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-> Alpha and Omega (this is together) are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. J’esus said, “I Am the Alpha and the Omega” = “I Am the beginning and the end,” in other word, I Am G-d.
-> Tower of Babel is when the people united to build a big tower to reach heavens. G-d got angry and punished them by confusing their languages.
-> Coat of many colors: is the episode where Jacob gave a special coat with many colors which contributes to increase the jealousy of his 10 brothers (Benjamin was still to small then!) because their father loved him more than them. And when Joseph started telling them his dreams about the sun and the stars which represented his brothers bowing before him, they lost their temper, sold him to a slave trader and stained his multi colored coat with the blood of an animal.
-> An eye for an eye: is an old Jewish law of vindication: if your neighbor hurt your limb then you will receive the same punishment! And it goes on with an eye for an eye, etc.
-> A good Samaritan recalls the story that J’esus told the Pharisees and Scribes of the Law to illustrate who was one’s neighbor. A Samaritan who was at the time considered the enemy of the Jews, rescued a injured man left for dead by robbers. He was a first approached by a Cohen (priest), and a Levite (was also serving at the temple). The Samaritan cleaned his wounds and bandaged them, took the man who was a Jew to a hotel, and paid in advanced for the bed and everything else.
-> Handwriting on the wall: is the writings that appeared in the times of Babylon the great which were mene, mene, tekel, upharsin which means only Daniel could interpret in the whole kingdom and meant the end of the Babylonian Kingdom, which would be divided and given to the Medes and Persians.
-> Judas Iscariot is one of the 12 Apostles of J’esus who betrayed Him for 30 sicles.
-> Let there be light is one Word that came from the Mouth of G-d to create light. It is His 2nd act of creation because before there was Darkness and “Tohu bohu.” (mess, but the translation is not accurate).
-> Olive branch: Noah and 7 other members of his family were on board of the ark with all the couples of each land animals also and after 40 days of the flood created by an incessant rain (that lasted 40 days). When after the rain had finally stopped pouring Noah released a dove that came back with a twig of Olive in her beak.
-> Prodigal son: The younger son of a hard working man, after asking for his share, went on visiting other countries and dilapidating his fortune unwisely. He ended up having a poor job that didn’t even pay for his food. So he decided to return to his father, and went home asking for his Dad’s forgiveness, his father was awaiting him for a long time and went running to welcome him. This is a story of J’esus to symbolize what happens when a sinner converts and return to G-d.
-> Promised land: Israel is the Promised land because it was promised by G-d to the Hebrews after their captivity and slavery in Egypt.
-> Ye are the salt of the Earth: J’esus calls His Disciples/Apostles the salt of the earth as they are to announce the Good News and preach to Israel and the nations.
-> turn the other cheek: Is a teaching of J’esus made on the mount of Olives not to answer evil with evil but with goodness. He said, “when someone slaps you, turn also the other cheek.”
-> Walking on water: J’esus walked on the lake to join the apostles who were in the boat. At 1st, Peter just to be sure that it really was J’esus and not an illusion asked Him to let him also walk on water which he did as long as he kept his gaze on Christ. But as soon as Peter stopped looking at J’esus he began sinking because he looked at the storm and the raging waves of the lake and got frightened. Then J’esus saved him and called him, “why did you doubt?”
-> Wolves in a sheep’s clothing: is a part of a teaching of J’esus to beware of false preachers who don’t care for the good of the believers but their own materialistic interests. (It could be false prophets or false messiahs).
-> Blarney Stone: ?
->The Boy Who Cried Wolf: that boy was playing a dangerous and foolish game as to call the villagers to his rescue to save his sheep from a non existent wolf. The villagers bit 3 times, but when eventually a real wolf came for real, he ate the boy! Moral of the story: don’t lie and don’t cheat on your homework otherwise the teacher won’t believe you the day you will produce your homework for real! XD
-> Camelot: ?
-> Fountain of youth rejuvenates people who bathe in it or drink from it. I don’t know anymore. But there are many films which have been made from it.
-> Pandora’s Box was guarding diseases that the slave couldn’t resist opening to look at its contents and therefore unwillingly released them in the world. She just closed it but the damage was already done! It is an explanation of why there is Evil in the world.
-> Phoenix: ?
-> Trojan Horse: The dreadful and tragic story (real story) of Troy that suffered a silly defeat because of their belief in superstition. The Trojans took the Horse made of the wood of Greek ship into their own city. The city of Troy had several cities and had an impregnable wall/gate, so the Greeks came up (Odysseus) with the idea of

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