New Testament: Sophia was first equated with Jesus, then deleted from mainstream religion because she was a problematic presence in the exclusively male monotheistic theology.

New Testament: Sophia is the Sun Woman in Revelation, (Ch. 12), who stands in glorious radiance crowned with stars. Under her feet is the moon, she is pregnant and pursued by the great dragon.

She is the feminine Anthropos, the counterpart of the masculine principle... she adds the dark to the light, symbolizes the hierogamy of opposites, and reconciles nature with spirit.

"Anamnesis of Sophia" (Jung): Sophia personifies the existence of another "fact" about the creation of the world; that Yahweh is a lower, more unconscious mode of a much greater power lying beyond being and knowing.

Jung proposes that Yahweh is himself subject to the tides of consciousness/unconsciousness. In Answer to Job, Job becomes greater than God because he can "see" God's shadow,because he is victim of it.

"Self-reflection becomes an imperative necessity, and for this Wisdom is needed. Yahweh has to remember his absolute knowledge; for, if Job gains knowledge of God, then God must also learn to know himself."

“Anamnesis of Sophia' refers to the recollection by God of Wisdom: 'But at that time she was still hidden in Yahweh, or rather, she was not yet remembered by him.'"

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