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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter V (1650s)

But the Artist takes no care about the Work, but gives the Faber his own Food, till he sees that a vegetative Life appears in the dark Death with a new Colour out of the Black; and then, when the new Man is ready, the Artist comes, and brings the Soul, and gives it the Faber; at which the Faber is dismayed, that another Life comes into him
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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter V (1650s)

But if God shews his Grace, and gives him again of his Love, then the Anger is dismayed at the Love, and this is a Flagrat of great Joy: For he again tastes divine Love, the Sweetness of his dear Mother, and then he knows full well that he has been so vile and wicked, and repents of his Iniquity, and will turn and mortify the old Adam, and cast it away from him.
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