have faith
Believe without proof
Have faith means to trust or believe, especially without proof or despite uncertainty.
The phrase often carries religious overtones—faith in God, faith in providence—but extends to secular contexts: Have faith in yourself, Have faith that things will work out.
It's frequently used as encouragement when someone faces doubt or difficulty.
- self-beliefTrust in one's capabilities
- supportTo uphold or sustain
- prayerAddress to deity
- higher powerTranscendent spiritual entity
- divine planDeity's intended course
reliance · devotion · loyalty · determination · inner strength · believe · true believer · worship · optimism · creed · resilience · conviction · tenacity · steadfast · trust · trust the process · grace · salvation
- encouragementencourage, encouraging, praises, hang in there, supports
- life advicebe honest, be kind, be patient, work hard, be yourself
- pep talkskeep going, you got this, hang in there, keep pushing, believe in yourself
- Sacred Phrasesamen, hallelujah, alleluia, praise God, glory be
- Scripture PhrasesJohn 3:16, Lord's Prayer, Our Father, Ten Commandments, Beatitudes
- dependencedepend, depend on, dependency, rely, need
have faithdoubt
Lack of firm belief
distrust · disbelieve · mistrust · skepticism · question
have faithdespair
Total absence of hope
give up · lose faith · abandon hope · lose heart · hopelessness
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