❌ Don’t say this: We believe to God (have faith that someone or something exists or is true).
✅ Say this: We believe in God.
Why “to” is wrong and “in” is correct
The word believe in this sentence means “have faith that someone or something exists or is true.” In English, when you trust or have faith in something, you believe in it — never believe to. Think of in as showing trust, faith, or confidence (trust in, have faith in). The preposition to is wrong here because to shows direction toward someone or something (talk to, listen to, pray to). You can pray to God, but you believe in God.
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And if we say “We believe God”
To believe (without the in) means to regard something as true: I believe everything god says.
