From the BibleA Story by anandboseIt's a sharing of thoughts from the Bible,There’s an
interesting passage in the New Testament Bible where Jesus asks a young man to
follow him. The man replied he has a burial to attend. Jesus said to him: ‘let
the dead bury the dead’. Let the Dead
Bury the dead as idiom means admonishing somebody. My boss gave me a lecture of
the dead burying the dead. I read into
the story of Jacob in the Old Testament. Jacob bamboozled his brother two
times, by stealing the birth right of the father. As an Idiom Jacob means one
who deceives. During the Journey of life
I have met many a Jacob. © 2019 anandbose |
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Added on May 20, 2019 Last Updated on May 20, 2019 Tags: Bible, Christianity, Idioms, Jacob, Let the Dead Bury the Dead AuthoranandbosePathnamtitta , Kurianoor, IndiaAboutThere's a joke about me that when I was baptized I pissed on the cassock of the priest and my tryst with iconoclasm being then I am a Hellenic Philistine, an Existential Nihilist, a staunch Epicurea.. more..Writing
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