Magazin für die Neue Kirche, Volume 1Büchhandlung zu-Guttenberg, 1824 |
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Amsterdam Antwort Arcana coelestia Assessor bekannt bemerkt besonders Beyer Bischof bloß Brief Buch chen Christ Church daher damahls denborg dieſes Dinge doctrine Einfluß einige einmahl Emanuel Swedenborg Engel ersten erzählt finden folgende Freund Geist geistigen Geistlichen Gelehrten gemäß geschrieben Gesellschaft gewiß giebt Glauben Gothenburg Gott göttlichen großen Grund heiligen Schrift heißt Herr Herrn Himmel himmlischen Höpken irgend iſt Jahr Jehovah jezt John Lewis Karl XII König Königin konnte läßt Leben lezten lich Liebe ließ London Magnetismus Mann Menschen muß nachher Natur Neue Jerusalem Neuen Kirche Nova Hierosolyma Oetinger Offenbarung Person Pontifex Maximus Prälaten Provo quod Reichsrath Religion Repository Sache sagte schen Schreiben Schweden Schwedischen Schwedischen Kirche Schwertordens sehen ſei ſein ſich ſie Sinn Skara Sprache Stockholm Sweden Theil Theologie Thomas Hartley Titel unsere Urtheil Verstand verstorbenen viel wahr Wahrheit Weise Weisheit weiß Welt weniger Werke Wesley wieder wirklich Wort Zeugniß zwei
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Page 316 - Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber.
Page 306 - Sweden excepted, and that for this reason : because true divinity exists there only in its wintry state ; and, in general, towards the north pole, there is a greater length of spiritual night than in the southern parts ; and therefore, those who stand in that darkness may be supposed to kick and stumble more than others against every thing in the New Church, which is the produce of an unprejudiced reason and understanding ; yet, at the same time, we are to admit of some exceptions to this observation...
Page 295 - I was prohibited reading dogmatic and systematic theology, before heaven was opened to me, by reason, that, unfounded opinions and inventions might thereby easily have insinuated themselves, which with difficulty could afterwards have been extirpated, wherefore, when heaven was opened to me, it was necessary first to learn the Hebrew language, as well as the correspondences of which the whole Bible is composed, which led me to read the Word of God over many times; and inasmuch as the Word of God...
Page 314 - God, on salvation, and on the spiritual affections of man. I often revealed things in my discourse which filled my parents with astonishment, and made them declare at times, that certainly the angels spoke through my mouth. " From my sixth to my twelfth year...
Page 292 - Sermons, and send you herewith my subscription for the same. I presume you will use all necessary precaution in this work, because the time is not yet arrived, that the Essentials of the New Church can be so received; the clergy, who have so much confirmed themselves in their tenets at the universities...
Page 295 - ... have insinuated themselves, which with difficulty could afterwards have been extirpated ; wherefore when heaven was opened to me it was necessary first to learn the Hebrew language, as well as the correspondences of which the whole Bible is composed, which led me to read the Word of God over many times ; and inasmuch as the Word of God is the source whence all theology must be derived, I was thereby enabled to receive instruction from the Lord,, who is the Word.
Page 314 - With regard to what passed in the earliest part of my life, about which you wish to be informed : from my fourth to my tenth year, my thoughts were constantly engrossed by reflecting on God, on salvation, and on the spiritual affections of man. I often revealed things in my discourse which filled my parents with astonishment, and made them declare at times, that certainly the angels spoke through my mouth.
Page 315 - God is the creator and preserver of nature; that he endues man with understanding, good inclinations, and other gifts derived from these. " I knew nothing at that time of the systematic or dogmatic kind of faith, that God the Father imputes the righteousness or merits of his Son to whomsoever, and at whatever times, he wills, even to the impenitent. And had I heard of such a faith, it would have been then, as now, perfectly unintelligible to me.
Page 327 - Saviour, on which foundation, if no temple should now be built, lupanaria (brothels) would be erected. Now having been informed, that the religious trial, relative to Dr. Beyer and Dr. Rosen, in Gottenburg, was immediately taken up and surprisingly terminated by the senate, and as this may become a subject of conversation in many places during my absence, therefore, to prevent any malicious judgment, which may probably proceed from the mouths of certain persons arising from their ignorance or interior...
Page 314 - From my sixth to my twelfth year, it was my greatest delight to converse with the clergy concerning faith, to whom I often observed, that charity or love...