‘Blood is thicker than water’ is short for the blood of the Covenant is thicker than the water of the womb. It means the opposite of how people use it today.
Something to think about. Have a great Labor Day weekend.
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I posted the correct meaning of that phrase in its proper long form. You unwittingly echo the changing in meaning of age old phrases that the enemy of Christ intends to hide. Changing the meaning is to erase the original intent. It is so we don't remember and the original meaning and intent is lost in history. It just goes along with every aspect of the evil one does. It is our job to keep these popular old age saying tied to their original intent. If you want a phrase for your particular philosophy then you should wittingly create one. Who knows it may catch on.
I didn't unwittingly do anything. I just intend to follow the current meaning to the people I know and associate with, and as far as keeping your religious meaning from ancient times in tact I don't give a shit about assisting in that endevor.
You said what you wanted too. Now, go forth and use the enemy's terms and phrases. It justifies their existence and gives them power. Sodomy = 'gay', Transvestite = 'transgender', democrat = 'progressive', pedophile = 'Minor-Attracted Persons", 'men can get pregnant', 'gender is fluid'. 'MAGA is a threat to our democracy'. It seems you don't see this because you doubt God.
Piss off.
Now go away, devil.