by Emanuel Swedenborg, compiled by Julian Kennedy Smyth and William Frederic Wunsch

Summary

by Emanuel Swedenborg, compiled by Julian Kennedy Smyth and William Frederic Wunsch The Gist of Swedenborg — God the Lord (1920)

They who think of the Lord's Humanity, and not at the same time of His Divinity, by no means allow the expression "Divine Humanity"; for they think of the Humanity by itself and of the Divinity by itself, which is like thinking of man apart from his soul or life, which, however, is no conception of man, still less of the Lord.
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by Emanuel Swedenborg, compiled by Julian Kennedy Smyth and William Frederic Wunsch The Gist of Swedenborg — God the Lord (1920)

God is one in essence and in person. This God is the Lord. The Divinity itself, which is called Jehovah "the Father," is the Lord from eternity. The Divine Humanity is "the Son" begotten from His Divine from eternity, and born in the world. The proceeding Divinity is "the Holy Spirit."
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by Emanuel Swedenborg, compiled by Julian Kennedy Smyth and William Frederic Wunsch The Gist of Swedenborg — God the Lord (1920)

WE ought to have faith in God the Saviour, Jesus Christ, because that is faith in the visible God in Whom is the Invisible; and faith in the visible God, Who is at once Man and God, enters into man. For while faith is spiritual in essence it is natural in form, for everything spiritual, in order to be anything with a man, is received by him in what is natural.
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