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This is a new release of the original 1926 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1925 edition.
THIS 28 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Mystery Teaching
of the Bible, by Daisy E. Grove. To purchase the entire book,
please order ISBN 0766129128.
1925. In his foreword, Gardner writes that in this volume the
author has made the psychological symbolism of the sacred writings
of Christianity widely available to the general reader. Contents:
The Key to the Bible; The Woman; The Builder; The Meaning of Names;
The Meaning of Numbers; The Symbolism of the Holy Land, The Chosen
People; Initiation: The Way; Initiation: The Attainment; The
Calling of the Twelve; Some Gospel Interpretations; and The
Apocalyptic Drama. See other works available by this author from
Kessinger Publishing.
1926. The chapters in this book were compiled from notes of a
series of lectures delivered to members of the Christian Mystic
Lodge. Contents Part I. The Symbolism of the Apocalypse: The
Christian Gnosis; The Perfecting of Man; Esoteric Physiology; The
Messages to the Churches; Numerical Symbols; Animal Symbols; and
The Four Horseman. Contents Part II. The Drama of the Apocalypse:
The Way of Initiation; A Vision of Attainment; Opening the Seals;
The Sounding of the Trumpets; The War in Heaven; The Harvesting;
The Outpoured Vials; The Vision of Babylon; The Last Judgment; and
The Marriage. See other works available by this author from
Kessinger Publishing.
THIS 18 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Mystery Teaching
of the Bible, by Daisy E. Grove. To purchase the entire book,
please order ISBN 0766129128.
THIS 28 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Mystery Teaching
of the Bible, by Daisy E. Grove. To purchase the entire book,
please order ISBN 0766129128.
THIS 28 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Mystery Teaching
of the Bible, by Daisy E. Grove. To purchase the entire book,
please order ISBN 0766129128.
1925. The author attempts to show the general reader an inner
meaning of sacred Christian traditions. While the literal meaning
of these traditions by sectarian teachers may have repelled us in
the past, Mrs. Grove's interpretations of history, prophecy and
narrative, as allegories of human experience and symbols of
psychological states, should help to restore the reader's reverence
for the scriptures of Christianity. This book is written in a
sincere and pleasing manner.
THIS 18 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Mystery Teaching
of the Bible, by Daisy E. Grove. To purchase the entire book,
please order ISBN 0766129128.
1925. The author attempts to show the general reader an inner
meaning of sacred Christian traditions. While the literal meaning
of these traditions by sectarian teachers may have repelled us in
the past, Mrs. Grove's interpretations of history, prophecy and
narrative, as allegories of human experience and symbols of
psychological states, should help to restore the reader's reverence
for the scriptures of Christianity. This book is written in a
sincere and pleasing manner.
[A] symbol for the evolving spirit in man which recurs frequently
in the Bible is that of the Builder. It is mind that moulds matter
on every plane of existence. From the womb of Infinite Mind issues
the creative thought or word (Logos) which fashions the universe.
The Great Architect conceives the plan, and through the operation
of his will, his wisdom, his activity, it ultimately takes form and
substance. -from "Chapter III: The Builder" This "inner
interpretation" of the Christian Bible, first published in 1925,
looks at Scripture through a theosophical eye, shifting the
mystical meaning of one of the world's great works of classical
literature through the pan-religious philosophy that was immensely
popular in the early 20th century. From the occult meaning of
numbers, sacred nomenclature, and symbology of women in the Bible
to their connection to Hinduism, Buddhism, and the religion of
ancient Egyptian, this unusual work of comparative mythology will
intrigue those seeking an uncommon spiritual path. DAISY E. GROVE
is also the author of The Apocalypse and Initiation (1926).
1925. In his foreword, Gardner writes that in this volume the
author has made the psychological symbolism of the sacred writings
of Christianity widely available to the general reader. Contents:
The Key to the Bible; The Woman; The Builder; The Meaning of Names;
The Meaning of Numbers; The Symbolism of the Holy Land, The Chosen
People; Initiation: The Way; Initiation: The Attainment; The
Calling of the Twelve; Some Gospel Interpretations; and The
Apocalyptic Drama. See other works available by this author from
Kessinger Publishing.
1926. The chapters in this book were compiled from notes of a
series of lectures delivered to members of the Christian Mystic
Lodge. Contents Part I. The Symbolism of the Apocalypse: The
Christian Gnosis; The Perfecting of Man; Esoteric Physiology; The
Messages to the Churches; Numerical Symbols; Animal Symbols; and
The Four Horseman. Contents Part II. The Drama of the Apocalypse:
The Way of Initiation; A Vision of Attainment; Opening the Seals;
The Sounding of the Trumpets; The War in Heaven; The Harvesting;
The Outpoured Vials; The Vision of Babylon; The Last Judgment; and
The Marriage. See other works available by this author from
Kessinger Publishing.
The author attempts to show the general reader an inner meaning of
sacred Christian traditions. While the literal meaning of these
traditions by sectarian teachers may have repelled us in the past,
Mrs. Grove's interpretations of history, prophecy and narrative, as
allegories of human experience and symbols of psychological states,
should help to restore the reader's reverence for the scriptures of
Christianity. This book is written in a sincere and pleasing
manner.
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