Let he who is without sin...

[MAvic_South_Oz]

It’s very simple. Think very carefully about what the result might be if someone responds to your actions in a similar manner. You might be worse off. It is most often used to remind people they shouldn’t criticise others for faults they share or perhaps even have to a larger extent.

Again, spot on.
You throw a stone at your neighbors (regular) house, when you live in a glass house, well, the retaliation will certainly leave you worse off.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Im guessing a lot of you were thinking it..

"Are there any women here..." lol

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One of Montys best ever skits for sure . . .

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

My sister and I used to do this all day. Tried to cut sentences or sayings apart and figure out the how they got their meaning

Stone the crows, you would love Australia then, we have hundred of funny little sayings ?

 

[Bigbird48]

I found a way that the holy rollers never knock at my door again, I look out the side window to see who it is , if its holy rollers I strip and then answer the door. they never come back ?

 

[Former Member]

I found a way that the holy rollers never knock at my door again, I look out the side window to see who it is , if its holy rollers I strip and then answer the door. they never come back [emoji14] [emoji16]

And if they strip too, then you could invite them in.

 

[dirkclod]

Sorry for the delay guys have at it .

 

[Former Member]

Do you think there is a biblical reference to the glass house quote? Or would it be considered an idiom?

Thank you guys for explaining it all.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Do you think there is a biblical reference to the glass house quote? Or would it be considered an idiom?

Oh it's definitely a biblical reference, that is very often used as an idiom in modern times.

 

[Former Member]

Oh it's definitely a biblical reference, that is very often used as an idiom in modern times.

You know your stuff!

 

[DanMan32]

Here's some other interesting twist to the passage. The accusers said the woman was caught in the act of adultery. Where was the guy also in the act?

What is believed that JC wrote in the sand were specific skeletons that the accusers had in their closets, thus prompting them to drop their rock and walk away.

 

[Former Member]

Here's some other interesting twist to the passage. The accusers said the woman was caught in the act of adultery. Where was the guy also in the act?

All of the guys in the crowd all had this expression when asked that question

What is believed that JC wrote in the sand were specific skeletons that the accusers had in their closets, thus prompting them to drop their rock and walk away.

That must have scared them to death. Maybe it was smart that they dropped their rocks and walked away.

 

[Meta4]

Do you think there is a biblical reference to the glass house quote? Or would it be considered an idiom?

Oh it's definitely a biblical reference, that is very often used as an idiom in modern times.

Sorry ... the glass houses saying is not at all biblical.
Its earliest use has been traced back to Chaucer in about 1380.

People in glass... - phrase meaning and origin

www.phrases.org.uk

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Sorry ... the glass houses saying is not at all biblical.
Its earliest use has been traced back to Chaucer in about 1380.

People in glass... - phrase meaning and origin

www.phrases.org.uk

Oh heck yes, I thought Rob was referring to the original quote, sorry.
Glass houses is a much more modern saying, not sure they had much glass in houses back in the 1300's though

 

[Lapeer20m]

Oh heck yes, I thought Rob was referring to the original quote, sorry.
Glass houses is a much more modern saying, not sure they had much glass in houses back in the 1300's though

In researching this i ran across an article which cited a speech Obama gave where he mis-attributed this quote as coming from the Bible.

 

[Chip]

...Now, I can understand what a bull in a china shop means...

Check out bull in china shop Myth Busted:

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[Former Member]

I cant believe how nim-bull they were to avoid all the china. Thanks for the clip!