The Religious Thought of the Greeks, from Homer to the Triumph of Christianity

by Clifford Herschel Moore

[319] 1 Cor. XII-XIV.

[320] John I, 1-14.

[321] Harnack and some other scholars incline to regard the prologue as “not the key to [the Gospel’s] comprehension”; but when we consider the importance which John attaches to the incarnation, it is difficult to separate the body of the book from the opening passage.

[322] Cf. 1 John IV, 2-3.

[323] John I, 9; III, 19-21; V, 35; VIII, 12; IX, 5; XII, 35-36.

[324] John XIV, 9-11.

[325] John VIII, 31 ff.

[326] 1 John IV, 8, 16.

[327] John III, 16-17; 1 John IV, 9-10.

[328] John XIII, 34-35.