provideth
Furnishes unto thee
Provideth is an archaic or biblical form of the verb provide, using the old English third-person singular ending -eth that was standard in Early Modern English.
It appears most famously in biblical passages like The Lord provideth and in deliberately archaic or formal prose meant to evoke scriptural or Renaissance English.
Modern speakers encounter it mainly in religious texts, historical documents, or stylized writing aiming for an elevated tone.
Give formally, as honor
- vouchsafeGrant with condescension
- furnishSupply or equip
- renderCause to become
- impartGive by communication
confer · endow · bequeath · grant · accord · giveth · bringeth · yieldeth
Supply or equip
- equipSupply with necessities
- sustainKeep something going continuously
- maintainKeep in condition
- supportTo uphold or sustain
nourish · outfit · stock · replenish · allocate · distribute · dispense · administer
Miraculous sustenance from heaven
- abundanceAmple supply, overflowing
- shepherdOne who tends flocks
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- flockAnimals gathered together
blessing · sustenance · grace · miracle · loaves · fishes · daily bread · heavenly
Voluntary aid for others
- benefactionCharitable gift or deed
- beneficenceActive desire to help
- philanthropyGenerous giving for others
- patronageSupporter's financial backing
alms · generosity · donation · endowment · relief · succor · welfare · aid
bestow
Give formally, as honor
impart · confer · endow · bequeath · grant · accord · giveth · bringeth · yieldeth · sendeth
furnish
Supply or equip
support · nourish · outfit · stock · replenish · allocate · distribute · dispense · administer · deliver
manna
Miraculous sustenance from heaven
flock · blessing · sustenance · grace · miracle · loaves · fishes · daily bread · heavenly · nourishment
charity
Voluntary aid for others
- benefactionCharitable gift or deed
- beneficenceActive desire to help
- philanthropyGenerous giving for others
patronage · alms · generosity · donation · endowment · relief · succor · welfare · aid · assistance
- provided thatConditional conjunction phrase
- internet providersCompanies supplying web access
- health care providerOne licensed to treat illness
- service providersBusinesses offering work for clients
- healthcare providerMedical treatment source
- internet service providersFirms supplying network connections
provide, provides, provided, provider, providers, provident, providence, improvident, improvidence