This is a new release of the original 1949 edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1863 Edition. Between Louis Claude De Saint-Martin And Kirchberger, Baron De Liebistorf During The Years 1792 To 1797.

1863. The work of which the following is a translation, was published in the course of the last year (1862) at Paris. The nature of it will be manifest from the title page. Who Saint-Martin was, appears in a Historic Notice of him and his writings published in 1824 by one of his surviving friends, found in the Preface. Saint-Martin was a learned and profound spiritualist. Baron Kirchberger was a patrician of Berne, in Switzerland, Member of the Grand Council, and of numerous permanent Committees of Government. He may be briefly described as a Christian gentleman and Protestant.

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1863. The work of which the following is a translation, was published in the course of the last year (1862) at Paris. The nature of it will be manifest from the title page. Who Saint-Martin was, appears in a Historic Notice of him and his writings published in 1824 by one of his surviving friends, found in the Preface. Saint-Martin was a learned and profound spiritualist. Baron Kirchberger was a patrician of Berne, in Switzerland, Member of the Grand Council, and of numerous permanent Committees of Government. He may be briefly described as a Christian gentleman and Protestant.

Kessinger Publishing is the place to find hundreds of thousands of rare and hard-to-find books with something of interest for everyone!

The work of which the following is a translation, was published in the course of the last year (1862) at Paris. The nature of it will be manifest from the title page. Who Saint-Martin was, appears in a Historic Notice of him and his writings published in 1824 by one of his surviving friends, found in the Preface. Saint-Martin was a learned and profound spiritualist. Baron Kirchberger was a patrician of Berne, in Switzerland, Member of the Grand Council, and of numerous permanent Committees of Government. He may be briefly described as a Christian gentleman and Protestant.

Partial Contents: On Nature: Man, not outward Nature, the witness of Divinity; Marriage-Man is God's book; Heaven taken by violence; man the mirror of God's wonders; The Universe in pain; Cause of Nature's groans; Birth of matter; Hypothesis of Jacob Bohme; Inhabitancy of Planets; Final Causes; Repose of Nature, the Soul, and the Word should come from Man; On Man: What is Spirit? man's origin; The Magism of God; Man, the continuation or recommencement of God; Door of Light and love in Man; How to attain God's Action; The Fall; Human institutions derive from above; Blood of clean animals; The Exodus; Law of Sacrifices; Three degrees of abominations; Mosaic law preparatory to spiritual law; Man delivered from prison of his blood; The Eucharist; Progress of individual man towards Canaan; The perfecting of our faculties hereafter requires sacrifice of all here; God's love and Man's insensibility; The work of the man of faith reacts on the whole tree of Man; On the Word: The Word sustains all things; The Words requires an apprenticeship; The true Cross; The substance of men's words; Power of the enemy during night; Duties, responsibilities, and misdirection of literary men; Religious literature; Gradations in Adam's fall; Demonstration of God and the soul; The sublime is God, and all that connects us with Him; Ministers of the Word withholding the key of knowledge; Desire, the principle of movement; Three degrees of the Word; Progressive names, states, and processes; Who should teach the deep things of God; Eternity in a point of time.