The Confessions of Jacob Boehme
The Confessions of Jacob Boehme
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Therefore now I labour in my work and another in his ; and thou, proud Sophister, in thine.
We stand all in God's field, and we CONFESSIONS OF JACOB BOEHME 75 grow to God's glory and to his works of wonder, as well the wicked as the godly. But every fruit groweth in its own manner : when the mower shall cut it down, then every fruit shall come into its own barn, each receiveth that which is its own. Then the field in its nature, out of which each is grown, shall be made manifest ; there are two... centres in eternity, the love and the wrath, and each centre brings forth its own crop.
Therefore consider, O man, what you condemn, that you fall not upon the sword of the Spirit of God, and that your work be not consumed in the fire of wrath.
Thou, Sophister, runnest on wittingly to the Devil, for thine own profit, for thy transitory voluptuousness and honour, and dost not see the open gate which the Spirit showeth thee. If thou wilt not, then it is as was said : We have piped unto you but ye have not danced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore now I labour in my work and another in his ; and thou, proud Sophister, in thine.
We stand all in God's field, and we CONFESSIONS OF JACOB BOEHME 75 grow to God's glory and to his works of wonder, as well the wicked as the godly. But every fruit groweth in its own manner : when the mower shall cut it down, then every fruit shall come into its own barn, each receiveth that which is its own. Then the field in its nature, out of which each is grown, shall be made manifest ; there are two... centres in eternity, the love and the wrath, and each centre brings forth its own crop.
Therefore consider, O man, what you condemn, that you fall not upon the sword of the Spirit of God, and that your work be not consumed in the fire of wrath.
Thou, Sophister, runnest on wittingly to the Devil, for thine own profit, for thy transitory voluptuousness and honour, and dost not see the open gate which the Spirit showeth thee. If thou wilt not, then it is as was said : We have piped unto you but ye have not danced.
What to read after The Confessions of Jacob Boehme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jakob Bhme to read onlineMoreLess
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