giver

Preposition: of

• grace: It is Christ who is the center, Christ who is the giver of grace, Christ alone who brings life.
• gift: Let us not forget to thank " the giver of all good gifts.
• life: You are the giver of life, my beloved God I maintain my whole being by keeping you in mind.
• law: Moses is the giver of the law ( Mt.
• thing: Whoever is a gift of God is not the giver of ALL things.

Converse of object

• loveth: Our Father, we thank Thee that Thy word tells us that God loveth a cheerful giver.
• love: To love the giver of the work, rather than the work itself.
• become: We are still looking for people who can support our on-going ministry by becoming a regular giver.

Adjective modifier

• cheerful: He loves you, a special love, for the cheerful giver.
• generous: They are the most generous givers in the country outside of London.
• reluctant: The reluctant giver is someone who's not going to open his wallet, or her purse, without a fight.
• committed: Cancer Research UK recruited almost 6,500 new committed givers through this campaign.
• primary: The other big difference from men is the extent to which women will tend to be the primary care giver.
• corporate: Six of the 10 largest corporate givers currently restrict philanthropic gifts to religious groups, Bush said.

Noun used with modifier

• gift: And being a gift giver may have powerful affect on your career.
• grant: Remember that the grant giver usually has some very specific objectives in mind.
• care: Being a care giver has taught me a lot about myself.
• confidence: A bold, honest genuine and talented horse who is a great confidence giver.
• paper: Panel chairs now have to sign a form that identifies any paper giver who has failed to appear.
• charity: The run up to Christmas is a busy time for many charities and for charity givers.