1883. The key to the heavenly and true meaning of the sacred scriptures, revised and greatly enlarged by B.F. Barrett. The illustrious Swedenborg has been the appointed instrument, in the order of Divine Providence, for restoring the long-lost Science of Correspondences to the world - that "chain of golden links by which heaven and earth are bound in harmonious unison;" and this work is designed to answer, without any pretension to critical exactness, and in as plain and familiar a manner as possible, the inquiries which are continually and naturally urged, as to what is meant by this science - how a knowledge of it may be acquired - how its truth may be demonstrated - and in what way it is to be applied in expounding the Holy Word.

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1877. Being a critical examination of the popular theory, with some illustrations of its practical tendency and legitimate fruits. Contents: Mr. Reed's idea of the New Church critically examined; Mr. Giles' idea of the New Church carefully considered; illustrations of the practical tendency and legitimate fruits of the popular theory; where and what is the New Church; the new heaven and the new earth; a practical question.

An Attempt To Explicate And Vindicate Swedenborg's Vision Of The New Jerusalem And His Interpretation Of The Apocalypse Of John.