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

The Death dies away in the Love, and becomes in the Love the Life of the divine Kingdom of Joy; for it is not a Dying, but a free surrendering of its Power, Might, and Will, a Transmutation; the Virgin's Blood changes the Human, dead as to God, into an heavenly [Blood] , the Life of the young Man dies, and the Life of the Deity remains fixed and steadfast, for it stands in its Property in the Nothing.
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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter XI (1650s)

For God's speaking Word stood still now in the human Property, and the new-born Essentiality which was dead in Adam, and was again quickened in Christ, cried with the same, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? For the Anger of God was by the Soul's Property entered into the Image of the divine Essentiality, and had devoured the Image of God.
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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter XI (1650s)

The Sunshine is neither hot nor cold; only Mercury in the Spirit of the great World makes in Mars and Saturn's Property a Heat therein; for the Sun enkindles their Desire, upon which they grow so very hungry, eager, desirous, and operative, that even a Fire is found to be in the Light, which Heat is not of the Light's own Property, but of the Soul of the great World, which does so sharpen the pleasant Light in its Splendor, that it is unsufferable to the Eye.
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