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God is a good worker, but He loves to be helped. — Basque
God sits on high and makes matches below. — Yiddish
God is a father; luck is a stepfather. — Yiddish
God is an old worker of miracles. — Russian
God is above all. — American
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God helps three sorts of people: fools, children, and drunkards. — French
God helps the strongest. — Dutch
God helps the poor man: He protects him from expensive sins. — Yiddish
God helps the navigator, but on condition that he rows. — Czech
God helps the kind. — Russian
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God helps the early riser. — Spanish
God helps them that help themselves. — English
God helps and the people oppress. — Maltese
God help the sheep when the wolf is judge. — Danish
God help the rich, for the poor can beg. — Scottish
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God help the poor, for the rich can help themselves. — Scottish
God heals, and the physician has the thanks. — English
God punishes with one hand and blesses with the other. — Yiddish
God has often a great share in a little house. — English
God has few friends, the devil has many. — English
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God goes to him who comes to Him. — Russian
God gives the will, necessity gives the law. — Danish
God gives the grain, but we must make the furrow. — Czech
God gives the day and provides the food for it. — Russian
God gives the cold according to the cloth. — French
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