'entrust ourselves to' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used when someone puts their faith in something or someone else. For example, "We entrust ourselves to the Lord and His infinite wisdom" or "The citizens of the country entrust themselves to their government's decision making."
Moment by moment, year by year we entrust ourselves to each other.
Trials that come from inside are "naturally more difficult and humiliating," Cardinal Bertone said, but "this kind of test strips us of any false security and pushes us to entrust ourselves to God alone".
There is no set pattern for what we do - because we are each individuals, and our Dharma masters encourage us not to put on airs, but simply become our foolish selves as we continue to entrust ourselves to Amida.
And that is why even the great Nagarjuna encouraged ALL of us – if we truly wanted to become Buddhas (rather than simply practice a religion called Buddhism) to entrust ourselves to Amida's Vow – and take the path of the Pure Land to guaranteed Buddhahood at the end of this life.
The next morning Betsy, her friend, Bebe, and I decided to poke around Providence. Off we went in my rental car, entrusting ourselves to a rented Garmin.
In union with Mary and all the saints, let us entrust ourselves in faith and hope to God, who continues to watch over our lives and to guide the journey of the Church and our world along the paths of history.
Let us invoke the maternal intercession of Mary, Mother of God and of the Church, that she might accompany each of us and the whole ecclesial community: to her we entrust ourselves, with deep trust.
And so we both had that one thought moment that Shakyamuni Buddha and Shinran Shonen mention - the moment of entrusting ourselves ENTIRELY to Amida Buddha, taking refuge in him, and relying upon his Primal Vow.
I would like that we all, entrust ourselves as children to the arms of God, and rest assured that those arms support us and us to walk every day, even in times of struggle.
Return the goods entrusted to you to their rightful owners.
