When Hope disappears ~ Faith steps in...

When Hope disappears ~ Faith steps in...

JerriFaye Thomason ↗

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Cal Newport

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James Clear

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The Let Them Theory

Mel Robbins with Sawyer Robbins

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01Undated

The charitable give out at the door, and God puts in at the window.

Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: Generosity is imagined as receiving an unexpected return through divine care. The door-and-window image expresses trust that giving need not mean simple loss, without guaranteeing repayment or material reward.

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02Undated

Where God hath His church the devil will have his chapel.

Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: A place dedicated to good can still face an opposing influence. The paired church and chapel give that tension a religious image.

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03Undated

The nearer the church the farther from God.

Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: Being physically close to a place of worship does not ensure spiritual sincerity. The saying challenges reliance on outward religious association when conduct does not reflect the values being professed.

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04Undated

The danger's past, and God's forgotten.

Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: A person may seek divine help during danger and neglect that relationship once the danger passes. The saying questions gratitude or commitment that disappears as soon as the immediate need is over.

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