Funny Things to Yell From Rooftop
From the book, Who Said Th at? by Shari Abbott
There are many pithy (concise and forcefully expressive) sayings that are used in everyday conversation. Many people use them, but most people have no idea of their origins. It should be no surprise that many of these sayings are found in the Bible. They long pre-date the time when the sayings came into use. This shows how the Bible has always had great influence on man's life, relationships, and even everyday language. The fact that so many of these saying are still in use today underscores the timeless relevance of God's Word.
The book, Who said that? Common everyday sayings…where do they come from? shares more than 140 sayings .
Conversation Starters
Get the boo k , learn the sayings, and then, the next time you hear one of these sayings, ask the question, "Who said that?"
Be ready to share the biblical origin and turn the conversation to one of spiritual importance. Use the biblical sayings from Who said that? to start conversations about Jesus!
"Shout It From The Rooftop"
This saying indicates a desire to proclaim something loudly and widely. During biblical times this was an effective way to reach a large audience of people. These words come from Jesus:
Matthew 10:27 What I tell you in darkness, that speak ye in light: and what ye hear in the ear, that preach ye upon the housetops.
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The Book Who Said That?
Add this to an Easter Basket. Tuck it in a Christmas stocking. Give it as a hostess gift. Or buy it for yourself to get equipped, BECAUSE... It's easy to start conversations, but it's not easy to make them about matters of spiritual importance.
Turn the Talk
Jesus commissioned us to tell others about who He is and the saving grace He offers. Starting those conversations isn't always easy. So we must learn to listen for opportunities to "turn-the-talk." Hearing a common saying, or using one as you speak, opens the "door" to share the origin of the words in the Bible and to talk about the importance of the Bible and the Person who wrote it!
Who Said That? 
can also serve as a type of "tract" for your non-believing family and friends. It's simply a look at the origins of sayings that we all use...until you get to the last few pages. The book closes with the saying, "Yada, yada, yada," which means "you know, you know, you know." The statement is then made: "God knows [yada] you" and the question is asked "Do you know [yada] Him?" The question is followed by a gospel presentation and an invitation to repent and trust in Christ, making this book a simple way to share the gospel with an unsaved (and often uninterested or unwilling-to-listen) friend.
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About the Author: Shari Abbott, executive director for Reasons for Hope* Jesus, is an avid Bible reader and teacher. She is passionate about equipping and encouraging Christians to know Jesus better and to love Him more. Shari is the author of the books,Why the Butterfly? A Book About Rightly Remembering, Remember Me – A Course In Rightly Remembering, Who Said That? Common Everyday Sayings, Got Questions? We have Reasons for Hope (Reasons Books 1, 2, 3 & 4), Fun with Shuns (biblical words ending in -tion), How to Witness to Jehovah's Witnesses, Hear, See, Speak & Post No Evil, and Room with a View of Eternity (available at the Reasons for Hope*Jesus store or ebooks at Amazon).
Source: https://reasonsforhopejesus.com/shout-from-rooftop-who-said-that/
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