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The cover features a dark, cosmic background with faint stars, gradually brightening towards the center where rays of golden light emerge. In the center, the rays form the Greek word "Λόγος". The light radiates outward, creating a halo effect, symbolizing divine revelation. Beneath it, the book title in an elegant serif font.

Et Verbum Caro Factum Est: A Commentary on the Prologue to the Gospel of John

The book cover features an intense scene within a cavernous space. On the left side, the towering figure of the man in golden armor stands imposingly under shadows, his long silver hair illuminated faintly by short bolts of lightning radiating from his godlike, glowing eyes. His humongous sword is held firmly with both hands, the blade reflecting a faint glint of moonlight. The shattered stalagmites litter the foreground, adding a sense of chaos. To the right, closer to the source of bright moonlight streaming through the cave entrance, stands the younger man in his Graco robe, exuding an air of defiance. The wind stirs his flowing silver hair, complementing his confident, sinister gaze. The background, transitioning from darkness to brilliant light, highlights the contrasts of betrayal and confrontation in the story. Stalactites dripping with mystery frame the scene, creating a dramatic yet ethereal mood.

An ethereal scene of light gradually piercing through dense darkness, with rays forming the Greek word 'Λόγος' (aha or slightly backlit effect). The darkness transitions smoothly to light, symbolizing divine creation. Rays of golden light spread diagonally, emphasizing the profoundness of the concept. A serene background of deep blue and black blends seamlessly with the brilliance of the emitting light. The author's name and book title are subtly blended into the emerging light, giving them a celestial aura.

Et Verbum Caro Factum Est: A Commentary on the Prologue to the Gospel of John

A lone male figure in a sharp 1960s suit with his tie slightly loosened stands at the center of the cover. His head is tilted downward, shadows obscuring part of his face to reflect internal conflict. The setting is a dimly lit retro living room with warm tones of brown, deep orange, and faded green. In the background, a family photo sits askew on a mantelpiece, hinting at his roles as both a father and husband. The lighting is dusky, with golden rays of sunlight streaming through Venetian blinds, casting sharp lines across the man's face and body, symbolizing a fragmented life. A subtle hint of a male silhouette appears faintly reflected in a mirror behind him, symbolizing his hidden identity.

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An artistic rendering of light expanding from the center of the cover, creating a contrast against a dark background. Rays of light will form the Greek word 'Λόγος' in a mystical, luminescent script. Subtle, ethereal hints of celestial elements or abstract representations of creation can be intertwined within the rays.

Et Verbum Caro Factum Est: A Commentary on the Prologue to the Gospel of John

A silhouette of a woman in a flowing dress stands at the center of the cover, with her back turned to the viewer, gazing towards a softly lit entrance door. The background features a dusky cityscape with clouds tinted in shades of pink and purple, suggesting a romantic evening. The overall color scheme is warm with hues of twilight blue blending with soft gold, evoking both melancholy and allure.

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A serene and calming seascape, with gentle waves, a golden sunset, and a lone figure standing at the shoreline in prayer position.

The cover features an ethereal scene where light dramatically emerges from a deep, dark background. In the center, rays of light form the Greek word "Λόγος". Soft, golden rays extend outward, creating a sense of divine illumination. Subtle textures evoke an ancient manuscript. The background transitions smoothly from dark to light, emphasizing the concept of creation from void.

Et Verbum Caro Factum Est: A Commentary on the Prologue to the Gospel of John

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