June 19, 2013 ~ Almsgiving, Prayer, Fasting
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Share with Addthis Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 World English Bible (WEB) 6 “Be
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Idiom of the Week - Take the Bull by the Horns
take the bull by the horns - to take action without worrying of the results
ex. He took the bull by the horns joining the contest even if he does not sing well.
Idiom of the Week - Tail Between One's Legs
tail between one's legs - to feel ashamed especially after a scolding
ex. He left the house with his tail between his legs, after his mom scolded him in front of his peers.
Idiom of the Week - Smell a Rat
smell a rat - to be suspicious or feel that something is wrong
ex. She is too nice to them, considering this is the first time she is supposed to have met them. I smell a rat.
Idiom of the Week - Rat Out On
rat out on - to betray or desert someone
ex. A true friend will never rat out on you despite having to experience difficulties on his part.
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