Philo paired a silent ineffable god with a self-revealing Logos.

Evidence

In Philo, the 6ν is the first, the inconceivable, the uncommunicative, the silent god, the god one does not name… . In the second place comes the Logos, especially νς, the deity who reveals himself, who manifests himself to the outside world: 9ρασις θε, the σ- α, the λγς and then the archetype of humanity as the man who is the image of celestial revelation, the eternal image of the hidden divinity, as -ρνησις. — Catherine Malabou, The Future of Hegel, 707

Categorization

Category: Factual Claims

• XREF: The silent god / revealing Logos dyad parallels the silence-signal structure already explored across the reader’s soundscape books — the unnameable vs. the manifestation.