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Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom   By: (1688-1772)

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In this remarkable philosophical work, Emanuel Swedenborg delves into the profound realms of theological inquiry, presenting a comprehensive exploration of the connection between divine love and divine wisdom. Taking readers on a transformative journey, "Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom" offers a unique perspective on the nature of God and His relationship with humanity.

Swedenborg's writing is congruously intricate and accessible, blending profound spiritual insights with a lucid, thought-provoking narrative. Clear and concise, the author offers a finely textured blueprint for understanding the intricate workings of the universe, providing a holistic worldview that seamlessly intertwines spirituality, science, and philosophy.

One of the strengths of this book lies in Swedenborg's ability to make complex concepts accessible to a broad audience. The author elucidates various theological principles with simplicity and precision, allowing readers to effortlessly follow his line of reasoning. This clarity fosters a sense of profound enlightenment, as readers are empowered to grapple with challenging concepts relating to the divine nature of existence.

Throughout this work, Swedenborg employs a systematic approach, dissecting the interplay between divine love and divine wisdom with meticulous precision. This logical progression elucidates the intrinsic relationship between these two core elements of divinity, revealing their perpetual coexistence and mutual influence. The author's thoughtful exploration distinguishes this book as an indispensable resource for theologians, philosophers, and spiritual seekers alike.

What sets this book apart from others within the genre is the author's access to a transcendent insight—an attunement with the spiritual realm seldom seen in theological treatises. Swedenborg's intuitive perception of the divine allows for unique explanations of heavenly states, enriching our understanding of God's love and wisdom within a broader cosmic context.

An aspect that might prove challenging for some readers is the sheer profundity of the text. Swedenborg's deep exploration of divinity can be intellectually demanding, requiring diligent attention and reflection. However, this challenge is equally rewarding, as it broadens intellectual horizons and nurtures a greater appreciation for the profundity of spiritual mysteries.

As a literary work, "Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom" shines through its clear and elegant prose. Translated to English from its original Latin text, the book preserves the author's articulate expression of ideas, ensuring an engaging reading experience.

In conclusion, Emanuel Swedenborg's "Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom" is an immensely enlightening and transformative exploration of theological concepts. Through his masterful synthesis of spirituality, science, and philosophy, the author presents a compelling vision of the divine order and human existence. Engrossing and intellectually stirring, this book is a journey of profound reflection that invites readers to deeply contemplate the nature of God's love and wisdom.

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ANGELIC WISDOM CONCERNING THE DIVINE LOVE AND THE DIVINE WISDOM

BY

EMANUEL SWEDENBORG

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Swedenborg Foundation Incorporated New York Established 1850

First Published in Latin, Amsterdam, 1763 First English translation published in U.S.A., 1794 55th Printing, 1988 ISBN 0 87785 056 9

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 76 46144 Manufactured in the United States of America

TRANSLATOR'S NOTE

The previous translation of this work has been carefully revised. In this revision the translator has had the valuable assistance of suggestions by the Rev. L.H. Tafel and others. The new renderings of existere and fugere are suggestions adopted by the Editorial Committee and accepted by the translator, but for which he does not wish to be held solely responsible.

1. PART FIRST.

LOVE IS THE LIFE OF MAN.

Man knows that there is such a thing as love, but he does not know what love is. He knows that there is such a thing as love from common speech, as when it is said, he loves me, a king loves his subjects, and subjects love their king, a husband loves his wife, a mother her children, and conversely; also, this or that one loves his country, his fellow citizens, his neighbor; and likewise of things abstracted from person, as when it is said, one loves this or that thing... Continue reading book >>




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