1864 and 1863. The text is comprised of two essays, one on The
Essenes, the second on the Kabbalah. The Essenes is a sect or order
of Judaism, found in ecclesiastical histories and Cyclopaedias, and
is derived from the short notices of Philo, Pliny, Josephus,
Solinus, Porphyry, Eusebius and Epiphanius. In this essay the
author strives to give an impartial statement of the doctrines and
practices of the Essenes and to show their relationship to both
Judaism and Christianity. The Kabbalah is a system of religious
philosophy or theosophy that has captivated the minds of some of
the greatest thinkers of Christendom in centuries past. With this
writing, the author's aim is to provide an elementary guide for
those who wish to be initiated into the mysteries of this
theosophy.
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