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Get rich!
François Guizot
Phraseologism: Get rich!
Meaning: A slogan calling on society to take advantage of their newfound economic freedoms to fill the ranks of the middle class.
Origin: The expression (French enrichissez-vous!) belongs to François Guizot, French Foreign Minister, who said it on March 1, 1843, addressing the French people in his parliamentary speech: “Now, use these rights granted to you by the government: strengthen your institutions, educate yourself! enrich yourself! improve the moral and material conditions in our France..."
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Lie to the rescue.
Meaning:
Lies (deliberate misrepresentation), which, according to the intention of the lier, should be good for the deceived person, in contrast to the truth, which, as the "well-meaning" deceiver believes, will bring harm.
Origin:
Traditionally, these words mean a completely acceptable lie - justified by the fact that it supposedly benefits the deceived, and such a lie, as is commonly believed, is allowed and blessed by the Bible. But this catchphrase owes its birth to the incorrect use of the biblical text. The Bible nowhere speaks of "white lies," that is, lies that can be understood and forgiven. In the Old Slavonic text of the Bible it is said (Old Testament, Psalter, 32:17): "The lie of the horse is for salvation, but in the multitude of its strength it will not be saved." Russian translation of this verse: "The horse is unreliable for salvation, it will not deliver with its great power." Thus, there is no mention of a lie at all, much less its justification. It is only about the fact that only God alone can save a person, that even on a horse a person will not be able to gallop away from what is prescribed to happen. |
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