The Lost Gospel And Its Contents
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Most assuredly not on Philo'slines (for his whole terminology essentially differs from that of theAlexandrian), but on the lines of the fourth Gospel, and on no other.
Let the reader turn to some extracts which the author of "SupernaturalReligion" gives out of Philo. In p. 265, he gives some very strikingpassages indeed, in which Philo speaks of the Logos as the Bread fromheaven:-- "He is 'the substitute ([Greek: hyparchos]) of God, ' 'the heavenly incorruptible food of the soul, ' 'the bread f...rom heaven. ' In one place he says, 'and they who inquire what nourishes the soul ... Learnt at last that it is the Word of God, and the Divine Reason' ... This is the heavenly nourishment to which the Holy Scripture refers ... Saying, 'Lo I rain upon you bread ([Greek: artos]) from heaven' (Exod. Xvi. 4). 'This is the bread ([Greek: artos]) which the Lord has given them to eat. '" (Exod. Xvi. 15) And again:-- "For the one indeed raises his eyes to the sky, perceiving the Manna, the Divine Word, the heavenly incorruptible food of the longing soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most assuredly not on Philo'slines (for his whole terminology essentially differs from that of theAlexandrian), but on the lines of the fourth Gospel, and on no other.
Let the reader turn to some extracts which the author of "SupernaturalReligion" gives out of Philo. In p. 265, he gives some very strikingpassages indeed, in which Philo speaks of the Logos as the Bread fromheaven:-- "He is 'the substitute ([Greek: hyparchos]) of God, ' 'the heavenly incorruptible food of the soul, ' 'the bread f...rom heaven. ' In one place he says, 'and they who inquire what nourishes the soul ... Learnt at last that it is the Word of God, and the Divine Reason' ... This is the heavenly nourishment to which the Holy Scripture refers ... Saying, 'Lo I rain upon you bread ([Greek: artos]) from heaven' (Exod. Xvi. 4). 'This is the bread ([Greek: artos]) which the Lord has given them to eat. '" (Exod. Xvi. 15) And again:-- "For the one indeed raises his eyes to the sky, perceiving the Manna, the Divine Word, the heavenly incorruptible food of the longing soul.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Ferrebee Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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