This insightful volume provides a rigorous examination of Philo of Alexandria, a pivotal figure in the history of biblical interpretation. By focusing on his role as an exegete, Peder Borgen highlights how Philo bridged the gap between Hellenistic philosophy and the traditions of ancient Judaism. This study is essential for understanding the intellectual climate in which biblical interpretation developed. Borgen carefully analyses Philo’s techniques and underlying assumptions, offering a clear window into how sacred texts were understood and communicated in the ancient world. Whether you are a student of theology, a researcher, or someone deeply interested in the origins of biblical commentary, this scholarly work offers profound insights. Through meticulous research and clear analysis, Borgen invites you to reconsider the legacy of a man whose work continues to inform our understanding of the relationship between faith and critical thought. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for those looking to expand their knowledge of early hermeneutics and the development of religious thought.