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Theosophic Questions (177 Questions on Divine Revelation) — Jakob Böhme

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Theosophic Questions (177 Questions on Divine Revelation)

Quaestiones theosophicae, oder Betrachtung göttlicher Offenbarung (177 Fragen)

Retrato póstumo de Jakob Böhme
byJakob Böhme

His last work, begun in the summer of 1624 at the home of Silesian friends: a questionnaire of 177 questions on God, creation, evil and the end of time, of which he managed to answer only the first fifteen. The missing answers were supplied by an English follower in Jacob Behmen's Theosophick Philosophy Unfolded (London, 1691).

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Authorship note

Unfinished: Böhme answered only the first fifteen questions.

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  • Betrachtung Göttlicher Offenbahrung

    Christoffel Cunradus para Heinrich Betke (Ámsterdam), 1677

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Sources

  • Böhme, Jacob. Concerning the Three Principles of the Divine Essence. Trad. John Sparrow (1648); reed. C. J. Barker, con introducción de Paul Deussen (incluye las actas del concejo de Görlitz de 1613 y 1624 y la cronología de los últimos meses). Londres: John M. Watkins, 1910.

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