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 1    1, 5  |            was at first unwilling to trust to their promise, remarking
 2    1, 5  |             that he would do well to trust Providence and their word.
 3    1, 5  |        disobedience cost him dearly.~Trust in God, as opposed to human
 4    1, 5  |     precaution is toil and moil;~Go, trust in Providence, trust is
 5    1, 5  |             Go, trust in Providence, trust is the better part.~War
 6    1, 5  |              said, "True; but though trust be our mainstay,~Yet the
 7    1, 5  |            cried with a loud voice,~'Trust in God, yet tie the camel'
 8    1  (1)|                                      Trust in God and keep your powder
 9    1, 5  |             friend of God;'2~Through trust in Providence neglect not
10    1, 5  |            Go, O Quietists, practice trust with self-exertion,~Exert
11    1, 5  |         means is a blot upon perfect trust.~Self-exertion is not more
12    1, 5  | Self-exertion is not more noble than trust in God.~What is more lovely
13    1, 5  |         fiery pit.~If ye really have trust in God, exert yourselves,~
14    1, 15 |              faithfully executes his trust at a distance from the court
15    2, 11 |             the right way. How can I trust a thief like you to guard
16    3, 13 |            upon a ship,~You do it in trust that the voyage will be
17    5, 7  |          unasked,~Wherefore I firmly trust in Thy free grace.~When
18    5, 10 |             and exertion better than trust in God, as worldly occupations
19    5, 10 |           morrow, but place absolute trust in Him.~The fate of the
20    6, 8  |            by Pharaoh was induced to trust for deliverance to the intercession
21    6, 8  |        regrets for having placed his trust in man and not in God.~When
22    6, 9  |           knowledge will continue to trust in his knowledge, in spite