In Isaiah 32, the complacent, secure women of Jerusalen are told their state of ease is soon to be rattled. Then follows a description of what will happen in their lives. They will enter a time of mourning. If it weren't for those phrases, there would be no grounds for hope, and therefore no hope. A good, yet undeserved, outcome is ensured.
Hope enters into the picture.
This describes fertile ground for Biblical hope to reach its fullness. We want so much to see and apprehend, yet when we see, the time of hope ceases. Let God have His full development of hope in the soil of your heart. An illustration of Biblical hope comes to mind. We may picture a long fishing pole protruding over a distance.