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Excerpt from The Critical Review of Theological and Philosophical Literature, Vol. 13
This investigation is approached through a careful and instructive examination of the contents and connexion of' thought Of the Prologue itself. From the conceptions there examined that of the Logos stands out as most prominent, and the Evangelist handles it in a manner that suggests a theological speculation within his acquaintance, and that Obviously the Logos doctrine Of Philo of Alexandria. Our author has read the works of Philo for himself with a View to the inquiry how far the Evangelist is in?uenced by the Greek speculations of the Alexandrian Jew. Philonic parallels to the Prologue not a few are quoted, some of them presenting striking verbal likeness, and, even where the verbal likeness is less pronounced, considerable likeness in the.
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