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Gnosticism & Christian Mysticism

The New Jerusalem and Its Heavenly Doctrine

by Emanuel Swedenborg

A short summary of Swedenborg's doctrine, organised by topics such as love, faith, regeneration and the Church. It was published in London in 1758 as a companion to Heaven and Hell.

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