Edited sentence: "  The "tent” the "tabernacle" that journeyed with Israel, will be made flesh in the humanity of Jesus." (Jn 1:14)." (Jn 2:19-22 /Jerusalem Bible/).2 of John's gospel.According to Louis Bouyer, in the explanation of John's theology of the Logos any reference to the stoic or neoplatonic meaning is unnecessary.Divine Wisdom is world's source of life and light.Each verse of the gospel's prologue has its root in some phase of the progressive development found in the Old Testament: first of the creative Word in Genesis, then the identification of the Word of Genesis 1 with Wisdom in the biblical Wisdom literature.Finally, the context of John's Logos is the eschatological "revelation" in the Book of Revelation 19, i.In this the prologue refers to Proverbs 8.It is due to Wisdom's presence in the world, that our world is ordered and not at all chaotic.It is permanently present in the world.It will be restored in Jesus Christ: "Destroy this Temple, and in three days I will raise it up... he was speaking of the Temple that was his body, and when Jesus rose from the dead, his disciples remembered that he had said this.Jesus is the victorious horseman, glorious and crowned, whose robes have been washed in blood, appearing in the heavens and named "the Word of God.The Greek word, eskènosen is not only a translation but a transliteration of the Schekinah, the "dwelling under the tent.The identification of Word-Wisdom with the Divine Presence, "the Schekina" in Sirach 24 (Ecclasiasticus) finds its reflection in the prologue's phrase: "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling (literally, set up his tent) among us.The prologue will say that in the person of Jesus Word-Wisdom arrived unexpectedly "among its own", even if its own do not recognize it.The same with the permanent Temple of God's divine presence, the Jerusalem Temple, referred to in ch.Wisdom is the divine plan inscribed in the very structure of all things and gives them their ultimate meaning.personal and essentially biblical identification of Jesus with the Word