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[Mary]

"Such so-called “scholars” and “experts” are dangerous because they do not know Greek and Hebrew but rather pretend to have expertise where they have none." quoted from the article.

This simple sentence sets you ( the reader) up to believe and agree that an "expert" in the Bible is someone who "knows Greek and Hebrew" and that anyone who claims to have expertise, or I suppose even just shares thoughts and ideas from their reading of the Word is invalidated because they do not know Greek or Hebrew.

You (the reader) are thus also set up to come to the conclusion that if you don't know or can't learn Hebrew and/or Greek, you can at least rely on someone who does - in this case J Prasch.

But where in the Bible does it say that we have to learn or know Hebrew or Greek to receive God's word?