Expressions from the Bible

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Expressions from the Bible are common phrases that are widely used by many people without realizing that they originated from the Bible. A growing list of examples include:

Expression Source in the Bible
keeping to the "straight and narrow" Matthew 7:13-14
"kiss of death" the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot, with a kiss
"maudlin" a contraction of Mary Magdelene, who is in all four Gospels