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Enjoy getting an at-a-glance overview of over 50 famous sayings from the Bible that every believer should know!
Many people might be surprised to discover that so many common phrases have their origin in the Bible. The English language is peppered with sayings from the Bible, adding rich layers to classic literature and popular culture. Famous Sayings from the Bible elaborates on some of the most familiar, describing their biblical context, meaning, and common use. Readers will enjoy learning more about phrases such as:By the skin of my teeth Eye of a needle For such a time as this Love your enemies My cup runneth over Turn the other cheek Sample Entries:
Eat, drink, and be merry: An expression from the book of Ecclesiastes (8:15), written by King Solomon. He advises people to seek out and enjoy the good things in life as they carry out their daily responsibilities.
Wolf in sheep’s clothing: An expression taken from Jesus’s warning about false prophets: “Beware of false prophets who come disguised as harmless sheep but are really vicious wolves” (Matt. 7:15 NLT). A wolf in sheep’s clothing is anyone who appears harmless but has wicked motives.
Perfect for any Bible study or to hand to a friend, this pamphlet will supplement any New or Old Testament Bible study! Get your copy today!
Many people might be surprised to discover that so many common phrases have their origin in the Bible. The English language is peppered with sayings from the Bible, adding rich layers to classic literature and popular culture. Famous Sayings from the Bible elaborates on some of the most familiar, describing their biblical context, meaning, and common use. Readers will enjoy learning more about phrases such as:
Eat, drink, and be merry: An expression from the book of Ecclesiastes (8:15), written by King Solomon. He advises people to seek out and enjoy the good things in life as they carry out their daily responsibilities.
Wolf in sheep’s clothing: An expression taken from Jesus’s warning about false prophets: “Beware of false prophets who come disguised as harmless sheep but are really vicious wolves” (Matt. 7:15 NLT). A wolf in sheep’s clothing is anyone who appears harmless but has wicked motives.
Perfect for any Bible study or to hand to a friend, this pamphlet will supplement any New or Old Testament Bible study! Get your copy today!
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