Frameological dictionary in pictures. Biblical winged words and expressions

Winged words ... Do words have wings? Of course they can. Let"s do a little bit. “The word is not a sparrow, it will fly out - you won’t catch it,” the Russian proverb says. The sparks flew away, but it can be caught, and the word you said remains in the memory of the people around you, and it is already impossible to erase it.
It is very important what word you say: good or bad. Sometimes your fate may depend on the words you say ...
Winged words carry a lot of meaning and knowledge accumulated by people for many, many years and centuries. The winged words and expressions have invisible wings of folk wisdom, they teach to live correctly and not to do bad deeds.
You have heard more than once, our young reader, such expressions as the “guiding star”, “prodigal son”, “pitch darkness”, “end - a crown” and many others.
Some, of course, are clear to you: adults probably told you about their meaning. And many may be not entirely clear or generally unfamiliar to you. These expressions came to us from the greatest book - the Bible, it is also called a book of books.
There are a lot of such winged words and expressions.
In this book we have collected expressions that people most often use in a conversation.
We will explain to you what they mean, and we hope that these wise words and expressions will help you in life