To sign 'faith,' start by forming an 'F' handshape with your dominant hand near your forehead. Bring your dominant hand down towards your chest while closing it into a fist (an 'S' handshape). As it comes down, land it firmly on top of your non-dominant hand, which should also be in a closed fist in front of your body.
Point to yourself, sign 'faith' by bringing the 'F' handshape from your forehead down to your other hand, and then point to the person you are talking to.
Sign 'faith' with a firm, confident movement when your hands clasp together, followed by the sign for 'strong' to emphasize the resilience of the belief.
Point to the person, sign 'faith', and then use the sign for 'important' by bringing both 'F' hands up in a circular motion to meet together.
Point to yourself, sign 'faith' by bringing the 'F' handshape from your forehead down to your other hand, and then point to the person you are talking to.
Sign 'faith' with a firm, confident movement when your hands clasp together, followed by the sign for 'strong' to emphasize the resilience of the belief.
Point to the person, sign 'faith', and then use the sign for 'important' by bringing both 'F' hands up in a circular motion to meet together.
The signs are very similar and share the same final motion. However, 'faith' is initialized, meaning it starts with an 'F' handshape near the forehead. 'Trust' typically starts with an open hand near the chest or face before closing into fists.
You don't need to physically touch your forehead. Simply holding the 'F' handshape close to the side of your forehead or temple before moving it downward is perfectly clear. The focus is on the movement from the mind down to a solid foundation.
Your dominant hand should always be the one that moves from your forehead and lands on top. Your non-dominant hand acts as the stationary base in front of your chest, waiting to catch the dominant hand.
