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faith
Definitions
(Adjective) good internal powerUsage: My faith is strong
(Noun) The substance of things hoped for, the evidence of what one cannot see.
Usage: I have faith I received £100.
(Noun) A belief in things unseen
Usage: I have faith in God.
(Abbreviation) Fast Acting Integrate Tactical Headquarters
Trust in and believing in the almight god.
Usage: The righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe
(Noun) belief without evidence
(Abbreviation) be living for something which has not come
Usage: i have faith i will get a car this week
(Noun) believing in something you can't see
belief in things unseen
Confidence
Usage: He had faith in his values
(Verb) to believe
Usage: I have faith in God
Hope; belief in a higher being.
faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see
Usage: For I have complete faith in god for nobody can thwart his plan for me.
(Noun) Complete confidence on a person and/or a plan.
Usage: "Faith can keep you alive"
(Noun) Believing trust
Usage: I have faith that God hears my prayers
(Noun) Faith is to hope and rely on god to help all your needs
Usage: its all about faith in god
(Noun) Have faith in the Almighty, good will prevail in due time
Usage: Have faith in the Almighty, good will prevail in due time
(Noun) It is something that one cannot see, but one can feel it.
Usage: Faith is what helps us through the difficulties of every day.
belief
Usage: I have faith in you.
(Noun) pretending to know things you don't know
Usage: Faith does not make one a moral person.
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