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Biblical Hebrew
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Biblical Hebrew is the official channel of BiblicalHebrew.com, which provides resources for learning and experiencing Biblical Hebrew as a living language.
What if Aragorn spoke Biblical Hebrew? (Lord of the Rings dubbed in Biblical Hebrew)
What if Aragorn spoke in Biblical Hebrew? I thought I'd give an attempt to translate and dub Aragorn's speech at the black gate into Biblical Hebrew. There were a few choices I wasn't sure of, so let me know in the comments if you think something could have been translated better :)
Note that my video is not monetized. I do not own the copyright here but am using it in accordance with Fair Use for educational and/or satire (to the degree that a modern movie in Biblical Hebrew is funny) purposes.
Note that my video is not monetized. I do not own the copyright here but am using it in accordance with Fair Use for educational and/or satire (to the degree that a modern movie in Biblical Hebrew is funny) purposes.
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Immersion Biblical Aramaic - Lesson 4.1 - About You
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-aramaic/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: faceb...
Immersion Biblical Aramaic - Lesson 3.1 - Pronouns
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-aramaic/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: faceb...
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 5.1 - Where are you from?
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-hebrew/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: facebo...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 6.1 - Where do you live?
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) Special note on this episode: In an earlier period, the name for the city 'Babylon' would have been /bābilim/ in all cases. Already from the Middle Babylonian period on, however, it inflects as other nominal forms: /bābilum/, /bābilim/, etc. We have thus chosen the inflected fo...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 5.1 - Where are you from?
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-akkadian/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: ...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 4.1 - About You
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-akkadian/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: ...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 3.1 - Pronouns
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-akkadian/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: ...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 2.1 - More Greetings and Introductions
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-akkadian/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: ...
Immersion Akkadian - Lesson 1.1 - Greetings and Introductions
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-akkadian/ For some of the research behind this lesson, see the blog post here: www.biblicalhebrew.com/how-do-you-say-hello-in-akkadian/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related ...
Immersion Biblical Aramaic - Lesson 2.1 - More Greetings and Introductions
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-aramaic/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: faceb...
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 4.1 - Introductions and About You
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-hebrew/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: facebo...
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 3.1 - Introductions and Pronouns
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) To take the full course with exercises, go to biblicalhebrew.com/courses/immersion-biblical-hebrew/ For more FREE video lessons in Biblical Hebrew and related languages (Biblical Aramaic, Ugaritic, Akkadian), visit www.BiblicalHebrew.com. To follow us on Facebook, go to: facebo...
A FREE Course Module and Social Learning Platform for BIBLICAL HEBREW
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To give, go to www.BiblicalHebrew.com/help-fund-course-module/ Help fund the COURSE MODULE and SOCIAL LEARNING platform! I hope you’ve enjoyed encountering Biblical Hebrew as a living language at BiblicalHebrew.com and our TH-cam channel youtube.com/@bibhebrew. We are now hoping to implement a FREE online COURSE MODULE to make learning Biblical Hebrew (and related languages) as a living languag...
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 2.1 - More Greetings and Introductions: השלום לך
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Watch the video 3-5 times before moving on to the next lesson. Make sure you understand everything before moving on :) This is the eighth lesson in the Immersion Biblical Hebrew series from BiblicalHebrew.com. It covers some more of the language you need for basic introductions and greetings. Make sure you have watched lessons 1-7 and understand them well before watching this one! For some of t...
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.7 - Vocabulary Review for Greetings and Introductions
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.7 - Vocabulary Review for Greetings and Introductions
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.6 - Writing the Letters: א ב ד ה ו י כ ך ל מ ם נ ן ר ש
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.6 - Writing the Letters: א ב ד ה ו י כ ך ל מ ם נ ן ר ש
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.5 - Alphabet and Reading: Dagesh and Consonant Doubling
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.5 - Alphabet and Reading: Dagesh and Consonant Doubling
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.4 - Alphabet and Reading: דּ ד ו נ ן ר שׂ and אֵ
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.4 - Alphabet and Reading: דּ ד ו נ ן ר שׂ and אֵ
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.3 - Alphabet and Reading: ה הּ י כּ כ ךְ ךָ and אִי אָה + shewa
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.3 - Alphabet and Reading: ה הּ י כּ כ ךְ ךָ and אִי אָה shewa
Immersion Ugaritic - Lesson 1.2 - Greetings and Introductions, Pt. 2
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Immersion Ugaritic - Lesson 1.2 - Greetings and Introductions, Pt. 2
Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.2 - Alphabet and Reading: א בּ ב ל מ ם שׁ and אִ אֵ אָ אוֹ אוּ
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.2 - Alphabet and Reading: א בּ ב ל מ ם שׁ and אִ אֵ אָ אוֹ אוּ
Immersion Biblical Aramaic - Lesson 1.1 - Greetings and Introductions, Pt. 1
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Immersion Ugaritic - Lesson 1.1 - Greetings and Introductions, Pt. 1
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Immersion Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 1.1 - Greetings and Introductions: שלום and מה שמך
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - 2 Kings 2 - Elijah and Elisha
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - 2 Kings 2 - Elijah and Elisha
Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - 1 Kings 18 - Elijah and the Prophets of Baal
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - 1 Kings 18 - Elijah and the Prophets of Baal
Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Exodus 14 - Crossing the Reed Sea (or “the Red Sea”)
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Exodus 14 - Crossing the Reed Sea (or “the Red Sea”)
Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Exodus 2 - The Birth of Moses and Pharoah’s Daughter
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Exodus 2 - The Birth of Moses and Pharoah’s Daughter
Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Genesis 29 - Jacob and the Shepherds, Basic Phrases
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Biblical Hebrew Cartoon - Genesis 29 - Jacob and the Shepherds, Basic Phrases
YAHSHUA/ God with us/YAH WITH US. HALELU-YAH/PRAISE ON HIGH -GOD/PRAISE ON HIGH YAH ! YAH-GOD/YAH-WEH.
Never trust the mis-translations & mis-interpretations of the word. They in their maniacal arrogance will glorify themselves and not YAH-GOD YAH-WEH Our Father.
Interesting, I learned that Hebrew and Arameic started to lose Ain sound already 2000 years ago under Greek influence. Like in modern Hebrew it's pronounced by the few people.
Thank you for this video ☺️🙏🏾
Isn't it interesting that Joseph, a type of Christ, had another name used by the gentiles?
In Aramaeic it would have been "ye-shoo" he spoke Arameic
LORD Christ is my LORD and my God.
since the jewish people is trying to insert themselves into black Israelites holy scriptures:can anyone show in the old testament the term JEWISH,judah and his descendants we’re never mentioned as JEWISH ish something like judah.
In Yoruba language we pronounce it JESU - /jay - soo/.
On East Africa we call him Yesu
In Sri Lanka we call "Jesu" (Jaysuu)... ❤❤❤
In bengali, we call our LORD as Jishu 🥰
Isa, Isus.
In chinese they say Yasu
3:09 if all you need is what the title said
His name is very important. It is a command not to take it in vain. Please look up the ineffable name doctrine. Also the saviours name was not Greek, English etc. It was in ancient Hebrew. A translation should would the same and carry the same meaning which Jesus Christ fails to do. Please remember the saviour came and said I have come in my fathers name and you do not receive me but one will come in his own name and him I you will receive. If you don’t know the name of the Father or the son how can you call upon him and be saved? Please look 👀 k these things up for yourself because people are liars. Be not deceived.
So beautiful 😢 speechless.......
In Japan: Iesu Kirisuto (Jesus Christ) Shu Iesu (Lord Jesus) Iesu-sama (Jesus +honorific) Kirishitan / Kurisuchan (Christian) "After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb." Rev 7:9
Westerners(mostly Americans) are seen as pious in average non-religous Japanese people's eyes because of how often they say "Jesus Christ" and "God" even it's just a phrase, how 1st century religious sect has so much influence globally when we think about it it's a miracle
Issa🎉
Thank you so ive been learning some biblical hebrew, but very interested in Aramaic
Polish 🇵🇱✝️🇵🇱 Jezus (IeZus) where J is soft and Z is hard. U thought how Jesus would think of His Name be pronounced in different ways and I thought of my name which is Dawid. In Polish it is written with w, but english is David, hebrew the origin is 3 letters DWD would say. And the accent in the origin is for the last sylab. I do not mind any of pronouciations, I acutually like to get to know how different nations pronounce the name I have, so I think Jesus is not offended, but for sure it must be pleasant for our Lord to learn His beloved language of hebrew and armaic.
Europeans have a habit of twisting names as much as possible.. so much so that Mary mother of Jesus would have been cnfucsed if someone toid her that her first son was nicknamed Jesus. Now she had another son who wrote an epistle in the New Testament whom she named 'YAKOV. I magine her plight if someone told her he was "James" and not Yacov. She could console herself about Yhuda whom they twisted only partially to "Jude". English are smart.😂😂😊
The case is the same in India where many languages have evolved from Sanskrit and Arabic. Even in the 28 States of India, the Indian languge is spoken very differently. So Yeshua is pronounced as, Jishu,.Issumashi, Issahmasi and in a countless ways by the tribals. and also Jesus,in the North East States. Thanks for enlightening us on the way Yeshua himself would have been accustomed to hear his name called.
In Telugu His Name is Yesu Cristu
He came in His Fathers name after Joshua which is Strong's h3091+ h 3467 or YHUH +YASA according to Strong's which is more modern in and is wrong in adding a j and I don't know why it adds the e and o but yehoshua or jahushua butt but if you if you think of it as the tetragrammaton with the shin and ayin after the vav or uau it yahusha, and and the former puts the shin and ayin on either side of the U, which by the way is the original vav which went from uau to waw which is where you get YHWH, and then it becomes a v
So YHUH FATHERS NAME THEN SHIN AND AYIN IS YHShUAH or YHUShAH
Thank you.
This is terrible, they guy is talking about how to pronounce Jesus's name but is using CE and BCE to discuss dates. Its BC and AD... I wont be subscribing for sure
I think it's Yahusha. He comes in is father's name, which is Yahuah, so Yahusha
🥹☺️Jesus is good ☺️🥹❤
Based on the following scripture m, I prefer to call him Yehoshua Deu 3:21 “And I commanded Yehoshua at that time, saying, ‘Your eyes have seen all that יהוה your Elohim has done to these two sovereigns. יהוה does the same to all the reigns which you are passing over. Jdg 2:7 And the people served יהוה all the days of Yeshua, and all the days of the elders who outlived Yehoshua, who had seen all the great works of יהוה which He had done for Yisra’ěl.
Joshua, the son of Joseph Joshua Josephson ... JoJo...? Yare yare daze...
In Dutch it is Jezus (yay zus) short u like in hurt
In Minangkabau (one of Austronesian Languages) we pronounce Jesus as Yesuih
He actually pronounced it as “YAHAWASHAI”
Josh. His name was Josh if we use English. Think of all the Joshs you know. That's him.
Thank you brother awesome video
In Twi (from Ghana), we say Yesu
With the long 'ay' and short u. No ¿
Not to be rude, but I don't care how you say or pronounce it. I simply want Him in my heart.
This is amazing
wHY isnt it Immanuel. The Angels said his name is Immanuel. So why was it changed to Jesus/Yashua/etc
Ieosous is Yehushua The O makes a double oo uhw sound u is o oh sound sound Ie makes Eh, and s is Sigma ah if at end sh or ss if in the beginning or inside the word Eh oo sh uhw ah that is Yehushua this is his name short hand was O'shua means the same and Ehyay O'Shua Ha'Mait Chai means Iam Gods Salvation from death living when given in response to someone saying who are you dont respond Yehushua HaMashiach you would say I am Ehyay in Hbrew O'Shua the shorthand for Yehushua so that why they didn't have ears to hear and eyes to see get it
Yehushua is the spelling Yehu and shua
The fact that the name Jesus still makes demons run actually shows that it doesn't matter how you say it, the evil ones know who you're talking about recognize the authority. I, a Texan, pronounce it YEH SHU AH, Yeshua.
When we have Him living in us, all pronunciations are good, demons fear the Son of God-all versions of same person! Ha, Jesus is King!
I like this video. Thank you for sharing. I have a few curiosities in my mind. It seems the name of Yeshua could be distinctive ("There is salvation in no one else; for there is no other name under heaven that has been given among mankind by which we must be saved” ~ Acts 4:12. Incidentally, I take Acts 4:12 to mean that the name of the Anointed One is still under the name of Yahweh (יהוה).]). I sometimes wonder if the name of the Anointed One could be H3444 (ישועת) in the Strong's Hebrew Lexicon instead of H3442 (ישוע). One reason I wonder this is because it seems the Anointed One's name might be distinctive from all other names given "under heaven." The other reason is that the angel had to explain to Joseph in a dream why to name the baby this name (Matthew 1:21). If Yeshua were a common Hebrew boy's name, would the angel have had to explain the name to Joseph? Just a question. Since the oldest New Testament scriptures (written in Greek) are the documents most relied upon by scholars, they are accepted as the most authentic sources. However, most New Testament scholars (across the board) don't think that Yeshua and his disciples spoke in Greek. The Greek interpreters who did pen the New Testament scriptures did not always capture (possibly, they might not have even realized) some of the subtleties of Hebrew thought and word. For example, the Greek translators failed to translate the name of Yahweh from Hebrew scriptures that Yeshua and his disciples quoted according to the Greek New Testament manuscripts. I also wonder about the scripture, “And it will come about that whoever calls on the name of Yahweh (יהוה) will be delivered" ~ Joel 2:32. This scripture is also quoted by Cepha (Peter) on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1) and by Paul in his letter to the Romans (Romans 10:13). This seems a bit of a conflict with Acts 4:12. What also seems a conflict in scriptures is the Isaiah 45:21-25 text compared to the Philippians 2:9-11 text: "For this reason also God highly exalted him, and bestowed on him the name which is above every name, , to the glory of God the Father" ~ Philippians 2:9, 10, 11. Here is the Isaiah 45:21-25 text: "Declare and present your case; indeed, let them consult together. Who has announced this long ago? Who has long since declared it? Is it not I, Yahweh (יהוה)? And there is no other God besides me, a righteous God and a savior; there is none except me. Turn to me and be saved, all the ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other. I have sworn by myself; the word has gone out from my mouth in righteousness and will not turn back, that . They will say of me, ‘Only in Yahweh (יהוה) are righteousness and strength.' People will come to him, and all who were angry at him will be put to shame. In Yahweh (יהוה) all the offspring of Israel will be justified and will boast." I am a devout Christian; nonetheless, knowing that people have altered God's pure word has caused me to doubt the authenticity of scriptures that seemingly contradict. I call on the name of Yahweh, but I am confused about calling on the name of Yeshua ("...one mediator between God and men," 1 Timothy 2:5). In the Lord's Prayer, which Yeshua the Anointed taught, we are instructed to address God our Father Yahweh. In Acts 4, the apostles pray to God the Father and then conclude the prayer by asking that wonders be done in the name of Yeshua (Acts 4:24-30). This is confusing to me in my prayer life. I want to worship God in all the Spirit and all the truth. I pray to God and ask for all the Spirit and all the truth for all of God's people.
I believe that Yehoshua was the 'official' name form, but Yeshua was the more commonly used form of His name. In other words, I believe that while the 'official' or 'formal' form of the name of Yeshua was Yehoshua in the original Scriptures, where the goal seemed to be to enlighten people about God and His holiness, when the 'Son of Man' Himself was on Earth with us, He preferred that the people around Him would call Him by the simpler, more 'common' form of the name - Yeshua. After all, judging by the character we see from the Scriptures, Jesus was a 'man of the people' and didn't like to make a big fuss over Himself, but over the Father. Thus, 'Yeshua.' ❤❤❤ A little off-topic: I simply LOVE pondering these things together with my sisters and brothers! Thank you all for the different perspectives. 🙏🏼 I believe our love for Him is reflected in these kind of matters - our true desire to know Him and to delight Him. 🙏🏼❤️🎉☺️✨
Longtime brother, I just found your channel unexpectedly. We used to fellowship at ACFC before you moved. This is good. Subscribing.
Awesome video.Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge,God bless you!
Would have subscribed if BC and AD was used instead of "bce" don't be ashamed to use BC and AD
Thanks for the effort. Well, is FATHER Abraham and Hebrew Nation before Greek? Abraham exist on earth 4,000 thousand years ago.Nr.1 is: under ani hard effort, THE HOLLY NAME MUST BE ONLY IN HIS NATIVE LANGUAGE. About HOLLY NAME? IS deathly approach! Is EXELLENT TO KNOW !!! The 3 HOLLY COMMEND IS: NOT TO TAKE OR PRONOUNCE HOLLY NAME in vain, BLESSING.
The comments about how other nations say it in their own language is beautiful! 😢❤ But all the other comments making it all about their own personal interpretations and "esoteric beliefs and philosophies" make no sense at all.. they have not the true Spirit of God in them or they would rejoice with everyone else here! "For we dare not make ourselves of the number, or compare ourselves with some that commend themselves: but they measuring themselves by themselves, and comparing themselves among themselves, are not wise." "Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.."