OTIS CLAPP, SCHOOL STREET.

NEW YORK, JOHN ALLEN.

CINCINNATI, J. F. DESILVER.

1847.

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PARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

BOSTON:

PRINTED BY FREEMAN AND BOLLES,

DEVONSHIRE STREET.

That God alone, consequently the Lord, is Love itself, because He is

Life itself; and that angels and men are recipients of Life

That the Divine is not in space

That God is very Man

No.

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That Esse and Existere in God-Man are distinctly one

That in God-Man infinite things are distinctly one

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That there is one God-Man, from whom all things are

That the Divine Essence itself is Love and Wisdom

That the Divine Love is of the Divine Wisdom, and the Divine Wis-

dom of the Divine Love

That the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom are a substance and a

form

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That the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom are substance and form

in themselves, consequently the self-existing and sole-subsisting

Being

That the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom cannot but be and exist

in other beings or existences created from itself

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That all things in the universe were created from the Divine Love and

the Divine Wisdom of God Man

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That all things in the created universe are recipients of the Divine Love

and the Divine Wisdom of God-Man

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That all created things in a certain image represent man

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That the uses of all created things ascend by degrees from ultimates to

man, and through man to God the Creator, from whom they had their

origin

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That the Divine fills all spaces of the universe without space

That the Divine is in all time without time

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That the Divine in the greatest and least things is the same

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PART II.

That heat and light proceed from the sun, which exists from the Divine

Love and the Divine Wisdom

That the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom appear in the spiritual

world as a sun

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That that sun is not God, but that it is the proceeding from the Divine

Love and the Divine Wisdom of God-Man: in like manner the heat

and light from that sun

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That spiritual heat and spiritual light, in proceeding from the Lord as

a sun, make one, as His Divine Love and His Divine Wisdom make

That the sun of the spiritual world appears in a middle altitude, dis-

tant from the angels as the sun of the natural world is distant from

men

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That the distance between the sun and the angels in the spiritual world
is an appearance according to the reception of the Divine Love and

the Divine Wisdom by them