Jakob Böhme,
Sixty-two Theosophic Epistles…
“ It is no knowing of God, that a CREATURE knoweft or feelethGod, but THAT knowledge only which is /7sU>,d : The Twig draweth into it, the Sap of the Tree; if -4 Man be not with his will -fpint entered into God, bur into the outward Reafon, then he is BLIND to God. ”
Jakob Böhme,
Sixty-two Theosophic Epistles…
“ For fo foon as the Sprout of the New M/fpringeth,ithath its Seeing or Sight 5 for as the outward Man feeth this oumard world, fo alfo the New Man, feeth the Hvfns world, wherein it dweUeth; for 10. it is written; * the Spirit of Mm in the Spirit of Chrift, featcketh aV things, even the depths of ike Defy. ”
