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Pructus Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Believe with someone

Hi, Members and Gurus!

What does, "believe with someone" mean?

For example, "He believed with her" or, "Believe with me and you will be .... "

"Believe with me" mean, "Believe what I believe"?

By the way, "believe with someone" does not appear in the dictionary...

Then, how the native speakers know the meaning of this idiom, "believe with someone"?
  

Top answer

It's not an idiom or a common expression. Where did you find it?

— Khoff

  • It's not an idiom or a common expression.
  • Where did you find it?
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It's not an idiom or a common expression. Where did you find it?
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There can BE no justification for the unjustifiable. Do not believe there is, and do not TEACH that there is. Remember always that what you believe you WILL teach. Believe with me, and we will become equal as teachers.

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This is an excerpt from A course in miracles.

Maybe it means, "believe me"?
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pructusMaybe it means, "believe me"?
Not likely.

I believe this. Believe (this) [with me / as I do], and we will become ...

CJ
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Hi,

Walk with me

Sing with me

Dance with me

Believe with me

The idea in all these is Let's do it together.

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Oh, I see!!

Thanks a lot, khoff, Calif, and Clive....
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