In this scholarly and thought-provoking volume, J. Rendel Harris provides a rigorous investigation into the literary and theological origins of the Prologue to St. John's Gospel. Moving beyond superficial readings, Harris examines the historical context and the linguistic influences that shaped one of the most significant passages in the New Testament. By tracing the development of these profound verses, the author offers readers a clear look at the early church's understanding of the Word made flesh. Whether you are a theology student, a pastor, or a dedicated student of the Bible, this book serves as an essential resource for those who wish to understand the foundational arguments that underpin the Johannine tradition. Harris combines meticulous research with an accessible style, ensuring that the complex history behind these scriptures is brought to light for a modern audience. Gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty and precision of John's writing as you explore the intellectual and spiritual climate that gave rise to this seminal text.