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have Power over the fifth Essence of this World. For Man was in one only Essence [or Substance,] and there was also but one only Man that God thus created, and he could have lived for ever. And although God had brought the Stars again into their Ether, and also had withdrawn the Matrix of the Elements, and the Elements also back into nothing, yet Man would have continued still. Besides, he had the paradisical Center in him, and he could have generated again out of himself, out of his Will, and have awakened the Center; and so should have been able in x Stedfast, Chief, Master, or Predominant. y Working Property. z Or qualify. a Or Breath of Life. b Substantiality, or Nature. c Or Breath of Life. d Kind, or Property, or Nature. Paradise to generate an angelical e Host, without Misery or Anguish, also without tearing [rending or dividing in himself;] and such a Man he ought to have been, if he must continue in Paradise, and be eternal without Decay; for Paradise is holy, and in that Respect Man also ought to have been holy, for the Virtue [and Power] of God and Paradise consists in Holiness. The deep Gate of the Soul. 13. The Soul of Man, which God has breathed into him, is out of the Eternal Father; yet understand it right; there is a Difference [to be observed, you must] understand, [that it is] out of his unchangeable Will, out of which he generates his Son and Heart from Eternity, out of the divine Center, from whence the Fiat goes forth, which makes Separation, and has in f it all the Essences of the eternal Birth, [or all Manner of Things which are in the eternal Birth.] Only the Birth of the Son of God, that very Center which the Son of God himself is, he has not; for that Center is the End of Nature, and not creaturely. That is the highest Center of the fireburning Love and Mercy of God, the Perfection [or Fulness.] Out of this Center no Creature comes, but it appears [or shines] in the Creature, viz. in Angels, and in the Souls of holy Men; for the Holy Ghost, and the Omnipotence which frames the eternal Will in the eternal Father, go forth out of this [Center.] 14. Now therefore the Soul stands in two Gates, and touches the two Principles, viz. the eternal Darkness, and the eternal Light of the Son of God, as God the Father himself does. Now as God the Father h holds his unchangeable eternal Will to generate his Heart and Son, so the Angels and Souls keep their unchangeable Will in the Heart of God. Thus it [the Soul] is in Heaven and in Paradise, and enjoys the unutterable Joy of God the Father which he has in the Son, and it hears the inexpressible
Words of the Heart of God, and rejoices at the eternal, and also at the created Images, which are not in Essence [or Substance,] but in Figure. 15. There the Soul eats of all the Words of God; for the same are the Food of its Life; and it sings the paradisical i Songs of Praise concerning the pleasant Fruit in Paradise, which grows in the divine Virtue [or Power] of the divine Limbus, which is e Or Company. f The Soul. h Keeps or retains. i Hallelujahs. the Food of the k Body; for the Body eats of the Limbus, out of which it is, and the Soul eats of God and of his Word, out of which it is. 16. Can this be no Joy and Rejoicing? And should not that be a pleasant Thing with the many Thousand Sorts of Angels to eat heavenly Bread, and to rejoice in their Communion and Fellowship? What can possibly be named which can be more pleasant? Where there is no Fear, no Anger, no Death: Where every Voice and Speech is Salvation, Power, Strength, and Might, be to our God; and this Voice going forth into the Eternity. Thus with this Sound the divine Virtue of Paradise goes forth; and it is a mere growing in the divine Center of the Fruits in Paradise. And there is the Place where St. Paul heard Words unutterable, that no Man can express. Such a Man was Adam before his Fall. And that you may not doubt, that this is very sure and most truly thus, look upon the Circumstances. 17. When God had created Adam thus, he was then in Paradise in the Joyfulness; and this clarified [or l brightened] Man was wholly beautiful, and full of all Manner of Knowledge; and there God brought all the Beasts to him, (as to the great Lord in this World) that he should look upon them, and give to every one their Name, according to their Essence and Virtue, as the Spirit of every one was figured in them. And Adam knew all what every Creature was, and he gave every one their Name, according to the Quality [or working Property] of their Spirit. As God can see into the Heart of all Things, so could Adam also do, in which his Perfection may very well be observed. 18. And Adam and all Men should have gone wholly naked, as he then went; his Clothing was the Clarity [or Brightness] in the Virtue [or Power;] no Heat nor Cold touched him; he saw Day and Night [clearly] with open Eyes; in him there was no Sleep, and in his Mind there was no Night, for the divine Virtue [and Power] was in his Eyes; and he was altogether perfect. He had the m Limbus, and also the n Matrix in himself; he was no [Male] or Man, nor [Female or] Woman; as we in the
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thy Joy, [Delight, and Habitation]
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that the Elements fill it, then tha
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Eye in Nature; it would require a g
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are Men) can certainly f conceive [
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first) is shut up fast, and hangs b
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Blood) from itself, out of its Esse
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Children of the Earth, because the
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and the Spirit [must] be dissolved,
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the u Element: The Element is neith
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50. My beloved Reader, I bring in m
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how that the Will is in that [which
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Multiplicity,] where the Whole, in
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which in the sharp Might of God, in
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and it stands thus in the eternal O
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7. And there the Fiat (which create
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or Longing must be to get into the
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finds by Experience what is written
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[checked or stopped;] and there the
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Fruit, of that we must now eat, and
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eaks through the Essences of the so
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Truth; in which of the two the Spir
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continues eternally; but with the W
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the Deity continually rises up, as
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x Or active Property. y Disrupted.
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[or yielding Pliableness,] the Tast
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if it be a Thought to [be expressed
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only] a Beast in the Will, Manners,
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25. e In Brief, the Regimen of the
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speaks from the hidden Man, which i
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s Or drives. t Hast behaved thyself
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f Or second Birth. is that done in
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