Fogalmak és Érzések - Hit és vallás
Fedezze fel az angol közmondásokat, amelyek a hitet és a vallást ábrázolják, beleértve a „bűn zsoldja a halál” és a „ne ölj”.
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Villámkártyák
Kvíz
used to imply that engaging in immoral or sinful behavior leads to negative consequences, which may be fatal or result in spiritual death or separation from God
a bűn zsoldja a halál
used to suggest that taking action and starting a project or pursuing a goal is the most important step, and that the necessary resources and support will come as one goes along
kezdj el szőni, és Isten megadja a fonalat
used to criticize people who only seek divine help during times of crisis but do not maintain a consistent practice of faith or spirituality
used to emphasize the power of strong faith and belief in oneself, as it can overcome seemingly impossible challenges and enable individuals to accomplish difficult tasks
a hit hegyeket tud mozgatni
used to suggest that shared faith and spirituality can strengthen family bonds and promote a sense of togetherness and support
az együtt imádkozó család együtt marad
used to imply that being open to instruction and willing to learn leads to gaining knowledge and understanding, while rejecting wisdom and being closed-minded is foolish and hinders growth
az Úr félelme a tudás kezdete, de a bolondok megvetik a bölcsességet és a tanítást
used to highlight the importance of balance between relying on higher powers and taking responsible action
bízz Istenben, és tartsd szárazon a porodat
used to express a sense of humility and gratitude, acknowledging that one's circumstances could have been different if not for the benevolence or favor of a higher power
ott, de Isten kegyelméért megyek
used to promote the value of human life and the importance of non-violence
ne ölj
used to suggest that individuals who are highly favored or blessed by the gods are often taken away from the world at a young age
akit az istenek szeretnek, fiatalon fog meghalni
used to suggest that even in difficult circumstances, those who are vulnerable or disadvantaged will be provided with the necessary strength and protection to overcome adversity
Isten megmérgezi a szelet a nyírt bárányhoz
used to imply that everything happens for a good reason and the world is as good as it can be, emphasizing the idea of optimism and the belief that everything works out for the best
minden a legjobbért van a lehető legjobb világban
used for saying that admitting one's mistakes, sins, or wrongdoings can bring spiritual and emotional healing and relief
a gyónás jót tesz a léleknek