Phrases with double meanings?

[nq:1]I am reading a religious book that seems to be full of double meanings. "being born of Goodly Parents" this ... such double meanings? Not a word with double meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you AquosusA Delphic pronouncement?[/nq]
Chris R

[nq:1]I am reading a religious book that seems to be full of double meanings. "being born of Goodly Parents" this ... term for such double meanings? Not a word with double meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you Aquosus[/nq]
Sorry I can't help. But I like this example from The Book of Common Prayer:
'Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor stan

[nq:1]I am reading a religious book that seems to be full of double meanings. "being born of Goodly Parents" this could mean is Mom and Dad or it could mean his *** whom he claims is the father of his spirit.[/nq]
This is probably a misprint. Consult your dictionary: godly = guided by *** or religion, as godly parents; goodly = ample, as a goodly helping of mashed potato.
Don Phillipson

[nq:2]I am reading a religious book that seems to be ... meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you Aquosus[/nq]
[nq:1]Sorry I can't help. But I like this example from The Book of Common Prayer: 'Blessed is the man that ... nor standeth in the way of sinners.' I pride myself on never having stood in the way of sinners! Pete[/nq]
I quote a good friend of mine
"My humility is

[nq:2]I am reading a religious book that seems to be ... meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you Aquosus[/nq]
[nq:1]A Delphic pronouncement? Chris R[/nq]
I have never heard of "A Delphic prouncement" What does that mean? I did a search on the web and found very little to tell me what the term means. I know it has something or at least I think it has something to do with Gree

[nq:2]I am reading a religious book that seems to be ... *** whom he claims is the father of his spirit.[/nq]
[nq:1]This is probably a misprint. Consult your dictionary: godly = guided by *** or religion, as godly parents; goodly = ample, as a goodly helping of mashed potato.[/nq]
Nope not a misprint thanks though

[nq:1]I am reading a religious book that seems to be full of double meanings. "being born of Goodly Parents" this ... term for such double meanings? Not a word with double meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you Aquosus[/nq]
There used to be a fairly common usage of the word "loaded" as a descriptive for words, phrases, or questions that were susceptible to more than one interpr

[nq:2]A Delphic pronouncement? Chris R[/nq]
[nq:1]I have never heard of "A Delphic prouncement" What does that mean? I did a search on the web and ... term means. I know it has something or at least I think it has something to do with Greek myth.[/nq]
The Oracle of Apollo at Delphi answered enquiries with a pronouncement that could, with due thought, be taken in two or more ways, but enqui

[nq:2]I have never heard of "A Delphic prouncement" What does ... I think it has something to do with Greek myth.[/nq]
[nq:1]The Oracle of Apollo at Delphi answered enquiries with a pronouncement that could, with due thought, be taken in two ... and in a Christian context *** is conceived as being both One and Three - but never two. Alan Jones[/nq]
I really appreciate this information, it

[nq:2]I am reading a religious book that seems to be ... meaning rather a phrase with double meaning? Thank you Aquosus[/nq]
[nq:1]There used to be a fairly common usage of the word "loaded" as a descriptive for words, phrases, or questions ... will say that means a load of ***, but it could simply indicate that it is heavy with multiple meanings).[/nq]
HAHA a Loaded expression I have not