Logos

John 1 places the Word with God, gives it divine description and narrates becoming flesh. These statements become central to later Christian interpretation without alone defining later essenceOusia — essenceGreek term for essence or nature, with meanings changing between authors.Glossary · Click to read the explanation and hypostasisHypostasisTerm later used for distinguishing Father, Son and Spirit within one divinity.Glossary · Click to read the explanation. ^[1]

The word’s multiple uses do not establish borrowing a whole doctrine from one school. The image is a modern textual comparison, not an ancient manuscript.