One God, no more; but friends good store.

The saying contrasts spiritual sufficiency with social abundance: within its monotheistic religious frame, one God is held to be enough, while many friends are presented as a valuable form of wealth.

It praises a broad circle of friendship without suggesting that loyalty can be divided in the same way as religious devotion. Here, “good store” is archaic wording for an ample supply, giving the line a compact, memorable force.

Use it to commend friendship and the practical comfort of having many supportive people around one. Because its explicit monotheistic wording may not suit every audience, it is best used where that religious framing is welcome or quoted with care.