How to Say “God Is With Us” in Russian

с нами Бог
s nami Bog
The phrase "God is with us" in Russian is с нами Бог (s nami Bog).
The phrase с нами Бог is used in religious contexts to express divine presence, protection or support.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the phrase с нами Бог, the word нами is the instrumental case of the pronoun мы (we). This specific case is required by the preposition с when it is used to mean "together with".

How do you pronounce it?

s nami Bog

Did you know?

  • In a military context, the phrase с нами Бог was historically used as a battle cry to invoke divine protection and victory.
  • The phrase с нами Бог is a direct translation of the Hebrew name 'Immanuel', which appears in the Bible.
  • Beyond its religious meaning, the Russian word бог is used in several idiomatic expressions to describe something immense or overwhelming.

Examples in context

  • Мы должны объединиться, ведь Бог с нами.
    We should unite because God is with us.
  • Не бойся, с нами Бог.
    Ne boy'sya, s nami Bog.
    Don't be afraid, God is with us.
  • Верь в лучшее, ведь с нами Бог.
    Ver' v luchsheye, ved' s nami Bog.
    Believe in the best, for God is with us.
  • Мы справимся, потому что с нами Бог.
    My spravimsya, potomu chto s nami Bog.
    We will manage because God is with us.

Example conversation

Dmitry and Anastasia are walking through a difficult storm.

  1. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Не переживай, Анастасия, с нами Бог.
    Ne perezhivay, Anastasiya, s nami Bog.
    Don't worry, Anastasia, God is with us.
  2. Анастасия Anastasia

    Я очень надеюсь на это, Дмитрий.
    Ya ochen' nadeyus' na eto, Dmitriy.
    I really hope so, Dmitry.
  3. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Мы обязательно найдем путь домой.
    My obyazatel'no naydem put' domoy.
    We will definitely find the way home.
  4. Анастасия Anastasia

    Да, я чувствую силу в сердце.
    Da, ya chuvstvuyu silu v serdtse.
    Yes, I feel strength in my heart.

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