Religious idioms

Sacred___. Something considered immune to criticism or questioning.

Separate the wheat from the___. To distinguish between what is valuale and what is not.

To be as old as___. To be very old, referring to the bilical figure known for his longevity.

To be a good___. To be helpful and compassionate towards others in need.

The___ of the earth. Good and honest people.

To___ the cross. To endure hardship or suffering.

A___ in one's side. A persistent difficulty or annoyance.

To part the___. To create a path or solution in a seemingly impossile situation.

To have the patience of___. To be extremely patient in the face of adversity.

A___ in wolf's clothing. Someone who appears to be fierce or aggressive but is actually gentle.

Cast the___ stone. To be overly critical or judgmental, often used to discourage criticism.

Give the devil his___. Acknowledge the good qualities in someone, even if they are generally disliked.

To___ the seeds of discord. To cause conflict or disagreement.

To fall from___. To lose favor or respect, often due to moral wrongdoing.

Turn the other___. Responding to an insult or injury with nonviolence and forgiveness.

A leap of___. Taking a risk or making a decision without knowing the outcome.