Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Top fin

👉 In the Bible, "Top Fin" refers to the top prize in a sporting event or competition. It typically involves financial rewards such as money, titles, or other monetary assets. The word is used metaphorically to describe something that has been very successful financially, often symbolizing grand achievement or victory over odds. In the New Testament, the apostle Paul described his "top" in Jerusalem during his final farewell sermon in Acts 9:5-7: "Then they answered and said, 'But who will be above us? And who will be below?' But he replied, 'Who knows that which can be measured by money? Who is able to understand the things of God? Who has understanding without knowledge?' "And when we came with him, he spoke to us in a parable. He said, ‘You are like sheep, but as it was written, you did not know that your shepherd was God. "Then he drew them all out of the temple and said, 'The sheep listen to me, but I am not there to draw them into the enclosure. The goats, they hear my voice, and the sheep follow me.' "And when he had taken away their sin, he took their shoes and put them in a heap; then he went on saying to them, ‘Come and see what I have done to you.'" This parable illustrates the idea of financial success being likened to a shepherd (who is God) and the sheep (of whom we are all part) coming to know him.

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