The Christology of the Epistle to the Hebrews
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A careful consideration of the four passages in Philo and Wisdom of Solomon in which this word occurs is not absolutely decisive in result. In Philo, De plantatione Noe, sec. 12, there is every probability that the word means "reflection, " Abglanz. In Philo, De concupisc. , sec. N, on the other hand there is every probability that the word means "efful- gence, " "emanation, " as the writer is there speaking of the m/ev/xa as breathed into man by God. In Philo, De mund. Op. , sec. 51, Cremer sa...ys that there is a clear case of the word meaning "effulgence, " while 1 Mor. Q34#.
383 58 HISTORICAL AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES Westcott says that the more appropriate meaning of the word in this passage is "reflection. " It is impossible to decide firmly and clearly as to which meaning is required in this passage. The balance of probability however lies in favor of the meaning "emanation, " Ausglam.
The passage in Wisd. 7 : 26 is a famous one. There can be no doubt that the writer of Hebrews was acquainted with it and was influenced by it whether consciously or unconsciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A careful consideration of the four passages in Philo and Wisdom of Solomon in which this word occurs is not absolutely decisive in result. In Philo, De plantatione Noe, sec. 12, there is every probability that the word means "reflection, " Abglanz. In Philo, De concupisc. , sec. N, on the other hand there is every probability that the word means "efful- gence, " "emanation, " as the writer is there speaking of the m/ev/xa as breathed into man by God. In Philo, De mund. Op. , sec. 51, Cremer sa...ys that there is a clear case of the word meaning "effulgence, " while 1 Mor. Q34#.
383 58 HISTORICAL AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES Westcott says that the more appropriate meaning of the word in this passage is "reflection. " It is impossible to decide firmly and clearly as to which meaning is required in this passage. The balance of probability however lies in favor of the meaning "emanation, " Ausglam.
The passage in Wisd. 7 : 26 is a famous one. There can be no doubt that the writer of Hebrews was acquainted with it and was influenced by it whether consciously or unconsciously.
What to read after The Christology of the Epistle to the Hebrews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Lachlan Macneill to read onlineMoreLess
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