Advanced English: 5 Idioms with Unexpected Histories

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The covenant actually refers to an agreement between God and his people. The reference to blood in this instance refers to the blood of animals who were offered as sacrifices to God. It is true that a covenant is a type of agreement but 1) people do not seal agreements between them with a blood sacrifice and 2) in sacred writings the agreement between God and his people is often referred to as "the" covenant.

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Well in Vietnamese we have a similar idiom like a drop of blood is bigger than a lake

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[@sebastianfingal3813]

Blood of the family make sense because you share dna with family. Were did the blood come from in the covenant? Just a thought.

[@dlairth]

The blood and the covenant are references to the Crucifixion and Communion, and the Christian community.

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