“I Wash My Hands of It” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“No Rest for the Wicked” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Out of sight, out of mind.” Who said that?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Laughter is the Best Medicine” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Rise and Shine!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Watch the “Rise and Shine” Video Below Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have...“To the Four Corners of the Earth” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“The Blind Leading the Blind!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Shout it from the Rooftop!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Put Your House in Order!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Smooth as Butter!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“A House Divided Cannot Stand” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Seeing Eye to Eye!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“My Right Hand Man” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Hold Your Tongue!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“Eat, Drink and Be Merry” Who Said That? (and don’t guess Dave Matthews)
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...“By the Skin of My Teeth!” Who Said That?
If our resources have blessed you, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible contribution. Many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings are used in everyday conversation. However, most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise...
Please Donate
Reasons for Hope* Jesus is donor supported. We need your help to keep our site ad-free.
~ CLICK TO DONATE ~
Use PayPal or a Credit Card for safe, secure giving.
Take a Seat NOW!
What is the Leading Cause of Death Worldwide?
In Case You Missed It: Top Ten Got Questions in 2024
What Does “Auld Lang Syne” Mean?
The Bible Tells of the Birth of Jesus
What If Facebook Existed When Jesus Was Born?
Ten Life Lessons from “A Charlie Brown Christmas”
Is It Biblical to Give Christmas Gifts?
Most Read Articles
Is it a sin to drink alcohol?
Is my tattoo a sin?
What significance do colors have in the Bible?
The meaning of numbers in the Bible?
Where did OT Saints go at death? Abraham's Bosom? Where was that?
What Does it Mean to Taste and See that the Lord is Good?
Is Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” a Christian Song?
Visit Our Store
