Original sentence: ") is a Latin injunction, urging physicians to care for and heal themselves first, before dealing with patients.Cura te ipsum  was made famous in the Latin translation of the Bible, the Vulgate.Cura te ipsum ("Take care of your own self.List of Latin phrases.Luke the Evangelist was himself a physician.The proverb was quoted by Jesus, as recorded in the Gospel of Luke chapter 4:23.bs:Cura te ipsum.es:Medice cura te ipsum.it:Medice, cura te ipsum
Edited sentence: Discourse on judgmentalism.Physician, heal thyself is a proverb found in.The moral of the proverb is counsel to attend to one's own defects, rather than criticizing defects in others.The usual interpretation of this passage is, during the Rejection of Jesus, Jesus expected to hear natives of his hometown of Nazareth use this phrase to criticize him.{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse".|- bgcolor="FFD700".|- bgcolor="white".|<Center>New TestamentEvents.|colspan=3|<Center>Hometown Rejection of Jesus, "Physician, heal thyself"Life of Jesus: Ministry Events