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Meanings of have faith in English

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Usage of have faith in English
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They just don't have faith in our political systems at the moment.
Radio NZ
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Even the banks point to capital as a reason to have faith.
Reuters
3
Try to have faith, Miss Ashton; it will not be long now.
The Asylum
4
He was asked if the public can have faith in the police.
Radio NZ
5
He reflected: I was still taught to have faith in the law.
The Guardian
6
The Church ought to have faith in the apparitions of the Savior.
Ursula
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I have faith that you will find a way to help him.
The hunchback assignments
8
Unfortunately, she wasn't the one who needed to have faith in him.
Sean's reckoning
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People should still have faith that CCAMLR can deliver a positive outcome.
The Guardian
10
Best to invest if you want people to have faith in you.
The Guardian
11
If you don't have faith in the good Lord, you have nothing.
Reuters
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The healer, the medium of healing, must have faith in the Name.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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Nobody sees the Devil but those who have faith in the Devil.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
14
To have faith in God we must put God first in everything.
The One Great Reality
15
I have faith in Christ; that is my happiness, hope, and confidence.
Clara Maynard; Or, The True and the False: A Tale of the Times
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His men had to have faith in him; otherwise, they were doomed.
Bones of the Dragon
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Have faith through the time
Have faith across language varieties
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New Zealand
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