oh, I of little faith

A form of O me of little faith — Drawing attention to one's own doubt or skepticism.

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  1. alternativeAlternative form of O me of little faith.

    Oh, I of little faith. The restriction period was heaven-sent, although none of us knew it at the time.

    2003, Bob Thomas, “Sell or Go Public?”, in The Fail-Proof Enterprise: A Success Model for Entrepreneurs, Hillsdale, Mich.: IHC Books, →ISBN, page 175
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    Oh, I of little faith! I have since researched enough to know that I needed to use the .CurrentDb.Containers and .CurrentDb.Containers.Item[x].Documents methods to get the various containers I was interested in ('Forms' and 'Reports') and then to get the actual document names from there.

    1999 December 1, Derek Benner, “Outlook help...”, in borland.public.delphi.oleautomation (Usenet)

    Little do I know of the passing of time and the sore indiscretions of those who say they know what is best for our small community of followers of Him whose time is nigh. How are we to walk in faith, Oh my God, when there is so much suffering of mind and soul? Oh, I of little faith.

    2002, Claire Heartsong [pseudonym; Laura Anne Duffy-Gipson], “Anna’s Vision on the Mount”, in Anna, Grandmother of Jesus: A Message of Wisdom and Love, Santa Clara, Calif.: Spiritual Education Endeavors Publishing Company, →ISBN, page 115

    I was still a slow learner at that point, and I somewhat arrogantly replied, “I’m really honored. But you know I don’t have any real experience as a staff person. I’ve done those things as a lay leader. Besides, I think I may be working soon in missions.” Oh, I of little faith! God must have been shaking His head.

    2002, Joyce Williams, “No Less than Me”, in Joyce Williams, compiler, Unshakable Faith for Shaky Times, Kansas City, Mo.: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City, →ISBN, page 85

    I didn’t want to be the first to approach him out there in the middle of the concourse. This presented a problem, since I figured there would be a good chance I would be the only one approaching him. Oh, I of little faith.

    2005, Bill Gray, “Ticket to Walk”, in 50-Something: Fond and Funny Reflections on Midlife, Kansas City, Mo.: Hallmark Books, →OCLC, page 50

    Oh, I of little faith! How could I have been so blind? How so fearful? One call, one vow, standing together unshaken as a strong city wall!

    2011 October 18, Louise Sweigart, chapter 4, in Joseph: A Guiding Light, Bloomington, Ind.: Inspiring Voices, Guideposts, →ISBN, part I, page 37
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