"This too shall pass."
Not in the BibleCultural — Not in the Bible
Beloved phrase, but completely absent from Scripture. Often attributed to King Solomon — he never said it.
Source: Persian Sufi poets, 13th century
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"The Lord works in mysterious ways."
Not in the BibleCultural — Not in the Bible
One of the most confidently quoted 'Bible verses' — written by an 18th-century English poet, not found anywhere in Scripture.
Source: William Cowper, hymn 'God Moves in a Mysterious Way' (1773)
"Hate the sin, love the sinner."
Not in the BibleCultural — Not in the Bible
Widely used as a biblical principle, especially in theological debates. The phrase originates with Gandhi, not the Bible.
Source: Attributed to Mahatma Gandhi, 'An Autobiography' (1927)
Why It Matters
Biblical literacy is in decline
The problem isn't malice — it's assumption. Most people repeat what they've heard, never realising it was never written.
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The Misquote Problem
Over half of Americans attribute quotes to the Bible that simply aren't there — often repeating them with complete confidence.
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Widely Owned, Rarely Read
The Bible is the world's best-selling book, yet most people cannot name 5 of its 66 books. Familiarity and knowledge are not the same thing.
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Why Accuracy Matters
Misinformation spreads six times faster than corrections online. When false quotes are attributed to Scripture, the damage outlasts the debunk.