Yes. Here are some verses from the Old Testament book of Proverbs:
Pro 1:20 Wisdom calls aloud outside; She raises her voice in the open squares.
Pro 7:4 Say to wisdom, "You are my sister," And call understanding your nearest kin,
Pro 8:1 Does not wisdom cry out, And understanding lift up her voice?
Pro 9:1 Wisdom has built her house, She has hewn out her seven pillars;
In modern Jewish belief, various passages in Proverbs and the Wisdom literature are regarded as personification. However, the passages are considered by biblical scholars to have referred originally to the spirit/goddess, Wisdom.
Burton L. Mack (Who Wrote the New Testament) says that Jewish thinkers like Philo dared to imagine the logos ( reason) as the divine son and sophia (wisdom) as the divine consort of God, and call them second level divine beings through whom God had created the world.
The Talmud discusses verses in which Wisdom is poetically personified (Proverbs 7:4), as are the day and night (Psalms 19:3), the Earth (Jeremiah 22:29), and tens of other items and ideals. This is traditionally seen as a literary device in order to convey some concept; and no foreign significance should be read into it. Note that in Hebrew there is no neutral gender; everything is grammatically masculine or feminine, including concepts and inanimate things.
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wisdom is about belief, socrates believed in gaining wisdom for one's spiritual growth. so yes the best way to achieve wisdom is to believe you know nothing. however one's opinion of "true" wisdom vary's from person to person. the reason for my desire of wisdom is driven by my dream that one day i will be the wisest man that ever lived. with each passing day i make it my undying goal to be wiser, smarter, faster and stronger than i was the day before....and i got alot of days being 13 and all.
yes she is Jewish. she is prob. the most Jewish person i have ever seen.
No.
Not all people get their wisdom teeth. Some get all four wisdom teeth, some get just one, and others have some that never erupt.
No. As of 2010, no Jewish person has ever been president.
fascists value their leader/belief and what ever it says. To a fascist his belief is all that their is.
No, being the goddess of wisdom and war.
Apparently not. Mundus had a number of meanings to the ancient Romans, including "the heavens", "the world" and "the underworld". However, there's no evidence that it was ever personified or worshiped.
A person is Jewish if the person's mother is Jewish. No matter what the person has ever done or not done, where the person has ever been or not been, and no matter whether the person even knows or cares about it.
She is not Jewish .