Behold! Did you know that these everyday phrases have Biblical origins?

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Behold! Behold! Did you know that these everyday phrases have Biblical origins? 3 min. Many common phrases we use today are direct quotes from the Bible. Expressions like "forbidden fruit," "by the skin of your teeth," and "writing on the wall" have slipped seamlessly into everyday conversation, often with little thought to their origins. They can all be found in the pages of the Bible. Which of these sayings do you use? Read full article

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