1. A   2. B   3. C   4. D   5. E   6. F   7. G   8. H   9. I
10. J   11. K   12. L   13. M   14. N   15. O   16. P   17. Q
18. R   19. S   20. T   21. U   22. V   23. W   24. Y   25. Z
Faith is to hope for things which are not seen, but which are
true (Heb. 11:1; Alma 32:21), and must be centered in Jesus
Christ in order to produce salvation. To have faith is to have
confidence in something or someone. The Lord has revealed
Himself and His perfect character, possessing in their fulness
all the attributes of love, knowledge, justice, mercy,
unchangeableness, power, and every other needful thing, so as to
enable the mind of man to place confidence in Him without
reservation. Faith is kindled by hearing the testimony of those
who have faith (Rom. 10:14–17). Miracles do not produce faith,
but strong faith is developed by obedience to the gospel of
Jesus Christ; in other words, faith comes by righteousness,
although miracles often confirm one’s faith.  Faith is a
principle of action and of power, and by it o