He lived in the continued reception of continual strength from above by reason of His faith, just as our faith is the condition of our reception of His strength.
For Jesus Christ Himself is both the Pattern and the Inspirer of our faith.
And as our silence or indifference is the symptom, so by reaction it is in its turn the cause of a greater enfeeblement of our faith, and of a weaker grasp of the Gospel.
There is an impulse which flows from that which is but another way of putting the same thing, the union with Jesus Christ, which is the result of our faith in the Gospel.
We are all of us either rock or soil, and which we are depends on the reality, the firmness, and the force of our faith in Christ.
As we should make use of Christ's advocateship for the strengthening of our faith, so we should also make use thereof to the encouraging us to prayer.
Our faith in God as Self-imparting by His Spirit makes possible our confident expectation that He can and will incarnate Himself socially in the whole family of His children, as once He was incarnate in Jesus.
Our faith is the only condition; it is only the condition, but it is the indispensable condition, of our being anointed with that fragrant anointing.
And the truest basis on which that hope can rest is the experience granted to us, on condition of our faith, of a present, abundant possession of the joy and peace which God gives.
The forces which progressive revelation of this mighty symbol of our Faith is fast releasing in heart of a sorely tried continent no one of this generation can correctly appraise.
Although His word of beseeching did not benefit Himself, yet He spoke for the profit of our faith.
Our faith rests upon the First Truth; and hence Christ is the author of our faith by the Divine knowledge, which is simply one.
Further, our faith is derived from Christ's knowledge; hence it is written (Heb.
There must be vigor in our expectation, in our faith, in our determination, in our endeavor.
Our faith is a very good measure of what we get out of life.
Yea, our faith is faulty, and also imperfect; how then should remission be extended to us for the sake of that?
Likewise, attempting to make the Bahá’í Faith relevant to modern society is to incur the grave risk of compromising the fundamental verities of our Faith in an effort to make it conform to current theories and practices.
It would be easy to descant upon the superiority of our advantages, and to urge our increased responsibility; but do we equal her in the firmness of our faith, and the steadfastness of our profession?
And have we improved upon the past, in the strength of our faith or in the warmth of our attachment to the Lord of glory?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "our faith" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
