where at in the bible does it explain the phrase "This To Shall Pass"?

Question

Why do you think this saying keeps comming to me / for 3yrs this saying is everywhere.and in the oddest ways it will be put in front of me in a quilted blanket ,found piece of paper , someone will walk by and say it to me it comes at me all the time .

Answer 1

i was an expression used to describe how solomon was feeling..it isn't in the scriptures.

Answer 2

When Jesus said to turn the other cheek if you were slapped he was saying, "Forget the misdeed and forgive." Because sooner rather than later the abuser will stop, and in this life all things are only temporary and all things end in their own time, all things pass. "This Too Shall Pass." comes to you as a whisper or a clue from the Higher Power to help you to understand and cope with the pains of life, Spiritual, Mental or Physical. Once you accept your experiences as a gift and a lesson you can move on. You are lucky to have whispers and clues along with your good conscience.

Answer 3

This phrase does not appear in English Bibles.

As previously stated, 2 Peter 3:10-11 suggests the idea that earthly things shall pass and we therefore ought to live for eternity.

There is also a parable about King Solomon that uses the phrase but I do not know how old the parable is: http://www.wscribe.com/parables/pass.html

With love in Christ.

Answer 4

I don't think that "It too shall pass" is actually in the Bible. The phrase: "And it came to pass" is used when a prophecy was fulfilled. I imagine that "It too shall pass" was first used by a preacher preaching on the Ecclesiastes, which points out that there is nothing new under the sun and that for everything, there is a season. And if events happen for a season, then they, too, shall pass. I remember that Christian comedian Mark Lowery said that his favorite words in the Bible were "And it came to pass". He took comfort that, in trying times, his problems wouldn't last forever. That troubles came, and then they passed. I think he then took that into the Beatitudes, or it may have been someone else building on that. But, whichever of Jesus's sermons he was looking at, he pointed out that, by having faith and persevering, our troubles will come, but they to shall pass.

Answer 5

the exact phrase is not in the King James text. It sounds to me like people are probably referring to an idea expressed in book of Ecclesiates: that everything man does fades away and only serving God is worthwhile.

But that said, God often prefaces prophesy by a phrase such as "it shall come to pass" - in other words, it's going to happen.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

2 Peter 3:10-11 suggests the idea that earthly things shall pass and we therefore ought to live for eternity.

Answer 8

Gen 24:43 Behold, I stand by the well of water; and it shall come to pass, that when the virgin cometh forth to draw [water], and I say to her, Give me, I pray thee, a little water of thy pitcher to drink;

[This to shall pass] is not in King James I, like this also shall pass,

Answer 9

I'm not sure it says anything about that in the Bible.

It's one of those annoyingly ubiquitous phrases like: "don't worry, be happy" or "God works in mysterious ways."

Hannah J Paul

Answer 10

Yeah, that's not in the Bible. Isn't it from some movie? Fiddler on the Roof, maybe?