contemplation there's a veritably extreme focus on Christ as Savior so the deep position of despair leads to the consummation of a response from a people cry which makes that response more supernatural in despair. The supernatural element in deep despair enters into the emphasis on Christ in Scripture, and Christ becomes more important than the despair or the life of the person. Although in response to supernatural support, God leaves nothing for the sensitive person to glory in themselves due to the position of despair and its continuity convinces a person not to trust particular passions of tone. In despair, what's more important than genuine passions are the genuine words and sacred pledges of God that arewritten.So these riots and focuses actually lead to supporting a hopeless person while aquatic entering oxygen from a tank to continueliving.However, if we tarry long in the sacred word, keeping every pledge, If we learn from our despair. feel that Christ is near. You see, there's a assignment in faith that nothing can be learned in helplessness. There are more unnoticeable and numb sensations, a narrower mortal state of mind, a narrowing of a person's loves and functional dependences. A despair causes a person to meditate so frequently that unless Christ becomes so real, the person would be indeed more hopeless.