Swedenborg, a hermetic philosopher

Swedenborg, a hermetic philosopher

by Ethan Allen Hitchcock

Occult PhilosophyHermeticismModern

Chapters

47

Total Words

83,924

Reading Time

336 min

Published

1858

Table of Contents

2.CHAPTER COMPAEING SWEDEXBOUG AND SPINOZA.

3.D. APPLETON & COMPAlSIY,

6.II. Modes, according to Swedenborg.

7.III. Of Kinds of Knowledge, according to

8.VI. Of Salvatiox, according to Swedenborg.

9.VII. Swedenborg. " The Esse of God, or the Di-

10.VIII. Swedenhoxg. " The Divine Esse is esse in

11.IX. Swedenhorg. " The Divine Esse and Existere

12.X. Swedenhorg. " In relation to subsistence, all fi-

13.XI. Swedenhorg. " Jehovah God is esse in itself

14.XII. Swedenhorg. " The unity of God is most in-

15.XIII. Swedenhorg. " That the infinite divine is in

16.XIV. Swedenhorg. " In him (man) the soul is not

17.Part 1, prop. 13. And " Every thing according to

18.XV. Swedenhorg. " Wherefore infinite is an adjec-

19.XVI. Swedenhorg. " Every one should prepare the

20.XVII. Swedenhorg. " Every quality has its quality

21.XVIII. Swedenhorg. " Wherefore the Lord says,

22.XIX. Swedenhorg. " * * and yet the substantial

23.XX. Swedenborg. " * * the life to eternity, which

24.XXI. Swedenhorg. " Let every one therefore be

25.XXII. Swedenhorg. " It is to be held that all

26.part 1, prop. 17, schol. : the proposition being,

27.XXIII. Swedenhorg. " It is at this day a pre-

28.XXVI. Swedenhorg. " Now, because the Word is

29.XXVII. Swedenborg. " But bare knowledge on-

30.XXVIII. Swedenhorg. " There is not any thing

31.XXX. Swedenborg. " That which a man loves

32.XXXI. Swedenhorg. " For those who put reward

33.XXXII. Swedenhorg. " It is quite otherwise

34.XXXIII. Swedenhorg. " God alone acts, and man

35.XXXIV. Swedenhorg. " It is to be known that the

36.XXXV. Swedenhorg. " But yet no one can be

37.XXXVI. Swedenhorg. " It is commonly believed,

38.XXXVII. Swedenhorg. " Most [men] at this day

39.XXXVIII. Swedenhorg. " God, because be is in-

40.XXXIX. Swedenhorg. Speaking of the conjunc-

41.XL. Swedenhorg. " For the principal cause and

42.XLI. Swedenhorg. " Who denies, or can deny,

43.XLII. Swedenhorg. " All that a man loves, and

44.D. Appleton & Company's List of New Work

45.D. Appleton k Company's List of New Works.

47.D. Appletou & Company's List of New Works.

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