lostinwoods · 41-45, M
The phrase derives from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount: “You are the salt of the earth.” (Matthew 5:13) Jesus meant that the common people he was addressing – fishermen, shepherds, laborers – were worthy and virtuous. He was alluding, not to the tang of salt, but to its value.
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Do you study the Bible?
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lostinwoods · 41-45, M
@SW-User Not really.
And I am not extremist.
And I am not extremist.
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@bijouxbroussard oh lovely and thank you so much 💙💜
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Who tells you this?
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@SW-User people I know in real life, I don't need to disclose their details to you
uncleshawn · 41-45, M
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You sure?
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@SW-User Pretty sure
Majorlatency · M
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@Majorlatency 😂
Experienced33 · M
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Not looking but think it means to be one who likens themselves as one with the earth, part of it, good for it..
saragoodtimes · F
the tomatoes aren't going to do well
checkoutanytime · 41-45, M
Knowledge for skull & bones are of witches, and the salt is for Nature .