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God often pays debts without money. — Irish
God never pays his debts with money. — English
God needs no help when he cuts wood. — African (Ovambo)
God moves slowly yet his grace comes. — Irish
God makes no wreck without cause. — Swedish
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God makes and apparel shapes, but it is money that finishes the man. — English
God loves the poor and helps the rich. — Yiddish
God loves not a lying tongue. — Irish
God love the Trinity. — Russian
God knows whose oil burns in the lamp. — Serbo-Croatian
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God knows who is a good pilgrim. — French
God knows well which are the best pilgrims. — English
God is the real physician. — African (Swahili)
God is the blacksmith who does not forge for only one. — African (Bemba)
God is the best of witnesses. — Lebanese
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God is present not in strength, but in truth. — Russian
God is pleased with good people. — Indian (Kashmiri)
God is not yet going on crutches. — Finnish
God is not rich; all He does is take from one and give to the other. — Yiddish
God is not as severe as he is said to be. — Irish
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God is no man's debtor. — Serbo-Croatian
God is in heaven and grass is on the earth. — Icelandic
God is great, but the devil is clever too. — Rumanian
God is everywhere, except where he has his delegate. — German
God is at the end when we think he is farthest off it. — English
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