Summary
But okay, so the first one we're going to look at is fall from grace. And I think that this is really interesting in the context that Paul is writing because we know Adam and Eve, their fall from grace was the very first fall from grace. So similar to fall from grace, the next idiom we're going to look at is how the mighty have fallen. Okay, so, but it's interesting because how the mighty have fallen, biblically comes from second Samuel. Okay, our next idiom, it's not really a phrase, but it's, it's a word, a scapegoat, scapegoat. Going the extra mile, if you say that someone is willing to go the extra mile, you mean that they are willing to put in special effort to make a special effort to do or achieve something.
Video citations
- Idioms that Originate in the Bible 5-4-25 — Heavenly Lord, we thank you so much for this day. We thank you for the beautiful weather, for the birds singing, for the breeze blowing. Lord, you are good and we see your goodness in creation…